Amrita School of Ayurveda

Amrita School of Ayurveda BAMS Admission Process

• Eligibility: The candidate must have passed the 12th examination with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology as compulsory subjects with a minimum of 50% marks in aggregate. The minimum age requirement for candidates is 17 years old.
• Entrance Exams: Candidates must qualify for NEET UG to be considered for admission to BAMS based on merit.
• Application Process: To secure their chances of being considered for admission to BAMS based on merit, candidates who have applied for NEET and meet the eligibility criteria must actively participate in the registration process for either all-India counselling or state counselling. On the basis of the score and rank, three rounds of counselling are often held. Admission to the BAMS degree programme at a number of ayurveda colleges in India is determined by the BAMS minimum score requirement. The candidate selected will be informed of a forthcoming interview.
• Personal Interview: A personal interview is scheduled for those who qualified for the entrance exam. The interview assesses the candidate’s aptitude, communication skills, and interest in Ayurveda and the BAMS programme.
• Document Required: Applicants for the BAMS programme are required to submit several documents as part of the application process, including their NEET UG admit card, application form, and 10+2 pass certificate. They must also provide 10+2 mark sheets, passport-size photographs, domicile certificate (if applicable), birth certificate, identity proof, and caste certificate (if applicable) to complete their application.
• Fee Payment: Short-listed candidates are expected to pay the institution’s determined fees after document verification to confirm admission.

Amrita School of Ayurveda MS Admission Process

• Eligibility: The candidates must have completed their Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery (BAMS) or an equivalent degree from a recognised institution with a minimum aggregate score of 50% for eligibility. The maximum age requirement for candidates is 35 years old.
• Entrance Exams: For merit-based admission, the candidate’s academic standing and entrance exam results are taken into consideration to establish their eligibility for the course. Candidates should have qualified for NEET PG.
• Application Process: Candidates who qualify must submit a counselling registration, either for all-India counselling or state counselling. Typically, three rounds of counselling sessions are conducted based on the score and rank. Admission to the MS ayurveda programme at numerous ayurveda colleges in India is based on the MS ayurveda cut-off score. The chosen candidate will be informed of an upcoming interview.
• Personal Interview: The institution invites candidates who have qualified the NEET PG exam for a personal interview based on their rank. The interview assesses the candidate’s aptitude, knowledge, experience, and interest in Ayurveda and the MS programme.
• Document Required: The following documents must be submitted as part of the MS Ayurveda programme’s application process: NEET PG Admit card, Application form, Passport-size photographs, Educational certificates and mark sheets (BAMS degree and undergraduate transcripts), Experience certificates (if applicable), birth certificate, identity proof, and caste certificate (if applicable).
• Fee Payment: After document verification, shortlisted candidates must pay the institution’s determined fees to confirm admission.

Amrita School of Ayurveda MD Admission Process

• Eligibility: The candidates must have completed their Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery (BAMS) or an equivalent degree from a recognised institution with a minimum aggregate score of 50% for eligibility.
• Entrance Exams: For merit-based admission, the candidate’s academic standing and entrance exam results are taken into consideration to establish their eligibility for the course. Candidates should have qualified the NEET PG or AIAPGET (All India AYUSH Post Graduate Entrance Test)
• Application Process: Candidates who are eligible must register for counselling, either for state- or all-India counselling. According to the score and rank, three rounds of counselling sessions are often done. The MD ayurveda cut-off score determines admission to the MD ayurveda programme at many ayurvedic colleges in India. A scheduled interview will be conducted to the selected applicant.
• Personal Interview: Those who passed the entrance test are asked to come in for a personal interview. The candidate’s aptitude, knowledge, experience, and interest in Ayurveda and the MD programme are evaluated during the interview.
• Document Required: The following documents must be submitted as part of the MD Ayurveda programme’s application process: Entrance exam admit card, Application form, Passport-size photographs, Educational certificates and mark sheets (BAMS degree and undergraduate transcripts), Experience certificates (if applicable), birth certificate, identity proof, and caste certificate (if applicable).
• Fee Payment: After document verification, candidates who have been shortlisted must pay the institution’s decided fees in order to be admitted.

• Library: The college library has an extensive collection of books, journals, and electronic resources to meet the academic requirements of its students.
• Laboratories: The college provides well-equipped laboratories for various Ayurveda disciplines.
• Computer lab: Students have access to cutting-edge technology through the college's computer centre, which features high-speed internet connectivity.
• Auditorium & Seminar Halls: The campus has modern audio-visual tools in the auditorium and seminar rooms. These facilities are used for academic and artistic events such as lectures, seminars, workshops, conferences, and more.
• Sports facilities: The college provides both indoor and outdoor sports facilities for its students' physical and emotional wellbeing.
• Medical facilities: The college has a medical facility with first-aid equipment and a relationship with a nearby hospital for handling medical emergencies.