ITRA, GAU

Studying Ayurveda isn't a cakewalk! People may think of joining BAMS after getting low scores in NEET, but it's really not a backdoor entry, Ayurveda has its own importance, and only those who read and understand ayurveda can get this point! And GAU provides a space to learn and explore! It's very practical based

So, our intership starts after 3rd professional yr that is after 4.5yrs, which lasts for a year. The college provides a handsome range of stipend for the interns. The stipend provided is Rs23500/per month

Hey there! I would like to share the fee structure of our institute. First of all common admission fee is nearly 2500Rs. You get to pay RS 150 for Library card which is valid for next 5.5yrs. 900Rs for hostel(for six months). Hostel fees are for those who are willing to take the hostel. Now in every 6 months the next installment is to be paid which is... 294Rs for female living outside the campus. 294+900 for female living in hostel 2000 for boys.... This pattern is followed for the rest of the college years... Examination fee for once in every 1.5 years is 3000Rs for every student..

The overall experience is pretty good, the campus is so big, you can go for a round of walk too. The environment it provides is really peaceful and calm. Our college is really well connected with social aspects. The college Library is my favourite place to be at. It has books,journals and what not plus a place to sit in peace and focus

The reason for choosing a BAMS course was very obvious, a low neet score. But I chose this university because it's one of the best in this field. I only applied to 3 colleges that year, and everything went well, got selected for this one. And then collected all my documents, came to college and the admission was done within 10 minutes!

The faculty to students ratio is not that great, but facilities are approachable. I really like the faculty of basic principles here, they are always ready to help you out! I think it's a bit obvious that students don't like Rachana department a bit. It's not like they are not helpful, it's because it's difficult to understand a bit. Each professional year is of 1.5 years in which total 11 exams(minor+major) including university exam at last are. The level of examination is relevant, it's pretty easy to pass the examination by consistent studying!