B.A.M.S. Scope
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
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If you want to practice as Ayurvedacharyas or Acharyas or Doctor after Bachelor of Ayurveda Medicine and Surgery then doing MD is a good option. In case you feel that you can not be a good doctors and do not want to practice in the field of Ayurveda then MBA is a good career switch option. You will be suitable for MBA Healthcare based on your educational qualification.
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pranav rathorePhD zoology from Vikram university Ujjain
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There's no cause for management in hospitals. Hospitals are hiring candidates which are purely related with management and their second priority is MBBS + MBA and not BHMS.
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Rehman Ateeb
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It is good but I may suggest that take admission for MBBS as you have qualified NEET for private colleges or take admission in BVSc (Bachelor in veterinary science). It has better scope than BAMS.
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
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Hi,
If you have done BAMS from a recognised university with more than 50% then you are eligible to seek admission in MBA or PG Diploma in Healthcare Management in any university or B-School.
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