Ayurvedic Medicine

An Ayurvedic Massage Therapist is a course that teaches one to perform traditional Indian massaging and well-being philosophy. The anatomy, physiology, Ayurveda ideas, such as Doshas, the use of herbal oils, and types of massage are discussed in these programs which are short-term certificates (e.g. 10 days to 6 months) to the Diploma programme (1-2 years).

Eligibility is usually 12 th or 10 th pass. The curriculum focuses on hands on training. The career opportunities of an Ayurveda graduate are seen in Ayurvedic hospitals, clinics, wellness centers, luxury spas in India or even high end spas in other countries and well being centers across the world as the popularity of natural healing increase. Salaries are given depending upon experience and geographical location.

MD in Ayurveda under Government Akhandanand Ayurved College, Ahmedabad is granted on the basis of AIAPGET results and counseled on the basis of AACCC (All India Quota) to the AACCC/state authorities (State Quota). As 2024 cutoffs are being rounded off, the trends of the previous year (2023) indicate the closing ranks of the popular specializations such as MD Ayurveda (Panchakarma) at approximately 172 and MD Ayurveda (Shalya) at approximately 169 of the General All India Quota. These cutoffs vary each year depending on the level of difficulty in the exam, the number of applicants and the numbers of seats available, thus the current official counseling results should be consulted to get actual cutoffs.