Is there NEET for homeopathy 2017 or All India Entrance for the same?
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The CCH, Ministry of AYUSH, Govt. of India directed all the states authorities to take the admission in BHMS, BAMS and BUMS courses through National Eligibility Cum Entrance Test (NEET). -
Homoeopathy in NEET 2017, entrance exams conducted by private associations not valid for 2016 admissions.
A per the order dated 08/11/2016 by Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Government of India UG and PG admissions to Homoeopathy and other systems will be through a National Common Entrance Examinations (NEET) conducted from 2017 onwards.
The entrance exams conducted by private associations may be stopped from 2016 session onwards. The admission in 2016 should be from the Common Entrance Test prepared by University or State Government only.
From 2017 onwards, there is only one exam all over India for BHMS and MD (Hom) admissions.
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