Medicine & Health Sciences

A career as a forensic science expert is for people who have a general interest in human anatomy and forensics studies. They must be prepared to visit scenes of both civil and criminal misconduct with an open mind.
This career is for people with excellent communication skills, as well as the ability to notice even the tiniest details. A forensic scientist or a forensic science expert must be skilled and have an interest in interpreting scientific evidence and data.
You need to have a science background. Opt for science subjects, especially with chemistry, in class 12. After graduation, you can go for one-year Diploma courses in forensic science and criminology. You can also pursue a Masters programme in forensic science and later opt for research.
Whereas Ayurveda - I don't want to sound discouraging. But, what is the career prospect of ayurvedic specialist? Just imagine, you developed severe pain on your stomach. I don't think you would rush to an ayurvedic doctor clinic. You go to MBBS, MD doctor and consult the possible cause and administered drugs. Later, may run a couple of tests to identify the real causes.
I don't think ayurvedic can deliver that. I agree ayurvedic is based on natural healing using medicinal plants which claimed to have a minimum side effect or zero side effect.
But, the amount of research performs on such treatment is less hence people have the least impression. I don't know in future if there are chances of its scope. So, I'd suggest going for normal MBBS course and do MD and further study to become a good doctor who can cure people.