Shri Krishna Ayush University Kurukshetra Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

I chose BAMS mostly by chance because there was a common entrance exam for all medical systems, and unfortunately I couldn’t get an MBBS seat. So, I decided to go with BAMS, and honestly, it turned out to be a good decision. Before taking admission, I did not know much about Ayurveda, just like many other students. Most of us got information about it from family, friends, school teachers, or through the internet and social media. The course curriculum is good, but I feel some improvements are needed to make it more practical and useful for students. Subjects like Shalya Tantra, Dravyaguna Vigyana, Agada Tantra, and Samhita can be updated with more modern clinical knowledge. Some other subjects like Shalakya Tantra, Kayachikitsa, and Stri Roga evam Prasuti Tantra also need better practical exposure. Sometimes the syllabus feels too theory-based, and students need more hands-on learning to understand real clinical situations. If modern concepts and practical training are added more effectively, it will help students become more confident and better prepared for their future careers.

1. This course comprises of both ayurveda plus modern aspect of treatment which enables one to opt for mult therapy approach 2. The curriculum has theoretical as well practical lectures which sharpens the knowledge as well enables students to apply learnt principles in actual life 3. More hours of clinical duties should be assigned 4. Exams are taken annually

The course curriculum is very good. We need to learn shlokas. So for that we need to study sanskrit because shlokas are in sanskrit. So in order to learn then sanskrit js verg very important. Rachna sharir is important for further becoming a doctor as well as physiology

Course curriculum is nicely designed so much activities are also included in our curriculum and we enjoyed during doing these all activities. Are of improvement according to me is some more involvement of practice

This college has 1st rank in north india among private colleges. In my opinion i chose this course because people devotion and trust in ayurveda is increasing day by day Time to time teachers take us to opd and guide us to interact with our patients More camps should be organised by our college in order to increase awareness about ayurveda and its aura Every month periodic assessment is conducted and quaternary examination is conducted so that students are co versed with each and every aspect of the course

To me it Was by chance. We had common entrance exam for all systems of medicine. I couldn't get a seat for MBBS, so I opted bams. Only 48% students, knew about Ayurveda before admission; the majority of them were known to it from the source of family and friends and a very few of them knew about it from school period or got the information from the print/digital media or any other sources. Approximately 47% of students think there is a need of change in the syllabus; most of them suggested in the subjects of Shalya Tantra, Dravyagunya Vigyana, Agada Tantra and Samhita whereas a few of them suggested in Shalakya Tantra, Kayachikitsa, Stri Roga evum Prasuti Tantra and Padarth Vigyana. There are also some suggestions to decrease the modern aspect of the subject in Shalya Tantra, Stri Roga evum Prasuti Tantra, Agad Tantra and Kayachikitsa.

I choose this course because I like it. And I choose this college for the course because this college is perfect for bams . Exams are both difficult and average. Teaching methods are good and it helps us in studies.

This course is good and I like it . The frequency and timings of exams is regular and held each month and the level of exams are medium or it may be easy or hard I will learn more about it and only then I can share my views

College does provide direct placements but after completing your internship you will easily get a job if you are in the government sector then the average salary offered is 80000 rupees per month if in the private sector average salary offered is 30 to 40 thousand rupees per month.