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66 MonthsBachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery (B.A.M.S) is a full-time five-year 6-month (including internship) undergraduate course offered by the Institute for Teaching and Research in Ayurveda, Jamnagar.
The course aims at providing basic education in Ayurveda leading to the degree of B.A.M.S. It aims at preparing graduates of profound scholarship in the science of Ayurveda having basic and fundamental knowledge in different subjects of Ayurveda backed up by extensive practical training. He should become an efficient teacher, a research scholar and a competent Ayurvedic physician (Kayachikitsaka) and surgeon (Shalyachikitsaka) to be able to contribute his mite in the medical and health services of the Country.
Duration: 5½ years (Including one-year internship)
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Admission to U.G. college is monitored centrally by Govt. of India through a central admission committee on the basis of merit at the qualifying examination each year in June – July. To get admission in BAMS course in our college, the advertisement for the admission will be published by admission committee of Govt of India. in the newspaper & submit your application according to the advertisement.
For International students course fee as per AYUSH description on first come first serve basis.
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