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Biju Patnaik Homeopathic College Ganjam stands out as a distinguished institution among the private homeopathic colleges in Ganjam. Commonly referred to as BP Homeopathic College Ganjam, it has a rich history, having been established in the year 1969. This esteemed institution is affiliated with Berhampur University and holds approval from the Central Council of Indian Medicines.
The details are given in the following table below
| Name of the College | Biju Pattanaik Homeopathic Medical College |
| Affiliating University | Berhampur University |
| Establishing Year | 1969 |
| Intake | 5 |
| Status | Recognized |
| Type | Government |
| Official Website |
Courses Offered
| NAME OF THE COURSE | ELIGIBILITY | DURATION |
| BHMS (Bachelor of Homeopathic Medicine & Surgery) | NEET UG Qualified | 5.5 years |
FEE STRUCTURE
The detailed fee structure for BDS is given in the table below
| Fees | 10,000 |
Cut Off
Admission to the BDS course is based on the NEET UG Score, the detailed cut-off for the year 2022 is given below,
| Category | Round 1 | Round 2 |
Facilities
The college has a built-in environment that is best suited for students, the administrators are always working hard to improve the facilities that are available at the disposal of students. These facilities are
- Library
- Laboratories
- Lecture Halls
- Hostel Accommodation
- Medical Facilities
- Sports and Recreation Facilities
- Cafeteria
- Wi-Fi Connectivity
- Research Facilities
- Auditorium
- Student Counseling Services
- Herbal Garden
- Pharmacy
- Transport Services
- Extracurricular Activities
ADMISSIONS
To get admission, the student must fulfill all the eligibility criteria for the course they wish to opt for. For admission to the BHMS course, the candidate must clear the NEET UG exam, After this, the candidate should participate in the counseling process and based on the merit of the candidate a seat will be allotted.
