Bams

Rooted in the rich traditions of Indian medicine, BAMS is among the oldest and most renowned medical systems available worldwide. Said to have started over 3,000 years ago, Ayurveda—believed to have been brought by Hindu mythological divine physician Dhanvantari—is One of the first books on Ayurvedic surgical techniques, the Sushruta Samhita was penned in the first millennium BCE. Most people nowadays understand this approach as Indian Traditional Medicine.

Is doing a Bams course worth it or not?

One of the most often asked questions among future students is if BAMS graduates can practice modern medicine and whether they are licensed doctors.

The response is yes; BAMS graduates are licensed doctors able to run their own Ayurvedic businesses.

BAMS doctors are already appointed in many Indian states, particularly in rural areas where they are permitted to apply Allopathy during emergencies, in Primary Health Centers.

Ayurveda has a well-established place in public and private healthcare systems and presents a complete method of healing.

How you can take admission in BAMS (Ayurveda)

State to state, BAMS’ entrance process differs.Most admissions in India starting in 2017 come through the NEET entrance exam. States including Karnataka and Tamil Nadu, however, allowed direct admission depending on 12th marks up to 2019. Candidates who pass at least 50% aggregate marks in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology in their 12th board exams will be qualified for BAMS.

Additionally based on your location and academic eligibility, we offer state-wise admission recommendations.

How to apply for BAMS

1. Complete our inquiry form or WhatsApp your data.
2. Our Executive Team will phone you within one hour to confirm your eligibility records.
3. Should be qualified, we will send you the application form, college brochure, and comprehensive pricing schedule.
4. After that, you can send the form and either personally visit the college campus or get your admittance letter online.
5. Before admittance confirmation, there is no upfront payment needed. All fees have to be paid directly to the official college account following the admission letter.
6. Approved payment options are online transfer, demand draft, or cash.

Eligibility for Bams admission

Students should be eligible for NEET. Passed Intermediate Science/Pre-Medical Course/12 years of 10+2 or equivalent examination with a minimum of 50% marks (40% in case of SC/ST candidates) in English, Physics, Chemistry, and Biology taken together. Candidates appearing in the qualifying examination may also apply.

Age:

Completed 17 years as of 31st December of the year of admission.

Duration of Bams course

The Undergraduate Course, Ayurvedacharya (Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery) is of 5½ years duration (4½ years of the main course and 1-year internship).

Career Options & Scope after BAMS

Our College provides a course in Homeopathy of 5 1/2 years duration which Awards the degree of B.H.M.S. (Bachelor of Homeopathic Medicine and Surgery) including Internship.

• A private clinic or General Ayurvedic Practice
• Specialized Clinic or Specialized Practice
• Government Jobs as Ayurvedic Medical Officer
• Research Worker
• Healthcare Administration
• Health Supervisor
• Manager in Ayurvedic pharmacies

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Bachelor of Ayurveda Medicine and Surgery (B.A.M.S.) Admission- 2024

BAMS SYLLABUS AND IMPORTANT SUBJECTS

Ayurveda Course Subjects
Sanskrit	Ashtanga Hridayam	Partha Vigyan
Kriyasharir	Rachanasharir	Ayurveda Ithihas
Charaksamhita	Dravyaguna Vigyan	Rasa Shastra
Yoga Vigyan	Vyavhar Ayurved	Sri Yoga
Kayachikitsa	Shalya	Shalakya
Prasuti Tantra	Panchakarma