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Is it compulsory to study Sanskrit for getting admission to BAMS? What is the minimum criteria required for the same? Is it possible to get the information from somewhere which is the right thing on this? Awaiting for the response.

Yes, it is necessary to study Sanskrit at 10+2 level for admission to BAMS.

Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine & Surgery is the expanded form for BAMS.

BAMS is an undergraduate degree that deals with the study of integrated system of modern medicine and traditional Ayurveda.

It takes a time duration of 5½ years to complete the course of which 4½ years is for the main course and 1 year for internship. The main course is divided into 3 Professional Courses of 1½ years duration each.

The eligibility criteria for pursuing a B.A.M.S. degree are as under:-

-The candidate must have passed 10+2 or equivalent examination from a recognized board of education.

-The candidate must have studied Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Sanskrit as subjects at 10+2 level.

-The candidate minimum age to apply for BAMS should not be less than 17 years .

No it is not compulsory to study Sanskrit subject in 11th and 12th to get admission in BAMS course. Sanskrit is a separate subject in this BAMS course. Your 12th should be completed with medical stream from recognised board. You have to qualify the entrance exam to get admission in this 5 year degree course in good Medical College. Age limit should be in between 17 to 25 years and relaxation in upper age limit is given to reserved category.

What are the qualifying criteria for getting admission to BAMS? Is it compulsory requirement NEET or CET Exams. as a qualifying criteria?

Is it necessary For a student to have Sanskrit In 10 or 2 level so as to get admission in BAMS govt college On clearing NEET exam

I didn't have sanskrit in 10th and 2.. I'm a cbse student.. can I get admission for bams?