Everything About BAMS

ByMohit Mishra

BAMS: What is it?

After completing Class 12, those who want to pursue a career in medicine might choose the Bachelor of Ayurveda Medicine and Surgery (BAMS) programme from the BAMS college in Dehradun. BAMS is an undergraduate medical programme at BAMS college in Dehradun based on the traditional healing technique of Ayurveda in India. Complete knowledge of “Ashtanga Ayurveda” is provided through the BAMS programme, together with scientific advancements in contemporary medicine and substantial practical training. Aspirants who are interested in learning more about BAMS must keep reading.

 

Benefits of BAMS

  • An undergraduate medical degree based on traditional Ayurvedic treatment techniques is called the Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery. Candidates who were turned away from the MBBS programme due to the high cost may choose the BAMS programme.
  • The BAMS charges an affordable average fee.
  • After successfully completing the BAMS programme, candidates have the option to enroll in postgraduate Ayurvedic medicine programmes.
  • It offers a wide range of job opportunities in the medical sciences. One can work in the healthcare sector as a surgeon, gynecologist (ayurveda), pharmacist, teacher, and in a variety of other positions.

 

Scope of BAMS

  • Ayurveda has become a viable option due to the increase in numerous serious health concerns and the limits of allopathy. As a result, BAMS as a medical programme is becoming more and more well-known worldwide, not only in India. People all across the world are choosing Ayurveda more frequently because it has nearly no adverse effects.

 

  • People with lifestyle diseases also seek assistance from traditional healers, which reflects the rise in demand for BAMS physicians. Candidates have two options after completing the BAMS programme: they can choose to practise or continue their education and specialize in a particular area of ayurveda. After completing more study in the field, a BAMS graduate can engage in both ordinary practise and specialized practise.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Career Possibilities Following BAMS

 

  1. Pharmacist- A profession in ayurvedic pharmacy is another option open to applicants. After finishing a BAMS programme successfully, he or she can pursue a career as a pharmacist. A pharmacist creates ayurvedic medications with precise chemical formulations.

 

  1. Teacher- Candidates for the BAMS degree may choose to become teachers. He or she has the option of choosing a postgraduate programme, and after successfully completing it, aspirant candidates can enroll in a Ph.d. programme. He or she can choose to become a professor in any Ayurveda institution upon the completion of a Ph.D. programme.

 

  1. Counselor- Ayurveda counselor is an option for BAMS graduates. Through the use of conventional Ayurvedic medical science, he or she advocates for preventive healthcare practices

 

  1. Nutritionist-A dietitian or dietician is a specialist in dietetics. Dietetics is the study of standard diets and human nutrition. Depending on their medical needs and conditions, a dietician modifies the nutrition of their patients. He or she recognises, evaluates, and addresses nutritional issues.

 

  1. Practitioner of Panchkarma- A specialist who offers panchakarma treatment and solutions for numerous human ailments, disorders, and illnesses is known as a panchkarma practitioner. Panchkarma often refers to five steps. It uses ayurvedic cleansing techniques to relieve stress and get the body tissues ready to benefit from food, nutrition, and exercise.

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