Gujarat

Yes — Gandhinagar has several good BAMS (Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery) colleges. The top options include State Model Institute of Ayurveda Sciences (government), Manjushree Research Institute of Ayurvedic Science, Shree Swaminarayan Ayurvedic College, and Aarihant Ayurvedic Medical College. Admissions are through NEET UG and AYUSH counseling.

 Key Colleges & Details

• State Model Institute of Ayurveda Sciences (SMIAS) – Government college, affordable fees (~₹24,000 per year), strong faculty, recognised by AYUSH.
• Manjushree Research Institute of Ayurvedic Science (MRIAS) – Private, fees ~₹11.2 lakh, good infrastructure, located near Pethapur.
• Shree Swaminarayan Ayurvedic College, Kalol – Private, fees ~₹1.36 lakh, reputed for traditional Ayurvedic training.
• Aarihant Ayurvedic Medical College & Research Institute – Private, fees ~₹12 lakh, located near ONGC WSS, Kalol Highway.
• Ananya Ayurvedic College – Private, fees ~₹14.6 lakh, located on Ahmedabad–Mehsana Highway, Kalol.
• Shree Balahanuman Ayurved Mahavidyalaya, Lodra – Private, moderate fees, located in Mansa, Gandhinagar.

 Admission Process

• Eligibility: 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and English.
• Entrance Exam: NEET UG (mandatory).
• Counseling: Through AYUSH NEET counseling (state quota + all India quota).
• Duration: 5.5 years (including 1 year internship).

The latest cutoff trend for B.Des. in Fashion Design & Technology at Parul University is not published in the form of fixed marks or ranks like government colleges (e.g., NIFT). This is because admission is primarily based on a Design Aptitude Test (DAT) conducted by the university, followed by a portfolio review, rather than strict cut-off percentages.

In general, the eligibility requirement is passing 10+2 in any stream, and selection depends on performance in DAT, creativity, and portfolio quality rather than board marks.

So practically, there is no rigid cutoff percentage, but students with around 50–60%+ in 12th and good creative aptitude have a fair chance. Competition is moderate compared to national institutes.