Alvas Ayurvedic Medical College Moodbidri Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

After 3 rd year students become eligible for intership . The percentage of getting intership is 70 percent. Highest package is of 12 to 15 lakh per year and lowest is 6 lakh . My plans after getting the degree is to open up the clinic in my hometown and do the service in government hospital.

They mainly focus on theoretical aspects , which i think is not necessary, student's are not getting practical knowledge No exposure to practical knowledge The curriculum is pretty hectic with a lot of subjects to manage

Teaching methods are good And teachers and any staffs will give good response any related questions College staffs are tells the new and updated things etc All are first preference Ayurveda but sometimes preference give modern also Good time maintain everyone

I choose this course because now in India many BAMS doctors are required. The faculty and Student ratio is one member per student. In our college one of the best teaching staff and there teaching methods are modern and effective.

I choose this course because our country required many BAMS doctors. The ratio is 1 faculty member per student. The medical teachers have already done bams and MD courses and are perfect in them. The semester pass easily because the teacher's teaching ability is very good.

The interest was from my childhood by seeing my grandmother giving treatment for basic infections like cough and cold or fever. I was always keen in knowing how these home medicines were used to cure. My grandmother then explained that Ayurveda and Siddha are very old traditional methods created before centuries by Saints in Southern India. That time I decided to learn more about this way of curing without any side effects.

After completing my UG in BAMS, I was doing a research of PG colleges in Karnataka which provides good curriculum and have a good infrastructure for practical classes. I came across my college which was ranked one of the best colleges in Karnataka for PG in Ayurveda and Siddha. The selection process was very simple like they checked my UG scores and my trainee experience certificate. They had a interview and it was checking my experience as trainee doctor and my practical skills. That's all and I was selected.

The most common entrance test for getting admission into all the medical colleges is the NEET entrance examination. The college provides admission to the students who want to opt for Ayurveda as their career on the basis of their NEET marks.

All the listed above are positive remarks.about negative the patients are less in Ayurveda medical college so students gets less chance for consulting and observing different diseases and patients. But theoretically students gets good knowledge and have to acquire clinical skills from outside

College is very strict and particular on attendance and taking leaves.its very difficult to go home.many procedures have been we facing and also strict rules they come up with.year by year new rules are coming up facing difficulty