Vaidyaratnam Ayurveda College, Ollur, Thrissur Prospectus for Admission to B a M S Course 2020-21

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Vaidyaratnam Ayurveda College, Ollur, Thrissur Prospectus for Admission to B a M S Course 2020-21 VAIDYARATNAM AYURVEDA COLLEGE, OLLUR, THRISSUR PROSPECTUS FOR ADMISSION TO B A M S COURSE 2020-21 Vaidyaratnam Ayurveda College was founded by the late Ashtavaidyan E.T. Neelakandan Mooss on 2nd October 1976 and is under the management of Vaidyaratnam Ayurvedic Educational Society, registered under the Literary, Scientific and Charitable Societies Registration Act XII/1955. The College is affiliated to the Kerala University of Health Sciences and offers B.A.M.S. degree (Ayurveda Acharya). The course is recognized by the Central Council of Indian Medicines (CCIM) and is of duration of 5½ years. P. G Course in Kayachikitsa was started with an intake capacity of 4 seats per year from 2013 onwards. The College has full- fledged hospital with 150 bed strength, which is sufficient for providing instructional and clinical facilities to the students. All the 14 teaching Departments of the college are well equipped in respect of supporting facilities. The Teachers are qualified as per norms of CCIM MSR. The College has got a good Library with additional department wise mini libraries. Computer and Internet facilities are available in College Library for study purpose of students. It has got a good Herbarium, X-ray unit and Ultrasonic scanner. Boys and Girls Hostels are available in the College Campus. Location of College: Thaikkattussery, Ollur – Thrissur District Name of Nearest Railway Station: Ollur (Thrissur to Ollur 8 KM) PROSPECTUS FOR BAMS COURSE DURATION OF COURSE The duration of course is 5 ½ years including compulsory internship for one year Admission Capacity: Total 75 Seats (Detailed Break up of total intake of 75 seats) Seats allotted by CEE Mandatory 47 seats EWS 5 seats PD 3 seats All India Quota 11 seats Management Quota 9 Seats Total 75 seats 1/7 Seats under Management quota will be filled-in by the Management as per the sanction from Admission Supervisory Committee for Medical Education in Kerala. SEAT MATRIX FOR 2020-21 UNDER MANAGEMENT QUOTA 1. Son/Daughter of Ayurveda Physicians in the State with A Class Registration of Travancore Cochin Medical Council. 7 Seats 2. Family members of families of Vaidyaratnam Oushadhasala, Vaidyaratnam Ayurveda College and Dependents of employees in Vaidyaratnam group of institutions 2 seats Total 9 seats In case the seats earmarked for Category (1) & (2) mentioned above is falling vacant, these vacant seats will be filled from among other applicants not falling under above two categories having the marks and qualification as mentioned above. REQUIREMENTS AND SELECTION METHOD- 1. To be eligible for BAMS admission for a particular academic year, it shall be necessary for a candidate to obtain minimum of marks at 50th percentile in NEET for the said academic year. However in respect of candidates belonging to scheduled castes, scheduled tribes, other backward castes, the minimum marks shall be at 40th percentile. In respect of the candidates with bench marked disabilities specified under 2/7 the rights of persons with disabilities act. 2016 the minimum marks shall be at 45th percentile for general category candidates and 40th percentile for SC/ST/OBC candidates. The percentile shall be determined on the basis of highest marks secured in the all India common merit list in NEET/KEAM. 2. In addition to NEET/KEAM qualifications candidates who have passed in the subjects physics, chemistry and biology in the higher secondary or equivalent examination and have secured an aggregate mark of 70% or more marks in physics, chemistry and biology and minimum 50% marks in biology, are only eligible for seats under Management Quota. 3. Selection of candidates for admission, possessing the above qualification will be at the discretion of the Management. 4. In the case of admission under Category (1) : - A Class Registration Certificate from Travancore Cochin Medical Council as Ayurveda Physician, of Parents (Father or Mother ) to prove the applicant is the son/daughter of is a Registered Ayurveda Physician. 