Review based on experience

The approch of ayurveda to patient is subjective as it focuses on each body type rather than general approach for disease. The curriculum for us is RS7 which is designed in such a way that not only theritical aspects will be clear but also we learn about practical approach to the patient as well. As if now the revised syllabus is very much improved it's difficult to suggest any changes now . The exams are very well planned

It differs for private and government seat , for private seat it's 3.5 lakh and for government I'm not sure may be it's 2.5 lakh . Or may be it's 1.5 lakh as i know about private only as I being private seat

The campus life is not that adventurous as we have very small campus . We have 1 week cultural event every year , yoga week celebration, Ayurveda day celebration, sankrit day celebration, Ganesha chaturthi Celebration, we had done Ayodhya pran pratishtha also , Republic day and Independence day celebration. There are range of books available in the college library except for the new syllabus books ... We have projector for few lecture For sports college doesn't encourage students those are having exams otherwise they give permission We have many of our seniors having good followers on instagram where they are promoting ayurveda Also we have a digital team in our college

I had missed my counseling session hence forth i selected a private seat. I had applied for this college as many of the students were from my state. Neet UG must clear candates are eligible for the admission. There cutt off criteria only for government seat , for private seat the eligibility is getting passed in neet UG . That's it !!!

It would be 1: 6 ratio ,Each and evey teacher is very approachable as they guide us like a parents. Whenever they realise we are distracted from the education they used to counsel us. Our class teacher is the best .There are total 3 exams , 2 semester and one prepatory exams just before the university exams.

The admission process for my BAMS college was straightforward, especially for management seat applicants like myself. For management seats, the primary requirement was meeting the NEET cutoff for eligibility, so there was no interview process involved. The college's admission criteria are clear, and all steps are efficiently managed. For government seats, the selection is handled entirely through counseling based on NEET scores, with no interview required. This streamlined approach for both management and government seats makes the process accessible and reduces stress for students. The staff at the admissions office were helpful and provided clear instructions throughout, ensuring a smooth experience. Overall, I found the admission process to be well-organized and transparent, catering to both merit and management seat students effectively.

Earlier we had small gym in your college but now they had tied up the gym outside with some other gym for students. We had a cafe in our college but now since few months it's closed I'm not in hostel I'm in pg , the college campus time starts from college hours only and students do stay after that also for sports . The most favourite hangout spot was our canteen but not it's closed or aloswd have our herbal garden whi h i found most peaceful one It's very calming The college is situated at a distant places in village so it's kind unsafe at night .