B.A.M.S.

The rank of college is very important when choosing BAMS course. A good rank college means better study, good teachers, nice building, more patients for practice, and better career chance.

Top colleges that are connected with famous universities or NCISM approved give more facilities like hospital training, research, and internship. Students from such colleges also get advantage in job, higher studies, and even government exams.

The BAMS course duration is of 5.5 years, which aso includes 4.5 years of academic study and also 1 year of mandatory internship. The BAMS course curriculum is divided into 3 phases. The course includes Ayurvedic principles, modern medical sciences, herbal medicine and even clinical training. 

The internship provides hands-on experience in Ayurvedic hospitals, clinics, and research centres, ensuring practical exposure before professional practice.

The documents that are required during the application process for the BAMS course are:

• 10th Marksheet & Certificate

• 12th Marksheet & Certificate

• NEET Scorecard

• Admit Card & Rank Letter (if applicable)

• Transfer Certificate (TC)

• Migration Certificate

• Character Certificate

• Domicile Certificate (if required)

• Caste Certificate (for reserved category candidates)

• Income Certificate (for scholarship eligibility)

• Aadhaar Card or Any Government ID Proof

• Passport-size Photographs

• Medical Fitness Certificate

The following are the challenges or risks in pursuing a career after the BAMS course:

• Limited Government Job Opportunities

• Lower Initial Salary Compared to Modern Medicine

• Lack of Standardization in Ayurvedic Practices

• Competition from Other Alternative Medicine Fields

• Need for Continuous Learning & Specialization

• Regulatory and Licensing Challenges

• Limited Awareness & Acceptance Among Patients

• Difficulty in Establishing a Private Practice

• Integration with Modern Medicine & Technology

• Market Saturation in Urban Areas

The skills that are essential for a successful career after BAMS course are given below:

• In-depth Knowledge of Ayurveda

• Clinical Diagnosis & Treatment Planning

• Herbal Medicine Expertise

• Panchakarma & Ayurvedic Therapies

• Patient Counseling & Communication Skills

• Research & Analytical Skills

• Pharmaceutical & Drug Formulation Knowledge

• Entrepreneurial & Business Management Skills

• Public Health & Community Medicine Awareness

• Modern Medical Integration & Adaptability

The industries that hire professionals with BAMS courses:

1. Healthcare & Hospitals

2. Pharmaceutical Industry

3. Government Sector

4. Education & Academics

5. Wellness & Spa Industry

6. Medical Tourism

7. Health Insurance

8. NGOs & Public Health Organizations

9. Research & Development

10. Entrepreneurship

Here are some reasons why individuals might choose to study an Ayurvedic Doctor course:

• We all know Ayurveda is one of the world's the oldest systems of medicine, with a history spanning thousands of years. Individuals interested in traditional healing methods, natural remedies, and holistic approaches to healthcare may find BAMS appealing.

• You can be an Ayurvedic Doctor, a consultant, researcher, or even an educator, etc.

• Ayurveda offers a wealth of unexplored territory for research. Ayurvedic Doctor course graduates can contribute to the advancement of Ayurvedic knowledge by conducting research studies and clinical trials.

Medical courses are different and focus on different areas.

• MBBS is the broadest, pays the most, and allows you to practice allopathic medicine worldwide.

• BDS is for teeth and dental care. Dentists earn well, especially in private practice.

• BAMS is for Ayurvedic medicine, popular in India. Earnings vary.