Sri Paripoorna Sanathana Ayurveda Medical College, Hospital and Research Centre

1. About the College

The indigenous Ayurvedic system of healing is India’s gift to the world. The college works
with the noble ideals of spreading the ancient Ayurveda philosophy around the world to
heal humanity. Sri Paripoorna Sanathana Charitable Trust serves people in several fields like
education and health. Ayurveda and Marma Chikitsa combine to bring free treatment to
those who really need them.
Spreading knowledge is the first step before a healing system can be practiced. Dedication
and determination when it is combined with learning would result in a better world of peace
and wellness. Such are the targets of this profound organization that is self-contained and
sustainable, and combines the college with the hospital and research centre.
Affiliated to Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences and recognised by Government of
India and Government of Karnataka, the college offers exceptional grooming for career
professionals in Ayurvedic medicine and healing. Nature treatments have been attracting
greater attention nowadays the world over because they work, are based on nature’s
bounty and have no negative side effects.
Campus facilities and convenient location
Spread over a peaceful 3.1 acres of natural beauty, the Medical College, Hospital and
Research Centre in Nelamangala near Bangalore in Karnataka has ample space for many
facilities and future expansion. The college has fine classrooms with adequate ventilation
and a regularly updated library. The teaching institution is backed up with a hostel and
canteen along with sports, yoga and recreational facilities for a healthy, balanced lifestyle.
Medical training would be ineffective without practical work and the 60-bedded attached
hospital with a great variety of modern equipment brings perfection within reach.
The gurukula tradition
The tranquil campus reminds of the traditional Indian monastic education in calm
surroundings. It is a classic spiritual feeling that descends upon everybody in a communal
commitment to learning. Shared social service would uplift suffering humanity. Healthy
living close to nature and peaceful lifestyles away from urban stress do a lot of good. The
campus promotes:
• Appreciation of time values
• Love and happiness
• Devotion, Peace and Dignity
• Integrity and Transparency
• Teamwork
• Passion for work and service

2. Admission Process
Course Name:
-Bachelor of Ayurveda, Medicine, and Surgery (BAMS)
Colleges for the study of Ayurveda in several South Asian countries offer the BAMS
professional degree. India, Sri Lanka, Nepal and Bangladesh are important centres for
Ayurveda study. The course duration extends to five and a half years that includes an
internship for one year.
Applicants need to get the Application forms and Prospectus from the institute office. Fill in
the application form carefully, according to the instructions. After receiving the filled in
forms, the office will inform the applicant about the additional admission formalities. The
college office could be contacted if any information is required.
3. Eligibility Criteria
Applicants to BAMS should have passed 12 years of schooling and obtained a higher
secondary education certificate or the 2-year PUC examination. Any other
examination considered as equivalent.
Applicants need to have studied English as a language and obtained a minimum of
50% marks in aggregate in relevant science subjects, physics, chemistry and biology
(in 12​th​ standard/ 2​nd​ year PUC).
SC/ST candidates are considered for a 10% reduction in the required percentage of
marks.
In terms of age, candidates should complete 17 years on 1​st​ October of the year of
seeking admission or according to the university requirement.
Foreign students can apply but will need an equivalency certificate from Association of
Indian Universities, New Delhi. Further, Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences,
Karnataka will give an eligibility certificate. The subject ‘English’ must be mentioned in the
marks sheet and not ‘Foreign Language’ alone.
Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences, Karnataka (website:www.rguhs.ac.in) may
change the eligibility criteria that would be informed on the website.
Applicants from outside Karnataka need an 'ELIGIBILITY CERTIFICATE' from Rajiv Gandhi
University of Health Sciences, Karnataka, Bangalore.
NEET conducted by National Testing Agency is an eligibility exam.
4. Placements
With the guarantee of good placements, students succeed in finding the best job
opportunities after BAMS. The institution has succeeded very well in obtaining excellent
placements for all its students. Every year, several pharmaceutical companies visit the
college campus to employ the best students in a range of well-paid designations.
Placement training sessions help students to improve in soft skills like communication,
teamwork, and problem-solving. Meetings between students and company managers help
make the transition from study to work. Internships after the BAMS with the best
companies provide the first job experiences.
Professional courses like BAMS are directly related to the medical field and prepare students
practically for a challenging career. Successful graduates could choose from a range of
options.
Registration and government approval allows the BAMS graduates to treat patients with
Ayurveda in India and Sri Lanka.
● Pursuing higher studies is another option with courses like Master of Surgery in
Ayurveda, and Diploma or Masters in Public Health.
● Clinical or epidemiological research is yet another challenging possibility.
● Hospital and healthcare administration and health supervision are other
opportunities.
● Those who are licensed to prescribe modern medicine along with the BAMS degree
have an advantage in European countries where BAMS is not recognized.
5. Pros about the college/ reviews/ feedback
Very good hostel facilities
Excellent hostel facilities and the superior quality of food along with diverse recreational
facilities have regularly earned the praise of the student body.
Students speak very highly of the college infrastructure, faculty and training programs. In
terms of up-to-date facilities, the institution is very well equipped and study and learning
are the first priorities. Following the traditional Indian system attracts a lot of attention
amidst excessive modernisation and technology everywhere. The theme of service to
humanity is very appealing.
A word of praise goes to the professors and teachers who combine research qualifications
with a great deal of experience. Students have grown in the shadow of great teachers
throughout the ages and here is an excellent example. The caring and parental attitude of
the faculty towards students does inspire confidence and belief in value systems.
Training facilities extend to the hospital and the real world working conditions provide
valuable glimpses into future careers. It is true that not every student will work with
patients in hospitals. Some may join research and teaching, but BAMS is primarily a medical
training program. Care and concern for patients is generated and practiced through the
practical training.