BHMS

Yes, after completing BHMS a candidate can opt for MD in homeopathy. The disciplines available are:

• Pharmacy
• Philosophy
• Materia Medica
• Paediatrics
• Practice of Medicine
• Psychiatry Repertory

A BHMS doctor learn homeopathy and usually can't do MS degree. MS is for surgery and teach how to do operations. BHMS doctors learn homeopathic medicine, which use natural things to help body heal.

BHMS doctors know lot about medicine and patient care, but MS need special training in surgery like general surgery, bone surgery, brain surgery, heart surgery and more. BHMS don't learn these in college.

So, BHMS doctors don't usually do MS, but they can learn more and become better in homeopathy with other courses and certificates.

People who did BHMS can't join PG courses in normal medicine directly.

To do PG in normal medicine, you need MBBS first, because MBBS is the main bachelor degree for allopathy.

Completing a BHMS course after already having a BAMS can offer many benefits -

• course provides students with skills in alternative medicine system.
• Having both degrees help candidates land a better job and pay.
• Multiple degrees may help candidates go through professional development and career growth.

BHMS is basically a UG program in homeopathic field that has a duration of 5 and half years, including a 1 year compulsory internship. During your coursework journey, you learn about human body and its diseases along with principles and techniques of homeopathic treatment. BHMS has a holistic approach for healthcare where there is more focus on natural healing and a meaningful impact in field of homeopathy.

No, you cannot complete BHMS in 3 years.

BHMS course (Bachelor of Homoeopathic Medicine and Surgery) is five and half years long. It also have a one-year internship which is must after finishing final exam.

BHMS syllabus has both class lessons and practice in homeopathic clinics. Students learn about homeopathy rules like vital force, law of similars, and checking symptoms. They also study subjects like anatomy, physiology, pathology, pharmacology, and clinical medicine.

Yes, ofcourse you can get admission into many reputated BDS, BAMS or BHMS government college at this score in NEET. The cut-off for many government college of BAMS, BHMS, or BDS are always lower than 450 marks (except top 5 colleges) for reserved categories in NEET.

No, this is not possible . you should take a year drop and increase your marks . Also depends on some factors like 

• Cutoff for that year 
• State quota

Try to increase your marks upto 250, than very high chance you have to get college.

You can predict the college you may get at this rank your category and state using the shiksha.com college predictor here

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Best of luck.