I choose the B.A.M.S course because I want to become a ayurvedic doctor. The faculty is well qualified. Many faculty is B.A.M.S, M.D, PHD and many faculties is pursuing PHD but all faculty is B.A.M.S, M.D. The 9 periodic test is taken and 3 term test is taken and 1 university exam is taken in 1.5yr. The difficulty level of all exam is taken according to the NCISM and ministry of ayush norms.

Course are quite good and I don't know how to tell the things about college and the academic thinag in college and students are very active in participating in college circulum and most of the things is

There are so many types of curriculum in the academics but if you are in BSc Nursing you don't have so much time to Participate in any extra curriculums Overall curriculums are not for the Nursing Students

Faculty are bams md and graduate from government medical collages but they not teach to well they skip all syllabus if you want study you take on your own riak like syllabus complete from youtube and read books n

All faculty from the south because Ayurveda means south.. but some problems in language but it will be managed after some time because you resist... panchkarma knowledge is given in a good way by South teachers.

My family background is from Ayurveda so I decided to choose Ayurveda. Qualification of all the faculties in the college is BAMS PG, Ph.D. Exams are often conducted timely and the level of the examination is moderate. Everything is as per the syllabus mentioned by NCISM.

BAMS course seemed the most logical choice after not being able to afford private MBBS college. The curriculum is lengthy and tough as subjects are taught in Sanskrit and Hindi teachers here are highly qualified and have command over their subjects.