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Yes, to become a BUMS (Bachelor of Unani Medicine and Surgery) doctor, you need to appear for the NEET exam. NEET is the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test conducted by the National Testing Agency NTA for admission to undergraduate medical and dental courses in India, including BUMS. To be eligible to appear for the NEET exam, you need to fulfill certain criteria, including the minimum percentage requirement in the qualifying examination. As per the latest eligibility criteria set by the NTA you need to score at least 50% marks in aggregate in the subjects of Physics Chemistry and Biology/Biotechnology in your Class 12 board examination (or equivalent). .

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Both the colleges are good. But, if you are looking for ROI I will suggest RIIM. The average package is 6 to 6.5 lac and the highest is 14.6lac Along with the Syllabus RIIM has introduced Employability and MDP programme in both MBA & PGDM. Employability is all about Practical Exposure and for MDP students have the opportunity to visit IIM Indore, which provides the best experience and confidence among the budding managers like us. The Certification Courses like Digital Marketing, SAP, Six Sigma, Business Analytics, Business Intelligence, these all are also very helpful for the recent market scenario. Being a student of RIIM Pune I have a very good experience of all these factors. The faculty members and Staff members are very helpful and Friendly atmosphere is there in the campus.

Among all the above mentioned colleges, ITM would be the best for marketing as the course structure and placements are very good in this college. It gives more practical knowledge than theoretical knowledge, almost every month and regularly some events are held to engage students, which will help them to learn management skills as well as entrepreneurial skills. The highest placement offered here is INR 14 Lacs, minimum is INR 5 Lacs, and average is INR 5.5-6 Lacs. Almost 80% students of current batch are placed till date. DY Patil has just started PGDM from the last year itself, so can't say anything about its placements. And Indira, Pune is not good in terms of package as well as ROI.