Ayurvedic Medicine

After completing Diploma in Pharmacy, successful candidates may secure admission directly in the 2nd academic year of Bachelor of Pharmacy course. Admissions are provided to Diploma in Pharmacy holders based on merit marks obtained by them in Diploma course.
After completing the Bachelor's degree program, graduates may go for advanced courses like Pharm.D (Doctor of Pharmacy), M.Pharm and PG Diploma courses.
After completing Master's degree, PG Diploma or Pharm.D, one may go for relevant Ph.D program.
Master's degree and PG Diploma courses can be used to specialize in disciplines within the field of pharmacy. Some of the well known disciplines include:
Clinical Pharmacy
Community Pharmacy
Pharmaceutical Chemistry
Nuclear Pharmacy
Pharmacognosy
Pharmacology
Toxicology

Ayurvedic Sciences and courses are becoming more and more popular, be it the Panch Karma Therapy or the medicines or massages. The trend of SPAs and the requirement of being counseled by a good Ayurvedic doctor has become the need of the hour. India can its history and culture for providing it with a secret for not only peoples well being but also contributing to the tourism sector because of the underlying therapies, massages, medicines and much more. So with the increase in SPAs and Ayurvedic Centres there will be an increase to provide more doctors for treatment and counseling.
After you Bachelors you can pursue MD - Doctor of Medicine (ayurveda) and MS - Master of Surgery (ayurveda), which are the post graduate degrees conferred. There are various institutions which offer post graduation degree in ayurveda, which is of 3 years duration.
A BAMS doctor can work in following domains after completion of the degree.
General Practice
Research (Clinical research or epidemiological research)
Hospital and Healthcare Administration
Health Supervisor