Obstetrics Gynecology

Nope, a BAMS doctor cannot practice as a gynecologist in modern medicine directly. But, they can specialize in "Stree Rog and Prasuti Tantra," which is the Ayurvedic branch focusing on women's health, pregnancy and even childbirth. 

To become a gynecologist, candidates must pursue MBBS course and later followed by followed an MD or DNB course. 

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After completing BHMS course, pursuing a specialisation in Gynecology directly is not possible, as Gynecology is a branch of allopathic medicine. 

If you are interested in allopathic gynaecology, you would need to pursue an MBBS degree followed by a specialisation (MD) in Gynaecology. 

Manipal University offers a list of MD and MS courses via its affiliated colleges. Admission to the courses is based on candidates' performance in the NEET PG exam, followed by the Karnataka NEET PG counselling process. As per the 2024 cutoff, the Karnataka NEET PG closing rank for admission to MS in Obstetrics and Gynaecology was 5970 during the first round for the General AI category students. 

While it is not common to pursue a career in Gynecology directly after completing a BDS course, it is technically possible to shift to the field of Gynecology through further education. 

To become a Gynecologist, one would typically need to complete an MBBS followed by a specialisation in Gynecology (MD/MS in Obstetrics and Gynecology). 

Since BDS is focused on dental care and not general medicine, transitioning into Gynecology would require going through the full medical education route. This may involve taking an entrance exam for medical school and completing the necessary years of study. 

Obtaining a seat in OBG at an All India Rank (AIR) of 39,700 in NEET PG 2024 in the SC category might be difficult since last years' data suggests that closing ranks for OBG in well-established colleges are much higher.

It would be quite difficult to make way into the Diploma in Gynecology and Obstetrics with a rank of *60693* in *NEET PG 2024*, as this branch is very competitive. Thus admission is going to depend on several parameters, such as category (General, OBC, SC/ST), reservation policies, cut-offs of the college, and the availability of seats. Do check the particular cut-off ranks of the colleges you wish to apply to. High ranks generally get difficult courses but if you still wish to pursue G&O, you may have to try other options, such as private colleges, or wait for later rounds of counseling.

Both MLB Jhansi and SSMC Rewa are good.

The selection of the institute depends on several factors such as course curriculum, premises facilities, teachers, location, and scope for career opportunities.

MLB Jhansi is one of the oldest colleges, is known for its distinguished alumni also.

Jhansi is well-connected to other parts of the country.