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In case your BAMS RTI fee has been deducted and the status still shows pending, you can follow these key steps :-

Confirm Payment: Ensure whether or not it was deducted properly at all. Check for any receipts or emails associated with the RTI fee that confirms the payments out to see if the deduction took time for the system to reflect.

Allow Some time: Quite often, System processing time may delay the update of the status. After a day or two, check the status again.

Contact RTI Helpdesk :- AFTER SOME TIME, the payment could be deducted, but the status still stays the same. Your best bet, in this case, would be to contact the RTI authority/helpdesk, provide them with the transaction details (like the payment receipt number, date of payment, etc.) and ask for some clarification.

Verify Application :- Ensure that other sections of the RTI application have been filled correctly by you as missing or wrongly filled parts can lead to a pending status.

Check for Technical Failure :- Sometimes, there are issues or glitches in the online system and it may not be updating. You could try to check using another browser or device instead.

As a result of these actions, you may find that you will either be able to clear up the issue or receive clarifications from the concerned authorities.

Applying for BAMS (Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery) is possible for students from other states at IMS, BHU (Institute of Medical Sciences, Banaras Hindu University). Still, the number of seats reserved for Candidates other than U.P. is very limited, as most of the seats are reserved for Candidates of U.P. under the state quota.

The student needs to clear the AIAPGET (All India AYUSH Post Graduate Entrance Test) or BHU entrance exam depending upon the admission policy of the year for applying. Admission is competitive and requires a good score in the entrance examination. They should also possess the necessary eligibility criteria, which may include age, academic qualifications, and minimum marks.

More details, including exact seat numbers, can be found on the official site of **IMS BHU** in the section for admissions and eligibility criteria.

Depending on your interests and professional objectives, you can choose between a BAMS, BVSc or BSc in psychology

Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery or BAMS is a programme that combines traditional knowledge with the contemporary medical techniques for those interested in alternative medicine and aspiring to become an Ayurvedic physician. The programme lasts for 5.5 years.
The Bachelor of Veterinary Science (BVSc) programme is the best choice if you have a strong interest in animals and wish to work with them in research or care.
A bachelor's degree in psychology is appropriate if you have an interest in counselling mental health, and human behaviour. It leads to jobs in research, therapy or psychology.

Make your decision depending on your long-term objectives and areas of enthusiasm, such as research or healthcare.

BAMS (Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery) is a professional course that combines traditional Ayurvedic medicine with modern medical science. The admission to BAMS is primarily based on NEET scores, and you must clear NEET to qualify for counseling.

Some of the top government and private BAMS colleges in India include:

1. Government Ayurvedic Colleges in Gujarat: There are 28 BAMS colleges in Gujarat, including well-known institutions like Gujarat Ayurved University, Jamnagar, which is a prestigious institution offering BAMS programs.

2. Private BAMS Colleges in Other States: Many states have a mix of government and private BAMS colleges, including Maharashtra, Karnataka, and Uttar Pradesh.