BAMS

Study in US is completely different from that in India, you will be getting to do relative courses over there not core Ayurveda.
By all ways India is the land of Ayurveda and it is always good to complete your education in Ayurveda in India itself.

Hi Nyage,
BAMS, of-course has the greater potential than BHMS. Ayurveda is getting an edge over allopathy etc.
When it comes to graduation in Ayurvedic medical Science, the students will be taught entire subjects that involve knowledge of this field, inclusive of modern Science. In this course, the st

Admissions will be based on the merit list based on NEET score cut-off. You need to have passed intermediate/senior School Certificate Examination (C.B.S.E.)/Indian School Certificate Examination (12 years course) with science (physics, chemistry & biology) and English or any other equivalent qualif

Colleges in Nashik offering BAMS are:
Ayurved Mahavidyalaya, Nashik (http://mahavidyalay.ayurvedsevasangh.org/)
SMBT Ayurved College
(http://ayurved.smbt.edu.in/)

If you are choosing BAMS, clinical research is a better option.
You can go abroad and have a great career over there, as Ayurveda is earning great respect in western countries.

BAMS - Ayurveda, BUMS - Unani, Ayurveda has always been the heart of Indian treatment heritage and I'm pretty sure it will last as the same. Unani on the other hand has also existed from a very long time but is still growing.

Yes, the entrance for IPU is compulsory. Please contact the college administration as soon as possible regarding the same.

Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine & Surgery (BAMS) is a graduate degree course in Ayurvedic system. The basic requirement for the eligibility to get the admission to BAMS programme is qualifying the 10+2 examination with good score with physics, chemistry and biology in 12th class. The candidate can op

NEET is the test given for BAMS to pursue it from anywhere in India. Or, you can go for your state CET.