BHMS

Here is a general step-by-step process for registering as a homeopathic practitioner after completing BHMS:

• Complete the BHMS Course: Successfully complete the BHMS degree from a recognised college or university.

• Obtain the Necessary Documents: Gather the required documents.

• Choose the Homeopathic Medical Council: Decide whether to register with the State Homeopathic Medical Council or the Central Council of Homeopathy (CCH), depending on your location and the council's jurisdiction.

• Submit the Application: Fill out the registration application form provided by the council. 

• Pay the Registration Fee: Pay the required registration fee, which can vary depending on the council and location.

• Verification of Documents: The council will verify your documents and may conduct a verification process to confirm the authenticity of your qualifications.

• Complete the Registration Process: After successful verification, your name will be added to the official register, and you will be issued a registration certificate, allowing you to practice as a licensed homeopathic doctor.

• Renew Registration (if applicable): Some councils require periodic renewal of registration, so ensure you stay updated on renewal requirements.

Here are some tips to pick best BHMS college:

• Accreditation: Make sure college is approved by CCH and joined with good university.

• Teachers: Check how smart and experienced the teachers are to get good learning.

• Facilities: Look for college with good classrooms, library, lab, and other things for practice.

• Clinical Practice: Pick college where you can work in hospital, clinic or do internship.

• Reputation: See college reviews, rank and how famous it is in homeopathy.

• Alumni Success: Check if old students get good jobs or make their own clinic.

• Admission Rules: Check eligibility, entrance exam and cutoffs to see if you can join.

• Fees and Scholarships: Think about how much it cost and if college gives scholarship or instalment.

• Location: Pick college in place you like, easy transport and near hospitals for practice.

• Research: Choose college that let students do research and projects in homeopathy.

Homeopathy differs significantly from conventional (allopathic) medicine in its approach to treatment, diagnosis, and healing. 

While conventional medicine primarily focuses on treating symptoms and underlying causes of diseases using pharmaceutical drugs and surgical interventions, homeopathy operates on the principle of "like cures like," where highly diluted substances are used to stimulate the body's innate healing ability. 

Homeopathic remedies are tailored to the individual, considering not only physical symptoms but also emotional and psychological factors. Conventional medicine tends to follow a more scientific and evidence-based approach, whereas homeopathy emphasizes holistic healing and individualized care. 

While conventional medicine often provides immediate relief, homeopathy aims to promote long-term wellness by addressing the root cause of ailments. 

After completing BHMS (Bachelor of Homeopathic Medicine and Surgery), there are several steps you can follow to pursue a government job in India:

• Complete BHMS and Register with State Council: Ensure that you complete your BHMS degree and are registered.

• Look for Government Job Notifications: Government job vacancies for homeopathic doctors are often announced by various government departments.

• Apply for Government Vacancies: Once job notifications are released, apply for the relevant positions by filling out the application forms and submitting necessary documents. 

• Prepare for Competitive Exams: Many government jobs in the healthcare sector require candidates to clear a competitive exam. 

• Attend Interviews and Selection Process: If you pass the exam, you may be called for an interview or further rounds of selection. 

• Get Additional Certifications: In some cases, additional qualifications like a postgraduate degree in homeopathy, public health, or management can increase your chances of securing a government job.