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Deepanshi ailawadi
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I think you should opt for BAMS because day by day, the scope of Ayurveda is overlapping the other medical systems, not only in India but also in the world.
In many cases, people have taken the experience for the trustfulness of the Ayurvedic system and medicinal treating for chronic and non-healable diseases.
In many cases, when the allopathic system becomes a failure with a particular disease and surrenders, the Ayurvedic medicine does the magical effect to rejuvenate the illness or the patient.
Job opportunities also exist in the government sector. One can get a job in a government Ayurveda hospital as an Ayurvedic pharmacist.
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In many cases, people have taken the experience for the trustfulness of the Ayurvedic system and medicinal treating for chronic and non-healable diseases.
In many cases, when the allopathic system becomes a failure with a particular disease and surrenders, the Ayurvedic medicine does the magical effect to rejuvenate the illness or the patient.
Job opportunities also exist in the government sector. One can get a job in a government Ayurveda hospital as an Ayurvedic pharmacist.
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nikhil Sharma
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D.Pharma Admission Process:
Most institutes offering the D. Pharmacy course admit students based on performance in a relevant entrance test, often followed by a round of personal interview, wherein their general aptitude for the course is tested. Admission process generally varies across colleges. A few institutes also provide direct admission based on the candidates performance at the 10+2 level. Some of such entrance tests conducted in India are:
GPAT
UPSEE
JEE Pharmacy
AU AIMEE Pharmacy
CPMT
PMET.
Most institutes offering the D. Pharmacy course admit students based on performance in a relevant entrance test, often followed by a round of personal interview, wherein their general aptitude for the course is tested. Admission process generally varies across colleges. A few institutes also provide direct admission based on the candidates performance at the 10+2 level. Some of such entrance tests conducted in India are:
GPAT
UPSEE
JEE Pharmacy
AU AIMEE Pharmacy
CPMT
PMET.
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nikhil Sharma
Guide-Level 13
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Akash MalavVNITian
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Give him a chance to get prepared for NEET again, with such marks there is no possibility of admission for MBBS in any college. All the best.
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Manik Bhatnagar
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Hi Nisha,
Selection will be made on the basis of merit through NEET rank conducted by CBSE.
ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA:
1. Passed Senior Secondary (12th Standard/Intermediate) examination with Physics, Chemistry, Biology and English from Central Board of Secondary Education or any other examination recognized by Jamia Hamdard as equivalent thereto, securing at least 45% marks in the aggregate and also in the aggregate of Physics, Chemistry and Biology. The student must have passed in all the subjects of 12th standard.
2. Candidate should be able to communicate in English
Selection will be made on the basis of merit through NEET rank conducted by CBSE.
ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA:
1. Passed Senior Secondary (12th Standard/Intermediate) examination with Physics, Chemistry, Biology and English from Central Board of Secondary Education or any other examination recognized by Jamia Hamdard as equivalent thereto, securing at least 45% marks in the aggregate and also in the aggregate of Physics, Chemistry and Biology. The student must have passed in all the subjects of 12th standard.
2. Candidate should be able to communicate in English
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