BAMS

Ye, you can definitely go for BAMS after completing B.Sc. But note that by doing B.Sc, you won't get any advantage or weightage in BAMS admission. Both are graduation courses.

For admission into BAMS cours under general category, your score shouldn't be less than 350. But the exact cut-off score can't be predicted as BAMS admission is happening through NEET for the first time.

For admission into BAMS course under general category, your score shouldn't be less than 350. But the exact cut-off score can't be predicted as BAMS admission is happening through NEET for the first time.

For admission into BAMS courses under general category your score shouldn't be less than 300. However, this may go up or down as BAMS admission is happening through NEET for first time.

Naturopathic physicians identify the causes of illnesses and use the body's natural ability to heal it holistically. They use herbs, exercise, meditation, massage, hydrotherapy, and nutrition to bring about wellness and balance.
You need to obtain a Bachelor's degree which includes prerequisite courses in chemistry, biochemistry, anatomy, physiology, cellular biology and all labs associated with these courses.

It is a subject taught in BAMS. It is the important basic clinical subject of Ayurveda. Kayachikitsa is the foremost branch of Astanga Ayurveda.

First of all you need to clear your 10+2 with physics, chemistry and biology with minimum 50 percent mark single and aggregate, then you need to qualify in the entrance exam such as NEET or institute level entrance examination and secure the merit required as per the institute's requirement.

It's difficult to get admission in government medical colleges at this score. For government medical colleges, your score should be 400+.
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