BAMS

Eligibility criteria:
10+2 passed with PCB subjects and the BAMS course consists of approx. 6 years for completion.
Reach of BAMS:
BAMS as a medical system is approved in India and is recognized all over the World and mostly in western countries. Ayurveda is most popular now-a-days as a branch of alternative medicine. More and more people are taking help of Ayurveda to cure diseases. This medical system is been approved and accepted all over the world, giving it a global presence and hence the value of course sure has increased a lot.
JOB OPPORTUNITIES:
After completion you can start your own clinic or else work in govt hospitals or any organisations related to ayurveda field. You can also pursue M.S and then work in research field. The basic pay package for freshers range from 25k-45k and it can even be more depending on your work in organisation.
The job prospects for Ayurveda doctors are as follow:
Ayurveda Medical Officer
Professor/ Associate Professor
Scientist
Research Officer
Supervisor in Panchakarma center
Ayurveda Physician
Ayurveda Consultant
Pharmacist
Therapist
Some of the good colleges for BAMS:
Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences
Gujarat Ayurved University, Jamnagar, Gujarat
Shri Ayurveda Mahavidyalaya, Nagpur
Hence in conclusion it can be stated as the future of BAMS is excellent and can have a wide scope in all sectors as private and governmental hospitals and also in research field.
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BAMS is a better option. There is a good scope in BAMS. As for the jobs, alternative medicine practitioners have lots of scope in medical field such as counseling, mental or physical therapy, healthcare department, naturopathic doctor, etc. Professional in this field gets training and motivation to develop their knowledge.
For some career in this field may need additional knowledge, certification and education. A graduate in alternative medicine can seek career option in following areas such as researcher, practitioners in ayurvedic and homeopathic, hospitals, dispensaries and in government sectors.
For private practitioners in above fields get the initial salary range of Rs.8,000. A graduate student working with a trained practitioner or in clinic could help them to gain the confidence and revenue. In research institutions and in drug and pharmaceutical companies employ research scientists and consultants in order to work in this field.
Post-graduates students can also opt for teaching jobs in universities and colleges.
One may find employment as:
1. Masseuse.
2. Wellness counselor.
3. Acupuncturist.
4. Chiropractor.
5. Naturopathologist.