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BAMS

5.5 Year

About BAMS

The Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery (BAMS) is a distinguished undergraduate program specializing in Ayurvedic medicine, an ancient and holistic system of healing from India. Spanning five and a half years, this course combines theoretical knowledge with practical training. Students delve into essential subjects such as Ayurvedic anatomy, pharmacology, herbal medicine, and clinical practice, developing expertise in natural and holistic treatment methods. The BAMS curriculum merges traditional Ayurvedic practices with modern medical insights, preparing students to deliver comprehensive Ayurvedic healthcare solutions.

The BAMS program is increasingly popular due to the rising demand for alternative medicine and complementary therapies. Graduates are well-prepared to pursue careers as Ayurvedic doctors, consultants, or practitioners in various healthcare settings. Additionally, BAMS graduates can specialize further within Ayurvedic medicine, engage in medical research, or contribute to public health initiatives. The program’s integration of ancient Ayurvedic wisdom with contemporary medical approaches makes it a sought-after qualification for those interested in holistic and integrative medicine.

Fees Range

3.3 L - 5.5 L depending upon institutions and specialization

Eligibility Criteria

  • Educational Qualification: Candidates must have completed their higher secondary education (12th grade) or equivalent with a strong background in science subjects, including Biology, Chemistry, and Physics. A minimum percentage or grade in these subjects may be required by different institutions.
  • Entrance Examination: Most BAMS programs require candidates to pass the NEET (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test). NEET is a nationwide entrance exam that tests knowledge in Biology, Chemistry, and Physics. It is a common requirement for admission to various medical and dental courses, including BAMS.
  • Age Limit: Candidates generally need to be at least 17 years old by the time of admission. Specific age limits may vary by institution and country, so it’s essential to check individual requirements.

Syllabus

Eligibility Criteria

  • Educational Qualification: Candidates must have completed their higher secondary education (12th grade) or equivalent with a strong background in science subjects, including Biology, Chemistry, and Physics. A minimum percentage or grade in these subjects may be required by different institutions.
  • Entrance Examination: Most BAMS programs require candidates to pass the NEET (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test). NEET is a nationwide entrance exam that tests knowledge in Biology, Chemistry, and Physics. It is a common requirement for admission to various medical and dental courses, including BAMS.
  • Age Limit: Candidates generally need to be at least 17 years old by the time of admission. Specific age limits may vary by institution and country, so it’s essential to check individual requirements.

Career Scope

Job Profiles:

  1. Ayurvedic Doctor: Provides diagnosis, treatment, and preventive care using Ayurvedic principles and therapies.
  2. Ayurvedic Consultant: Offers expert advice on Ayurvedic treatments and wellness strategies in various settings.
  3. Herbal Medicine Specialist: Focuses on preparing and recommending herbal remedies based on Ayurvedic traditions.
  4. Clinical Practitioner: Works in hospitals or clinics, applying Ayurvedic techniques in patient care.
  5. Researcher: Conducts studies on Ayurvedic medicine, contributing to the development of new treatments and therapies.
  6. Medical Educator: Teaches Ayurvedic medicine at educational institutions, training future practitioners.

Sectors:

  1. Healthcare Facilities: Hospitals, clinics, and Ayurvedic centers offering holistic treatment options.
  2. Academic Institutions: Medical colleges and universities involved in teaching and research on Ayurvedic medicine.
  3. Research Organizations: Institutes focused on studying and advancing Ayurvedic treatments and therapies.
  4. Public Health: Government and non-governmental organizations working on integrating Ayurvedic practices into community health programs.

Syllabus

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