B.A.M.S.

Day by day, the scope of Ayurvedic is overlapping with other medical systems not only in India but also abroad. In many cases, people have taken the experience for the trustfulness of the Ayurvedic system and medicines treating for the chronic and non-healable disease.
The career opportunity after the completion of BAMS is not only in India but also in foreign countries. Many organizations are working in the manufacturing and research field in abroad are requiring the professional in this field.
The career opportunity after the completion of BHMS is not only in India but also in abroad. Many organizations are working in the manufacturing and research field in abroad are requiring the professional in this field.
The candidate having the BHMS (Bachelor of Homeopathic Medicine and Surgery) degree is eligible to be called as a doctor and eligible to do the private practice. A homoeopathic practitioner may look the career as a medical representative or as a doctor in private or government hospital.
Here, I have tried to provide an overview of scope for both BAMS and BHMS. It is up to you to decide which course you want to pursue. You should pursue a course which you feel comfortable studying, and where your interests lie.
Good luck.

Eligibility & Admission
The basic requirement for the eligibility to get the admission to BAMS programme is qualifying the 10+2 examination with science stream. The candidate must have the physics, chemistry and biology in 12th class. The candidate should have to go through the national level entrance examination like NEET (National Eligibility Cum Entrance Test). Candidates also apply for state level examinations such as:
OJEE (Odisha Joint Entrance Examination)
KEAM (Kerala Engineering, Agriculture and Medical)
GCET (Goa Common Entrance Test)
The selection of the candidate is based on the final merit as the sum of the total numbers obtained in the qualifying examination as 12th and the number scored in the entrance examinations.