Smt KC Ajmera Ayurved Mahavidyalya Dhule B.A.M.S : Fees 2026, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

Ans. Yes, a valid NEET-UG score is mandatory for BAMS admission at Smt KC Ajmera Ayurved Mahavidyalya, Dhule. Seats are allotted through Maharashtra AYUSH centralized counselling at mahacet.org. Candidates must register after NEET-UG results and fill in college preferences during the designated choice filling window to be considered for state quota or institutional quota seats at this college.

Ans. The annual tuition fee for Open category students is INR 1,40,000, with total programme fees of INR 6,97,000 for the 5.5-year BAMS course. Minority quota annual fee is INR 7,30,000. Hostel accommodation is available separately for both male and female students and charged outside the tuition fee structure.

Ans. Smt KC Ajmera Ayurved Mahavidyalya, Dhule has an annual intake of 40 BAMS seats. Of these, 85% are filled under Maharashtra state quota through AYUSH counselling at mahacet.org, and the remaining 15% are institutional quota seats open to all-India candidates including NRI and OMS applicants. Allotment is strictly based on NEET-UG rank and category reservation norms.

Ans. Smt KC Ajmera Ayurved Mahavidyalya, Dhule operates a 100-bedded hospital with an operation theatre for clinical training across all BAMS departments. The campus also features an on-campus medicinal garden used for Dravyaguna practical training, helping students identify and understand the properties of Ayurvedic herbs essential to the BAMS curriculum.

Ans. Smt KC Ajmera Ayurved Mahavidyalya, Dhule is affiliated to Maharashtra University of Health Sciences (MUHS), Nashik, and approved by the Central Council of Indian Medicine (CCIM). The MUHS-affiliated BAMS degree is recognised for Ayurveda practice registration with the Maharashtra Council of Indian Medicine and state regulatory bodies across India.

Ans. BAMS graduates can register with the Maharashtra Council of Indian Medicine and practice independently, join government AYUSH dispensaries through state PSC exams, pursue MD (Ayurveda) for specialisation, work in Panchakarma wellness centres, or join Ayurvedic pharmaceutical companies. International Ayurveda practice opportunities also exist in countries where Ayurveda is recognised as a complementary health system.