Is it easy to get admission in Gujarat Ayurveda University?

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It isn't easy to get into Gujarat Ayurveda University, but it's not impossible either. To be eligible, you must have scored a minimum of 50% in 12th grade, and qualify either for their entrance exam or NEET, depending on the course. It's competitive because so many people apply, but if you prepare w

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