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In general, NEET required for direct admission in BHMS. In India, majority of BHMS programs need NEET entrance test. Alternatives route such as state entrance exams or management quotas may be provide by certain private colleges or state level regulations.

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As per your score of 360 in NEET and OBC category, you can try for private BHMS colleges in Uttar Pradesh as chances in government colleges are less. Also, if you are looking for bond-free colleges, then some private BHMS colleges in UP do not have any bond.

Government BHMS colleges in UP usually have a bond of 2 years or more. So, you can go for private colleges like:

• Narayan Shree Homoeopathic Medical College, Gwalior

• Bakson Homoeopathic Medical College, Greater Noida

• Lord Mahavira Homoeopathic Medical College, Saharanpur

Hope it helps!

With 270 marks in NEET, getting a free BHMS seat in a government college is unlikely. While it might be possible to secure a BHMS seat in a private college, government college admissions typically require higher scores. Specific cutoffs can vary by state and reserved categories, but generally, you'd need around 450 marks or more to have a good chance at a government college through state quota.

With 350 marks in NEET 2025, you have a moderate chance of getting a BAMS or BHMS seat in a government college, especially under state quota and reserved categories. The AIQ cutoff is generally higher, so your chances are slimmer there.

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If you are thinking about applying for a scholarship for the Bachelor of Homeopathic Medicine and Surgery course there are different types you can look into:

Government scholarships
the government gives scholarships to students who perform well in their exams or need financial help like the National Merit Scholarship is given to top students and there are also state specific scholarships meaning each state has its own program.

College scholarships
some colleges offer their own scholarships they may give scholarships based on how well you do in your studies or if you need financial help and the amount they give can be different for each college.

AICTE and UGC scholarships
these are scholarships from organizations like the All India Council for Technical Education and the University Grants Commission. T

Other external scholarships
some companies and foundations offer financial help to students who are studying medical courses.

The amount you get depends on the scholarship you apply for and each one has its own rules so you can check the official websites of these scholarships.

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To gain admission to a BHMS college in 2025 under the SC category, you must pass the NEET 2025 exam.  The projected SC cutoff score is between 136 and 107.  Aim for 250+ marks in government colleges or 200+ in private ones.  Top colleges include the National Institute of Homeopathy in Kolkata and Dr. D.Y. Patil in Pune.  Fees range between INR 50,000 and 14 lakh.

Apply through NEET counseling, provide your SC certificate, and verify the state quotas for seats.

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Yes, you can get BHMS (Bachelor of Homeopathic Medicine and Surgery) in Bhopal as your 12th was with Biology and you have scored 66%.

But admission depends on your NEET score, not just your 12th marks. If you have appeared in NEET and scored the qualifying marks, then you can get admission, mostly in private colleges.

If you are asking about BBC (Botany, Biochemistry, Chemistry) course, then yes, you can get it in many colleges in Bhopal with your 12th marks.

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I understand that your situation is challenging, but it's important to stay focused and plan ahead. Here's a step-by-step approach to help you move forward:

1. Complete Your 12th Exam :

Since you're planning to take the 12th exam, you need to quickly prepare for it.

• Subjects : Make sure you are preparing for the PCM (Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics) subjects for the exam if you're aiming for engineering.

• Stream : Since you're from a civil diploma background, it’s likely you'll continue with the Science stream with the focus on Mathematics for a B.Tech.

• Enroll : Immediately register for the 12th board exam (if you haven’t already). You may need to check the registration deadlines with the Maharashtra State Board (MSBSHSE).

• Prepare Intensively : Prioritize core subjects and focus on your weaker areas. Since time is limited, make a schedule and stick to it.

2. Decide the Path Post 12th :

After completing your 12th, you can pursue a B.Tech (Engineering) in a different field if civil engineering doesn't align with your current interests. Since you've been working in full-stack development, you could consider:

• B.Tech in Computer Science/IT : If you're more interested in technology and software development, this could be an option. You can later apply for lateral entry into 2nd year of B.Tech if your diploma allows.

• B.Tech in another discipline : If you decide to stick with civil engineering, you can pursue that too, but you'll have to go through the full 4-year program.

3. Entrance Exams :

• JEE Mains : This is essential for getting into many top engineering colleges in India, including IITs, NITs, and other private institutions. Prepare for JEE Mains after completing your 12th. Focus on Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics .

• State-Level Exams : If you’re aiming for colleges in Maharashtra, you can take MHT CET for state-based admissions in B.Tech.

• Others : Explore other engineering exams, depending on the institutions you're interested in.

4. Managing Your Time :

• Create a Plan : Since you’re pressed for time, create a focused study plan for the 12th exams.

• Time Management : Balance preparation for 12th exams and entrance exams (JEE or MHT CET). Prioritize core subjects and practice past papers.

• Focus on Strengths : If you’re more inclined towards technology or full-stack development, you can choose a branch like Computer Science or Information Technology . These fields align well with your interests and experiences.

5. Consider Online Resources :

If you have limited time, consider taking online courses for both 12th preparation and entrance exams. Many platforms provide flexible learning options.

6. Mental Health :

I understand the pressure you're facing. Don’t hesitate to talk to someone if you're feeling overwhelmed. It's important to stay calm and focus on the task at hand.

You still have time to get on track, but it’s essential to remain consistent with your efforts. Keep a clear focus on your goal of completing your 12th exams and then taking the right steps toward a degree program aligned with your strengths and interests.

HEY THERE!!!

• With a NEET score of 130 and identification with the ST category, you are within the typical cutoff range for BHMS admissions in 2025, which is generally reported as 105 to 138 marks for ST candidates.
• This places you in a competitive position. While admission chances tend to be higher in private colleges and through certain state quota government seats, actual allotment will ultimately be determined by your state of domicile, overall rank, and seat availability during the counseling process.

Hi!

To get admission in BHMS in Odisha, follow these steps:

1. NEET Qualification : You must have appeared for NEET 2025 and scored a valid mark.

2. Eligibility : You need to have passed Class 12 with 50% marks in PCB .

3. Counseling : Odisha conducts AYUSH NEET Counseling through OJEE . Register online on their website when the counseling process starts.

4. Colleges : Some top BHMS colleges in Odisha include Odisha Medical College of Homoeopathy (Sambalpur) and Cuttack Homoeopathic Medical College .

Check your NEET score and register for counseling to secure a seat.

Hope this helps you!