AYUSH Cutoffs in Jammu & Kashmir 2024: Admission Insights for BAMS, BUMS, and BPT Courses

In this blog, we dive deep into the cutoff trends for AYUSH courses (BAMS, BUMS, BPT) in both government and private institutions across Jammu & Kashmir for the year 2024. With Round 1 counselling completed and the Provisional Selection List released by JKBOPEE, our aim is to break down the cutoff scores across different categories. Whether you are aiming for a government seat or a spot in a private institution, this comprehensive analysis will help you understand the current admission landscape.

Introduction to AYUSH Courses (BAMS, BUMS, BPT)

AYUSH is an umbrella term for traditional medical systems, and in Jammu & Kashmir, three key courses dominate the field:

  • BAMS (Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery): A course focused on the Ayurvedic system of medicine, blending modern science with ancient wisdom.

  • BUMS (Bachelor of Unani Medicine and Surgery): This course follows the Unani system of medicine, which has its roots in Greco-Arabic knowledge, emphasizing balance in bodily humors.

  • BPT (Bachelor of Physiotherapy): BPT is a healthcare profession dedicated to improving mobility, function, and quality of life through physical rehabilitation.

Each course provides unique career opportunities in the healthcare sector, with a high demand for practitioners skilled in traditional medicine and rehabilitation therapies.

Admission Process: NEET UG and JKBOPEE Merit List

To secure admission to any AYUSH course, candidates must first qualify for the NEET UG exam, a nationwide entrance test conducted by the National Testing Agency (NTA). This exam serves as the gateway to various medical, dental, and AYUSH courses across India, including in Jammu & Kashmir.

In Jammu & Kashmir, the admission process is managed by the Jammu & Kashmir Board of Professional Entrance Examinations (JKBOPEE). After the NEET UG results are declared, JKBOPEE compiles a UT merit list based on the NEET scores. Admissions to AYUSH courses in government and private institutions are granted based on the ranks in this merit list. Colleges are allotted according to candidates' positions in the UT merit list, ensuring a transparent and fair process.

The ranks indicated in the cutoff tables reflect the UT ranks from the JKBOPEE merit list, providing an accurate measure for students to assess their chances of securing a seat.

AYUSH Institutions in Jammu & Kashmir

In Jammu & Kashmir, several government and private institutions offer AYUSH courses. Here’s a brief overview of each:

Government Institutions

  • Government Ayurvedic Medical College, Akhnoor (GAMC Akhnoor): Offering the BAMS course, GAMC Akhnoor is the only government Ayurvedic college in the region, located in the town of Akhnoor. Known for its robust curriculum, the college is a highly sought-after option for students seeking government seats in Ayurvedic medicine.

  • Government Unani Medical College & Hospital, Srinagar (GUMC Srinagar): GUMC Srinagar offers the BUMS course and is the sole government institution for Unani medicine in Jammu & Kashmir. Located in Srinagar, it provides extensive clinical exposure along with theoretical learning in Unani medicine.

  • Composite Regional Centre, Bemina, Srinagar (CRC Srinagar): CRC Srinagar offers the BPT course and focuses on physiotherapy and rehabilitation services. The institute is known for its quality education and hands-on training in physiotherapy.

Private Institutions

  • Jammu Institute of Ayurveda & Research, Jammu (JIAR Jammu): JIAR offers the BAMS course and is one of the top private institutions for Ayurvedic education in Jammu. It combines traditional Ayurvedic knowledge with modern medical practices, offering good facilities and experienced faculty.

  • Jammu College of Physiotherapy, Jammu (JCP Jammu): JCP offers the BPT course and is a well-established private physiotherapy institution in Jammu, with a focus on clinical training and skill development.

  • Kashmir Tibbia College, Hospital & Research Centre, Shilvath, Bandipora (KTC Bandipora): KTC offers the BUMS course and is located in Bandipora. It is a leading institution for Unani medicine, offering research opportunities and clinical exposure.

  • Institute of Asian Medical Sciences, Srinagar (ASIAN Srinagar): ASIAN Srinagar offers the BUMS course and is known for its quality education in Unani medicine. The institution provides modern facilities and is recognized for its contribution to traditional medicine.

Cutoff Analysis for 2024

Now, let's dive into the main part of our discussion—cutoff trends for AYUSH courses in 2024. After Round 1 of counselling, the following cutoffs have been released for various categories. These will help you assess your chances for admission based on your NEET UG score.

Cutoff Categories Index:

  1. General/Open Merit Category Cutoff
  2. RBA Cutoff
  3. OBC Cutoff
  4. SC Cutoff
  5. ST-1 Cutoff
  6. ST-2 Cutoff
  7. EWS Cutoff
  8. ALC/IB Cutoff
  9. STK Cutoff
  10. STL Cutoff
  11. PWD Cutoff
  12. JKPM Cutoff
  13. CDP Cutoff
  14. Management Quota Cutoff
  15. Poor & Backward Cutoff

1. Open Merit Cutoff

2. RBA Cutoff

3. OBC Cutoff

4. SC Cutoff

5. ST-1 Cutoff

6. ST-2 Cutoff

7. EWS Cutoff

8. ALC/IB Cutoff

9. STK Cutoff

10. STL Cutoff

11. PWD Cutoff

12. JKPM Cutoff

13. CDP Cutoff

14. Management Quota Cutoff

15. Poor & Backward Cutoff

Conclusion:

Understanding the cutoff trends is crucial for any student aiming to secure a seat in AYUSH courses in Jammu & Kashmir. The competition is fierce, especially in government institutions, but private institutions also offer excellent opportunities for those who do not meet the government college cutoffs. By closely monitoring your NEET UG score and the ongoing counselling process, you can make informed decisions to secure the best possible seat.

Stay tuned for further updates and analysis as the counselling rounds progress!
















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