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The National Exit Test (NExT) is a government exam that homoeopathic doctors must pass to practice medicine and register as a medical practitioner: Purpose: The NExT is a problem-based exam that tests a homoeopathic graduate's clinical competency.When it's held: The NExT is usually held in February and August each year.Eligibility: To be eligible, a graduate must have completed at least nine months of internship.Number of attempts: A graduate has up to five attempts to pass the NExT.Other exams that homoeopathic doctors may take include:Central Council of Research in Homoeopathy (CCRH) examsThese exams test a homoeopathic graduate's knowledge and skills in homoeopathy and determine their eligibility for government positions. Postgraduate homeopathy entrance examsThese include the Maharashtra PGH-CET, AIAPGET, Andhra Pradesh Homoeopathy Entrance Test, and more. 

Yes, it's possible to get admission into a government medical college in Jammu for MBBS, BAMS, BUMS, BHMS, or BPT with 398 marks in NEET 2024, depending on the category and the college: BAMSThe cutoff for BAMS in government medical colleges is usually between 350 and 400 marks in NEET UG. BUMSThe cutoff for BUMS in the general category is between 720 and 164. BHMSSome medical colleges accept candidates scoring around 300 marks in NEET for courses like BHMS. Seat matrixThe seat matrix for Jammu & Kashmir Ayush NEET Seat Matrix 2024 includes private BUMS colleges like Kashmir Tibbia College, Hospital & Research Centre, Srinagar and Unani Medical College Institute of Asian Medical Sciences. 

Hi Greetings, 'With 258 marks in NEET, your eligibility for BHMS (Bachelor of Homeopathic Medicine and Surgery) depends on factors like the category you belong to, state domicile, and the cutoff trends in different colleges'.'Government Colleges: The cutoff for government BHMS colleges can be relatively high, especially for general category students. 'However, you may have a chance in some government colleges if you belong to a reserved category (like SC, ST, OBC) or if you're applying under the state quota'.'Private Colleges: Private colleges might have a lower cutoff, and your chances could improve here. 'Some private BHMS colleges accept candidates with scores around 250-300 marks, especially under the management quota or private merit'.'State-Based Colleges: Each state has its own set of colleges and different NEET cutoff scores. If you have a state domicile, you may have better chances in colleges within your state, even with 258 marks'.Thank you.