Hello Aspirant, Hope you are doing good.

BDS (Bachelor of Dental Surgery) is a 5-years undergraduate program and the only approved professional dental course in India. It is a compulsory course for the students aspiring to work as dentists at government or private hospitals.

BDS mainly focuses on training and

Both the courses you have mentioned are really good. I would say if you wish to go for any of the course then you need to have some perspective regarding it.

If you want to be a clinical practioner like MBBS doctor but only for dental illness, you can become

Hello aspirant,

Both of the above courses are equally competitive and both will fetch good earnings. The BAMS doctor is responsible for treating the people with ayurvedic medical system and ayurvedic medication, while the BHMS doctors treat the patients with homeopathic medication .

If you talk about the salary kind

Hello Aspirant, Hope you are doing good.

Scope after BDS :

• Master's degree in dental surgery.
• Master's degree in public health.
• Master's degree in business administration.
• Lecturer.
• Clinical practice.
• Overseas career as a dentist.
• Government jobs as a dentist.
• Research.

BDS candidates can also adopt the teaching profession as a

Hello aspirant,

Here are the final cut off marks for various government BAMS colleges-

1. Government Ayurveda Medical College, Shimoga, Karnataka- SC- 411

2. Government Ayurveda Medical College, Nagarcoil, Tamil Nadu- GENERAL- 529

3. Government Ayurveda Medical College, Nagarcoil, Tamil Nadu- OBC- 528

4. Teranath Government Ayurveda College, Bellary, Karnataka-

Hello Aspirant,

See you are eligible for the MBA exam as the minimum eligibility for the entrance exam is graduation or a bachelor's degree.

Minimum eligibility

50% score or more in bachelor's degree but 60% for IIMs and 60% or more in 10+2 exam.

If you crack the top engineering

Hello aspirant,

Yes, students who are doing BAMS or BHMS can do UPSC CMS. UPSC Combined Medical Service examination has the eligibility criteria that the candidate must have passed MBBS. So after BHMS you can apply for UPSC CMS .

Furthermore, the educational qualification for UPSC Cms is as follows

Hi aspirant,

Yes the chances are very high in order to get a seat in a medical college for Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery  or B.A.M.S course.

See, generally the cutoffsvaries every year and the reason depends on several factors such as:

• Not of candidate sapphires
• Total no of