Medicine & Health Sciences

Dear Harshita, In India, government medical colleges primarily admit students to the MBBS programme based on merit through the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET). These institutions do not offer management quota seats for MBBS admissions.However, some state government medical colleges, such as those in Rajasthan, may have a limited number of management quota seats. These seats are typically filled through state-specific counseling processes and may have higher cutoff scores compared to general quota seats.It's important to note that the availability and criteria for management quota seats can vary by state and institution. Therefore, I recommend contacting the specific government medical colleges you are interested in to inquire about the possibility of admission through management quota and to understand the associated requirements and procedures.I hope this information helps you in your pursuit of medical education.

Dear Prasun, To apply for the Bachelor of Pharmacy (B.Pharm) course at JSS College of Pharmacy, please follow these steps:Eligibility: Ensure you have completed 10+2 or equivalent with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology/Mathematics, securing at least 45% marks.ShikshaApplication: Visit the official website of JSS Academy of Higher Education & Research (jssuni.edu.in) and complete the online application form.Entrance Exam: Prepare for the JSS AHER entrance examination, as admission is based on merit from this test.Counseling: If shortlisted, participate in the counseling process as per the schedule announced on the university's website.For detailed information and updates, please refer to the official website: jssuni.edu.inBest regards,

As of my last knowledge update, MMMUT (Madan Mohan Malaviya University of Technology) Gorakhpur conducts admissions for B.Pharm (Bachelor of Pharmacy) programs based on the CUET (Common University Entrance Test) scores. However, the specific cutoff marks can vary each year based on factors like: 1. **Number of applicants**: More applicants typically mean a higher cutoff.2. **Category of the candidate**: Cutoffs differ for general, OBC, SC/ST, etc.3. **Difficulty level of the exam**: A tougher exam might result in lower cutoffs.4. **Availability of seats**: More seats could slightly lower the cutoff. As CUET is a relatively new entrance system, the official cutoffs for different programs, including B.Pharm at MMMUT, are usually released after the exams. For a program like B.Pharm, the expected cutoff score might vary, but generally: - To have a strong chance of securing admission, you would need to score around **60-70%** of the total marks in CUET. For a 250-mark exam, this translates to approximately **150-175 marks**.  This is just an approximation based on trends from previous years. I recommend checking the official website of MMMUT Gorakhpur or the CUET portal for the most accurate and updated cutoff information.

Yes, a BAMS course graduate can practice as a general physician, but within the scope of Ayurvedic medicine. BAMS doctors are trained in diagnosing and treating various health conditions using Ayurvedic principles, including herbal remedies, dietary changes, and lifestyle modifications. They can offer holistic treatments for many common ailments, but their practice is focused on Ayurvedic approaches rather than modern allopathic treatments. While they are not qualified to prescribe allopathic medicines or perform surgeries, BAMS graduates can provide general medical care, manage chronic diseases, and offer preventive healthcare through Ayurvedic methods.