MS Ayurveda: Course Details, Admission, Fees, Eligibility, Syllabus, Jobs, Salary 2023

MS (Ayurveda) is a postgraduate course offered for the duration of 3-years that deals with the study of anatomy, pathology, physiology and diagnostic procedures, preventive and social medicine, etc. The course syllabus is divided into traditional Ayurveda and Modern Medicine and offers specialization in fields like Gynecology, Surgery etc.

To pursue the course one must have to complete their graduation in a relevant discipline (Ayurveda or Surgery) with a minimum aggregate of 55% marks from a MCI recognized Institute. Also, one may be required to qualify for JPGET, JPGEE, etc. and may face a Group discussion or a personal interview round.

Check: MS Admission Process

The best medical colleges in India offering MS (Ayurveda) include GGSIPU New Delhi, Himachal Pradesh University Shimla and Gujarat Ayurved University Jamnagar. The average fees for the course vary with colleges/ universities and can range between INR 1.35 - 7 Lakhs per year.

After completing MS (Ayurveda) one can find lucrative job opportunities and can go for higher Education. One can develop their career as an Ayurvedic Doctor, Medical Supervisor, etc. and get a job in top-notch and reputed companies like Patanjali, Hamdard, Zandu and many others. The average fees one can expect to earn after completing the course can be between INR 3 - 8 LPA depending upon various factors.

Table of Content

MS (Ayurveda) Course Highlights
Why Study?
MS (Ayurveda) Admission Process

3.1 Eligibility

3.2 Entrance Exams

MS (Ayurveda) Syllabus
MS (Ayurveda) Top Colleges
What after MS (Ayurveda)?
MS (Ayurveda) Jobs
MS (Ayurveda): FAQs

MS Ayurveda: Course Highlights

Course Level	Post-Graduation
Full Form	Master of Surgery in Ayurveda
Duration	3 years
Eligibility	M.B.B.S. with 50% scores from MCI recognized Institute
Age Limit	No
Admission Process	Merit-based or Entrance-based
Similar Options of Study	MD (Pathology), MD (Physiology), MD (Pharmacology), MD (Biochemistry) etc.
Course Fee	INR 1 to 7 Lakhs per year
Average Starting Salary	INR 3 to 8 LPA
To Recruiting Areas	Health Centers, Herbal Product Manufacturers, Hospitals etc.
Job Positions	Ayurvedic Doctor, Product Managers, Medical Supervisor, etc.

MS Ayurveda: Why Study?

Opting for a MS (Ayurveda) can lend you a lot of benefits and they're several reasons why the course is beneficial for the students. Some of the advantages are given below:

Candidates will learn different methods and techniques to treat and diagnose disorders and diseases with the help of Ayurvedic medications plus also with new methods.
After completing the course one can find lucrative and high profile jobs in government and private sectors and one may get a chance to work in top-notch companies like Patanjali, Zandu, etc.
The salary after completing the course is quite high as there are very few professionals in this field. The average fees range between INR 3 to 8 LPA.

Check: How to become an ayurvedic doctor?

MS Ayurveda Admission Process

There are only a few medical colleges in India offering MS (Ayurveda), the admissions are done through merit-based and Entrance-Based. In the merit-based admissions candidates are shortlisted based on their scores in bachelor's degree while for entrance based admissions candidates are shortlisted based on their scores in entrance tests like JPGET, JPGEE, etc. which may be followed by a GD/ PI round.

Check: MS Admission Process

MS Ayurveda Eligibility Criteria

Must have completed their bachelor's in any relevant discipline (preferably BAMS or MBBS) from a recognized MCI University.
Must have passed their UG with a minimum aggregate of 55% marks. Reserved categories students would be given 5% relaxation on minimum scores.
May be required to qualify entrance exams like ,, JPGET, etc. and may have gained 12 months work experience in related fields.

MS Ayurveda Entrance Exams

Exam Name	Exam Details
NEET PG	Check Here
INI CET	Check Here
GATE	Check Here

MS Ayurveda Syllabus

The MS Ayurveda course deals with the study of 14 different subjects related to Ayurveda in the course curriculum of 3 years. Check out the MS Ayurveda Syllabus tabulated below:

Agad Tantra	Dravya GunaKaumar Bhritya
Kayachikitsa	Maulik Siddhanta
Panchakarma	Prasuti Tantra & Stri Roga
Roga & Vikrit Vigyan	Rasa Shastra
Sharir Kriya	Shalya Tantra
Shalakya Tantra	Swastha Vitta
KaumarBhritya	Sharir Rachana

MS Ayurveda Top Colleges

MS Ayurveda is offered by only a few medical colleges in our country. Some of the top ranked and Ayurveda colleges in India offering MS Ayurveda are given in the later sections. Check: Top MS Ayurveda Colleges in India

Institute Name	Average Fees
Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University - [GGSIPU], New Delhi	NA
Sanjay Gandhi Postgraduate Institute of Medical Sciences - [SGPGIMS], Lucknow	INR 62,800
Chhatrapati Shahu Ji Maharaj University - [CSJMU], Kanpur	NA
Major S.D. Singh Ayurvedic Medical College & Hospital, Farrukhabad	INR 5,10,900
SDM Trust Ayurvedic Medical College and Research Institute, Bagalkot	NA
Ayurveda Mahavidyalaya and Hospital, Hubli	NA
R.A. Podar Ayurved Medical College, Mumbai	INR 5,000
SMBT Ayurved College and Hospital, Nashik	INR 3,10,000
BHU - Banaras Hindu University	INR 14,326
Pt. Deen Dayal Upadhaya Memorial Ayush and Health Science University - [AHSU], Raipur	NA
Dr Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan Rajasthan Ayurved University - [DSRRAU], Jodhpur	INR 2,00,000

What after MS Ayurveda?

