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Humera Akhtar
Contributor-Level 10
For BAMS course you need to appear for different national and state level entrance examination like KLEU, AIET, KLE University,
Andhra Pradesh: EAMCET, Andhra Pradesh Engineering, Agriculture and Medical Common Entrance Test.
Assam: CEE, Assam Combined Entrance Examination,
TS EAMCET: Telangana Engineering, Agriculture and Medical Common Entrance Test.
Andhra Pradesh: EAMCET, Andhra Pradesh Engineering, Agriculture and Medical Common Entrance Test.
Assam: CEE, Assam Combined Entrance Examination,
TS EAMCET: Telangana Engineering, Agriculture and Medical Common Entrance Test.
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Humera Akhtar
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There is nothing such as passing marks in NEET. They are qualifying marks, i.e. 50 percentile (118 marks). For a government medical college seat you have to secure at least 530 (all India quota) in NEET. 530 is a safe score but it depends on number of rounds of counselling conducted by MCI. Cutoff may come down, but still try to secure above 510 marks.
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Humera Akhtar
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Some of the colleges which I can suggest are- Amala Institute of Medical Sciences, Amrita Institute of Medical Science, Amrita Institute of Medical Sciences and Research Centre, Government Medical College, etc.
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Rochit Goel
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Both are equally good courses, you have to choose according to your interest only. After doing both courses, you have good job options. You may get both government and private jobs. The only difference is that after doing BPT, you will be designated as a doctor and you can do your own practice and after nursing, you will be known as a nursing sister only but both have good career scope in future.
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Garima GehlotDoing BSC
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You can go for M.Pharma and become a drug inspector after it.
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Dr Swastik SahuMedical & Engineering Consultant
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After MBBS, you need to pursue MS Orthopaedics to become an orthopaedic surgeon. You need to appear NEET post graduation examination for admission into MS Orthopaedics courses.
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Divyashakti Shukla
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Hi Ipshita,
If you wish to make your career in the medical field, opt for BIPC group in HSC. After completing your HSC education, you need to appear for various national and state level medical entrance exams.
Most prominent medical entrance exams are:
1. NEET
2. JIMPER
3. AIIMS
The minimum percentage required (category-wise) in HSC for NEET is:
1. General: 50%
2. SC/ST/OBC: 40
3. PH/PWD: 45%
If you wish to make your career in the medical field, opt for BIPC group in HSC. After completing your HSC education, you need to appear for various national and state level medical entrance exams.
Most prominent medical entrance exams are:
1. NEET
2. JIMPER
3. AIIMS
The minimum percentage required (category-wise) in HSC for NEET is:
1. General: 50%
2. SC/ST/OBC: 40
3. PH/PWD: 45%
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Divyashakti Shukla
Contributor-Level 6
Hi Ipshita,
If you wish to make your career in the medical field, opt for BIPC group in HSC. After completing your HSC education, you need to appear for various national and state level medical entrance exams.
Most prominent medical entrance exams are:
1. NEET
2. JIMPER
3. AIIMS
The minimum percentage required (category-wise) in HSC for NEET is:
1. General: 50%
2. SC/ST/OBC: 40
3. PH/PWD: 45%
If you wish to make your career in the medical field, opt for BIPC group in HSC. After completing your HSC education, you need to appear for various national and state level medical entrance exams.
Most prominent medical entrance exams are:
1. NEET
2. JIMPER
3. AIIMS
The minimum percentage required (category-wise) in HSC for NEET is:
1. General: 50%
2. SC/ST/OBC: 40
3. PH/PWD: 45%
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Divyashakti Shukla
Contributor-Level 6
Hi Gayathri,
Bachelors in alternative medical system is a two-year undergraduate course conducted by the Indian Board of Alternative Medicines and is duly registered by the Government of West Bengal under Act XXVI based on the Central Government Act XXI of 1860. Students completing the B.A.S.M. course become a registered practitioner RMP (IBAM) under Rule 7A of IBAM and can practice anywhere in India under Article 19(1)g of the Constitution of India.
International students or Indian students migrating abroad can apply for government attestation of the certificate with the Ministry of Home Affairs, Government of India and the Ministry of
Bachelors in alternative medical system is a two-year undergraduate course conducted by the Indian Board of Alternative Medicines and is duly registered by the Government of West Bengal under Act XXVI based on the Central Government Act XXI of 1860. Students completing the B.A.S.M. course become a registered practitioner RMP (IBAM) under Rule 7A of IBAM and can practice anywhere in India under Article 19(1)g of the Constitution of India.
International students or Indian students migrating abroad can apply for government attestation of the certificate with the Ministry of Home Affairs, Government of India and the Ministry of
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