Shree Satya BAMS FAQs
Ques. What NEET score is required for BAMS at Shree Satya Ayurvedic Medical College Moradabad?
Ans. Admission to BAMS at Shree Satya Ayurvedic Medical College is through UP AYUSH Counselling, where seats are allotted based on NEET-UG rank. The minimum NEET percentile for BAMS eligibility is 50th for general category and 40th for SC/ST/OBC. The specific rank cutoff at Shree Satya varies each year based on the number of applicants, total seats, and competition. UP domicile candidates may find lower effective ranks required for state quota seats compared to all-India quota.
Ques. Which university is Shree Satya Ayurvedic Medical College affiliated with?
Ans. Shree Satya Ayurvedic Medical College and Hospital, Moradabad is affiliated with Mahayogi Guru Gorakhnath AYUSH University, Gorakhpur, Uttar Pradesh. The university is a dedicated AYUSH university established by the Government of Uttar Pradesh for regulating and improving Ayurvedic, Homeopathic, and Unani medical education in the state. The BAMS degree awarded by the college carries the university’s affiliation and is recognized by NCISM for clinical practice registration.
Ques. What career options are available after BAMS from Shree Satya Moradabad?
Ans. BAMS graduates from NCISM-approved colleges like Shree Satya can register with the UP Ayurvedic and Unani Practitioners Registration Board and practice as Ayurvedic Medical Officers. Government career options include Medical Officer posts in UP AYUSH dispensaries and hospitals, ESIC, Railway hospitals, and central AYUSH hospitals through competitive exams. Higher education includes MD Ayurveda through AIAPGET. Private Ayurvedic clinics, wellness centers, pharmaceutical firms, and Panchakarma centers in western UP and Delhi NCR also hire BAMS graduates.
Ques. Are management quota BAMS seats available at Shree Satya Moradabad?
Ans. Yes, 15% of BAMS seats at private AYUSH colleges in Uttar Pradesh, including Shree Satya Ayurvedic Medical College, are available as management quota seats outside the UP AYUSH Counselling process. Candidates for management quota seats must still be NEET-UG qualified. Fee structures for management quota may differ from state quota. Students should contact the college admission office directly at +91 9140349449 to inquire about management quota seat availability and the applicable fee.
Ques. Does Shree Satya Ayurvedic Medical College have a teaching hospital for BAMS training?
Ans. Shree Satya Ayurvedic Medical College and Hospital, Moradabad has an attached teaching hospital that provides clinical training as mandated by NCISM guidelines for BAMS programs. Students undertake clinical rotations across departments including Kayachikitsa, Shalya Tantra, Prasuti Tantra, Kaumarabhritya, and Panchakarma during the 4.5-year academic program. The mandatory 1-year internship following the academic phase involves supervised hands-on patient management at the attached hospital before final degree completion.
Ques. How does UP AYUSH Counselling work for BAMS admission at Shree Satya?
Ans. UP AYUSH Counselling is the centralized state-level process for BAMS seat allotment at government and private AYUSH colleges in Uttar Pradesh. After qualifying NEET-UG, candidates register on the UP AYUSH portal and fill their college preferences. Seat allotment is done based on NEET rank and category. After acceptance, candidates pay the security deposit and report to the allotted college. Multiple rounds are conducted, including mop-up rounds for vacant seats, typically completing by November each year.


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