5. In the Case of admission under Category (2) : Certificate issued by the Vaidyaratnam Ayurveda College for dependents of employees of Vaidyaratnam Ayurveda College and for others Certificate issued by the Vaidyaratnam Corporate Office to prove the eligibility. (Documents to in support of this claim have to be invariably uploaded in the online application before its closing date. Requests to submit any certificate after closing the online application process will not be entertained under any circumstances) How to apply for admission for Management quota Applications should submit the relevant documents to establish their right of claim of admission under Management Quota, at the time of submission of online application itself. The documents submitted later shall not be entertained. All applications will be made online through the college website:- 3/7 www.vaidyaratnamcollege.org. Other mode of applications will not be entertained and such applications will be rejected. TIME SCHEDULE FOR ADMISSION TO MANAGEMENT SEATS FOR BAMS 2020-21 SL NO DETAILS OF EVENT DATE 01 Publication of Notification for inviting Applications 25/01/2021 02 Calling for online application 26/01/2021 TO 01/02/2021 Publishing the list of online Applicants 03 02/02/2021 accepted/rejected with reasons) in the website. 04 Publishing the Rank list/Ist allotment 03/02/2021 05 Date of Admission 04/02/2021 TO 10/02/2021 06 Publishing the Joining/Non-joining report 11/02/2021 Reporting the Vacancies if any, to the ASC to the detail 07 11/02/2021 report of Admission procedure. Application fee is Rs. 1,000/- to be paid online while submitting the application The following documents are to be invariably uploaded along with the online application (i) SSLC/Xth Class Certificate (ii) Plus two Certificate & Mark List (iii) NEET Mark/Data Sheet (iv) Category /Quota shall be clearly specified in the online application form viz. (1) Son and daughter of Ayurveda Physicians (2) Family members and Dependents of Vaidyaratnam (3) Others. The Category once selected shall not be changed under any circumstances (v) Proof of Eligibility under Management Quota : 4/7 Category (1) A Class Registration Certificate from Travancore Cochin Medical Council of father/mother Category (2) Certificate issued by the Vaidyaratnam Ayurveda College for dependents of College employees and certificate issued by the Vaidyaratnam Corporate Office for others (vi) Proof of payment of application fee (vii) Photo (viii) Signature The applicant has to declare that the details provided in the application are true to the best of his/her knowledge. The candidate can take a print out of the application for his/her records. Request for submission of any certificate offline will not be entertained Incomplete and applications and without valid proof uploaded to prove the eligibility will be summarily rejected AGE Applicants should have completed 17 years of age as on 31/12/2019. No age relaxation in the minimum age will be allowed. APPROVALS The course is approved by the Government of Kerala, the CCIM and AYUSH, the central Government Department for Indian systems of medicines. Since 2010, the course is recognized by the Kerala University for Health Sciences. Minimum marks for a pass The student should get a minimum of 50% separately for theory, practical and oral examination in each subject to pass the subject. Examination The examinations are conducted by the Kerala University for Health Sciences and on successful completion of the course and internship the KUHS will issue the degree certificate. Registration 5/7 On receiving the degree, the holder of the degree is eligible for registering as an A Class Registered Ayurveda Practitioner in T.C Medical Council or any other State Medical Council. Fee All students admitted during 2020-21 Academic year to the BAMS Degree course are liable to pay Rs.13895/-Tuition fee, Special fee Rs.3520/- as fixed by the Competent Authority. DOCUMENTS TO BE PRODUCED TO COLLEGE AT THE TIME OF ADMISSION. (a) ADMIT CARD OF NEET-UG 2020 (b) CERTIFICATE TO PROVE DATE OF BIRTH (10TH CERTIFICATE) (c) TRANSFER CERTIFICATE FROM THE INSTITUTION LAST ATTENDED AND CONDUCT CERTIFICATE. (d) ORIGINAL MARK LIST OF THE QUALIFYING EXAMINATION (HIGHER SECONDARY OR EQUIVALENT) AND THE PASS CERTIFICATE OF THE QUALIFYING EXAMINATION. (e) ELIGIBILITY CERTIFICATE FROM ANY UNIVERSITY IN KERALA, IN THE CASE OF CANDIDATES WHO HAVE PASSED A QUALIFYING EXAMINATION OTHER THAN HIGHER SECONDARY EXAMINATION/ VOCATIONAL HIGHER SECONDARY EXAMINATION CONDUCTED BY GOVERNMENT OF KERALA OR THE EXAMINATION CONDUCTED BY CBSE AND CISCE. (f) MIGRATION CERTIFICATE (g) PHYSICAL FITNESS CERTIFICATE IN THE RELEVANT FORMAT GIVEN IN ANNEXURE XVII (A) OR XVII (B) OF THE PROSPECTUS (h) MARK DATA SHEET OF KEAM 2020. (i) STAMP SIZE PHOTO-1, PASS PORT SIZE PHOTO-1 (j) COPY OF AADAR CARD (k) NEET SCORE CARD (l) CATEGORY CERTIFICATE (m) PROOF TO ELIGIBILITY OF CRITERIA under Management Quota (n) ANY OTHER DOCUMENTS REQUIRED BY THE HEAD OF INSTITUTION. 6/7 Applications of candidates who fails to submit documentary evidences in support of their claim to meet eligibility conditions of Management Quota at the time of submission of line application, will be summarily rejected. Sd/- PRINCIPAL 7/7 .
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