Medicine

The migration from BHMS (Bachelor of Homeopathic Medicine and Surgery) to MBBS is not allowed in India under normal circumstances since both the courses deal with distinct medical fields. But you can resume MBBS from the beginning by clearing NEET-UG once more and getting admitted in an MBBS college. Transfers among health Science courses may be allowed in private universities, but government medical colleges never facilitate direct migration from BHMS to MBBS. If you want to do MBBS, your best choice is to appear for NEET once more, pass with a good score, and apply for MBBS admission through regular counseling.

To get admission under the ESIC (Employees' State Insurance Corporation) quota in MBBS, you must be eligible, which involves possessing an Insured Person (IP) certificate in the name of a parent and a valid NEET score. With 183 marks in NEET, your prospects for an ESIC MBBS seat in government colleges are slim, but you can try looking for private ESIC-affiliated colleges. Apply through the MCC AIQ counseling under the ESIC quota choosing ESIC medical colleges. Verify that your mother's IP certificate is at least three years valid prior to application. Check esic.nic.in for recent eligibility information.

In 2023, the NEET cutoff for the general category was 720–137 for admission to the Bachelor of Homeopathic Medicine and Surgery (BHMS) programme at Homoeopathy University, Jaipur. 

Yes, according to the recent UGC guidelines, students can study two degrees at the same time, one in regular mode and the other in online or distance mode. This implies it is legally permitted to study an MBBS degree in regular mode and also take admission in a BA degree in online mode. Nevertheless, you need to ensure that both universities accept this arrangement and that there are no NMC restrictions from the Medical Council of India on further degree programs during MBBS. It is best to inquire with your MBBS school and the provider of the BA programme to ensure that they are compliant with their regulations.

As of February 18, 2025, the for NEET UG 2024 qualifying cutoffs for the Dayanand Medical College and Hospital (DMCH) Ludhiana are as follows.

General/EWS: 50th percentile; scores range from 164 to 720.

OBC, SC, and ST: 40th percentile (scores between 129 and 163).

General/EWS-PwD: 45th percentile, scores range from 146 to 163.

OBC-PwD, SC-PwD, and ST-PwD: 40th percentile, scores 129–145.

These cutoffs define who can participate in the NEET UG counselling process for the MBBS admissions at DMCH Ludhiana.

As far as I am concerned, the NEET cutoff for Manav Rachna Dental college is not static. It varies year to year. For example in the year 2024, for UG, the cutoff was 1139258 in the first round and in the second round, the cutoff was 839646.