After the completion of the course candidates can find several career building opportunities, one can either choose to work or study. Candidates looking forward to pursuing higher education and continuing their studies can opt for an MBA, which can help them to get expertise in the specific field or to get a hike in their salary.

Master of Chirurgiae (MCh)

Master of Chirurgiae or MCh is a 3-years Masters course and also the highest medical degree in the field which focuses on practical training, surgery training, research training, clinical case presentations, etc.
To be eligible one must complete MS, MD or other relevant PG courses with any specializations from a medical college recognized by MCI.
MCh admissions are done through merit-based and entrance based. Candidates may be required to qualify NEET-PG or NEET-SS and face the GD/ PI round.

AIIMS MCh Admissions	JIPMER MCh Admissions	PGIMER MCh Admissions

Master in Business Administration (MBA)

MBA course is one of the most pursued PG courses that provides knowledge about fundamentals of Management.
MBA is offered for the duration of 2-years and is available in several specializations such as Operation Management, Finance, Marketing, etc.
MBA can be pursued after completing bachelor's degree in any domain with 50% marks from a recognized University. The course is offered in Online, Offline or Distance modes.
Most of the top MBA colleges in India offer MBA Admissions based on the scores obtained in theCAT, XAT, GMAT, etc. entrance exams and call students for a GD/ PI round.

MS Ayurveda Jobs

Job Profiles	Job Descriptions	Average Annual Salary
Medical Supervisor	They are responsible for supervising, managing and coordinating activities or procedures of Ayurvedic medications development or other processes. Their work is to oversee Ayurveda Medication techniques and their treatments.	INR 2-4 Lakhs
Ayurvedic Doctor	Their major duties include helping and curing people with the help of Ayurvedic herbs, spices, drugs, and Ayurvedic herbal supplements. They also formulate Ayurvedic oils, drugs and work on testing medicines, quality check, methodology- formulation etc.	INR 5-6 Lakhs
Product Manager	They mostly serve their duties in the market field, as they are responsible to oversee the manufacturing items or products according to the needs in markets and they conduct market Research.	INR 4-5 Lakhs
Dietician	Their work is to resolve nutrition issues, talk about health needs and diet to their clients, developing meal plans and and promote better nutrition advising and talking about the benefits of herbal medicines and Ayurvedic treatments.	INR 3-5 Lakhs

MS (Ayurveda): FAQs

Ques. Is there MS in Ayurveda?

Ans. Yes, MS in Ayurveda is a 3-years PG course which deals with the study of surgical techniques and disorders to treat with the help of Ayurveda.

Ques. Is MS possible after BAMS?

Ans. Since, MS is a postgraduate degree course while BAMS is a UG course so aspirants who have completed their BAMS are eligible to pursue MS.

Ques. How can we do MS in Ayurveda?

Ans. To opt MS in Ayurveda, one may have to complete their graduation in MBBS, BAMS or any other relevant discipline with a minimum aggregate of 55% marks from a MCI recognized Institute.

Ques. Is BAMS equal to MBBS?

Ans. Yes, both BAMS and MBBS are equivalent as both are undergraduate courses. However, the Syllabus of both the degrees are different as BAMS mainly focuses on Ayurveda studies while MBBS mainly focuses on advanced and new medical approaches in surgery.

Ques. Which is better BAMS or BHMS?

Ans. Both BAMS or BHMS are good courses. Candidates wishing to develop their career in the field of Ayurveda can opt BAMS while anyone wishing to study Homeopathic Medicine and Surgery can pursue BHMS.

Ques. Which state is best for BAMS in India?

Ans. Maharashtra is considered as the best state in India for BAMS courses. Dr D.Y. Patil College of Ayurved and Research Centre Pune is one the top Ayurveda colleges in Maharashtra and is one among the best medical colleges in India.

Ques. Can BAMS doctor give injection?

Ans. Legally no BAMS doctors are allowed to give injections to any of their patients or anyone. However, Ayurveda does not teach about injections but to treat with Ayurvedic medications.

Ques. Which Ayush course is best?

Ans. Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery or commonly known as BAMS is the best Ayush course.

Ques. What is BAMS doctor salary?

Ans. BAMS doctors usually receive handsome salaries and the average of a BAMS doctor in India can range between INR 4 - 8.4 LPA.

Ques. Can BAMS doctor get government job?

Ans. Yes, BAMS doctors can seek government jobs. One can pursue jobs in various public sectors like hospitals, pharmaceutical labs, colleges, etc.