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With the rise of numerous serious health problems and allopathic limitations, Ayurveda has emerged as an alternative. As a result, BAMS is gaining popularity as a medical course not only in India, but throughout the world. With almost zero side effects, people around the globe are increasingly opting for ayurveda. People suffering from lifestyle diseases are also seeking help in the traditional healing art that indicates the growing demand of BAMS physicians. Upon completion of the BAMS course, candidates may either opt for practising or pursue higher education and specialisation in a particular branch of Ayurveda. A BAMS graduate is required to take one year of internship in order to have practical experience that is equally necessary to become a successful practitioner. In addition to regular practise, BAMS graduates may also engage in specialised practise after higher education in the discipline, e.g. treatment of skin diseases, spinal disorders, ophtalmological conditions, etc.

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After completion of the course , you can expect to earn Rs. 20,000 to Rs. 50,000 per month at the beginning of your career. After post-graduation and practising Ayurvedic medicine, you can expect much better salaries .

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