B.A.M.S.

It depends on your 10+2 subjects which must have Biology and Chemistry.

Hello rutuja
I think your score is too less to get a government college but you can try in private colleges. All the best.

I'm sorry to inform you that because BHMS and B.A. MS require higher grades, you are not qualified for admission to a reputable college. To be admitted to a reputable BHMS and B.A. MS government medical college, you must receive at least 350 in the NEET 2022 exam. After MBBS the most popular courses for medical aspirants are BHMS or Bachelor of Homeopathic Medical and Surgery, and B.A. MS or Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery.

BHU is one of the top institutes in India for AYUSH courses, if you want to get Admission to BAMS, you should score at least 630+ marks in NEET-UG if you are general category, 600+ for OBC and 550+ for SC/ST.

Yes go for BHMS. Don't listen to those people who don't support you. Every field of medical is worth doing. BHMS is as necessary as MBBS. Do your best. World needs more BHMS doctors. If nothing works people go to homoeopathy doctors. It is always considered low because people are not aware of homoeopathy power.
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I don't think you'll get admission in any government college instead you should look for the Private ones, there are some colleges like vidarbha Ayurved Mahavidyalaya, Amravati
Tilak Ayurved Mahavidyalaya, Pune
Dr BRKR Government Ayurved Medical College, Hyderabad, Government Autonomous Ayurved College and Hospital, Jabalpur, Lalit Hari State Post Graduate Ayurvedic College and Hospital, Pilibhity. You should look for them.

Khalsa ayurvedic medical college for BAMS
The course is of 5 years
And each semester the pay will be 80000 for BAMS course. The college provides the top range of opportunities to students in this course.

50 percentile for general and 40 percentile for OBC /ST/SC

At this score, it is impossible to enrol on government medical institutes for MBBS or BDS. If you are interested, you can apply for B.A. MS and BHMS courses.

With 140 marks, it will be challenging for you to secure a government position. You need a general category score of 540 or higher in 85% of the state's quota and a SC category score of 380 or higher. In India, leading private medical institutes with limited resources are likely to accept students with marks of roughly 550+. I'll argue that you aren't yet ready to study MBBS with a score of just 140. Therefore, I advise you to skip/repeat a year and take NEET again the following year. Study hard and you will succeed.