Ayurvedic Medicine

These two are not same. MBBS is basically related to allopathic medicines, surgeries etc. While B.A. MS deals with Ayurveda or Ayurvedic medicines and treatments. MS I. e. Master of Surgery is one of the specializations opted by MBBS Doctors after completing MBBS like MD. So if you pursue MS after MBBS you'll become a Surgeon. But you can't opt for MS after studying B.A. MS as B.A. MS doctors are no way related to Surgical treatments.

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U can get on the basis of caste category.

The cutoff B.A. MS cutoff is 300 and NEET cutoff is 610.

BA. MS graduates can find employment with Ayurvedic private/ government hospitals, in pharma companies producing ayurvedic medicines, as tutors in colleges, private practice, in health centers of hotels/ health resorts.

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Fees for the BAMS Programme is Rs.42,025 for First Year, Rs.28,650 for the Second Year, Rs.27,650 for the Third Year Rs.38,500 for the Final Year. The Hostel Fee, in case of allotment of Hostel on availability, is Rs. 7,500 per year for 3 years and Rs. 11,250 for the final year.

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