B.A.M.S.

Once the seat leaving bond is signed by you then if you leave that course, you will be fined and a penalty (generally the whole course fee) is to be paid. Before signing up for a seat leaving bond, you can leave any seat but no transfer of fee will be there. Your documents will be submitted to the college (all original documents) so if you wish to go for another counselling round for any other course, you won't be able to get a seat as you will not have any of your documents for verification and when you will be enquired about the documents, you will have to speak the truth. All this strictness is just because if you withdraw your name in between a process then that seat will be left vacant for upcoming years so to avoid that these restrictions are made. But there's one condition if both the courses are offered to you by the same college and university then there's a slight chance that money can be transferred (only a slight chance of that). .

Congratulations Rajshree for your career options and I hope that whatever information I provide will be useful to you so your confused between BDS and B.A. MS let me guide you through this will be this is a course of five years Street with four years of course duration and one year of internship whereasBachelor of Ayurveda Medicine is a graduate degree awarded after the successful completion of a five and a half years long programme that covers the study of the integrated system of modern medicine and traditional Ayurveda
The course duration also includes one year of internship and covers an exhaustive investigation of current life structures physiology standards of solution social and preventive pharmaceuticals pharmacology toxicolog legal drug herbal Science ENT standards of surgery and such
Admission ProcessEntrance exam Group Discussion Personal Interview The average tuition fee charged in India for the course ranges between INR three thousand government institutes and twelve lacs private institutes
whereas after BDS the tuition fee charged in India for the course range between seven thousand for government institutes to ten lacs for private institutes
both of them a professional courses and both of them have separate exams for the entrance into the college I am doing my BDS from Indore and a private University its great course which I have entered in and both of the courses required were both of them required determination and the basic difference between both of them is that a BDS doctor area of function is related to the oral cavity and the teeth with the proper oral treatment and Restoration and fixing and removal of blocks that is scaling and many other terms that is a dentist has actually two thousand different operator method into the mouth oral cavity what is the advantage of being a BDS doctor is that you can practice in the world anywhere as BDS is a word accepted professional course where as BaHMS is accepted only in India and Sri Lanka so we want to settle abroad besides Sri Lanka you can prefer the course BDS NEET is exam for BDS and other exam is for BahMS
if you go abroad and practice your BaHMS over there where the BaHMS degree is not valid then you may be charged or you will be fine as it is against the law of that country but it is not the same for the BDS course both of the course requirement is high concentration and a great memory power both of them can be developed daily practice.

For every Ayurvedic student, the best MD course would be different as per their liking of the specific field. Students usually prefer clinical subjects because you can practice in Ayurvedic hospitals as an edge over non-clinical subjects. But if you really do like a specific non-clinical subject and are willing to work hard for that you can become very successful in that field too. One can pursue MD in the following subjects:
Non-Clinical Subjects
Ayurveda Sinddhant and Darshana (Maulik Siddhanta) (Basic Principles of Ayurveda and Meta-Physics)
Rachana Sharir (Human Anatomy)
Kriya Sharir (Human Physiology)
Ayurveda Samhita (Charak Samhita, Sushruta Samhita & Vagbhata)
Swasthavritta (Social and Preventative Medicine)
Dravyaguna Vijnana (Ayurveda Material Medical or Herbology or herbal Science including modern pharmacology and essential drugs)
Rasa Shastra & Bhaishajbya Kalpana (Ayurvedic pharmacy)
Rog Nidana & Vikriti Vigyana (Diagnosis & Pathology)
AgadaTantra, Vyavhar Ayurved & Vidhi Vaidyak (Toxicology, Medical jurisdiction and forensic Science)
Clinical Subjects
Kayachikitsa (Internal Medicine)
Kaumar Bhritya (Balroga) (Pediatrics)
Panchakarma (Five Detoxification procedures)
Prasuti Tantra Evam Stri Roga (Obstetrics & Gynecology)
Shalya Tantra (Surgery)
Shalakya Tantra (ENT, Ophthalmology (Eye)
Select any one subject you are interested in and want to specialize in. There is no specific best subject in Ayurveda.