Hi, by BAMS I am assuming you mean Bachelor of Ayurveda, Medicine, and Surgery. There are lots of career options:

MPH (Masters in Public Health)- This is an amazing two years course from TISS (Tata Institute of Social Sciences), This opens up government job opportunities in both state and central government sectors for their health programmes. You can see yourself working in different states, for various health schemes, NGOs, and even with WHO some day. The growth opportunities this course has given are immense.

2. MBA in Hospital Administration or MHA (Master in Hospital Administration) – This is a 2 years course after which you get to work in the administrative department of hospitals. You can also get jobs in Ayurvedic pharma companies. This is a choice for those seeking management or administrative jobs after BAMS.

3. CHO (Community Health Officer)- Every year government opens up this post in such large numbers that almost everybody who applies gets the job. It consists of 6 months training during which you get a pay of 10,000 and after 6 months you are appointed as CHO in the sub-centre according to your choice and vacancy. There, you can expect a salary of 45,000 per month.

4. RMO (Resident Medical officer)- RMOship at multiple hospitals during day and night. Night RMOships easily pay you around Rs. 800-1200 per night in metros.

5. GP (General Practice)- You can practice allopathy in whichever states it is allowed.

6. Handmade products– Do a short course of Handmade products and start making your own handmade herbal soaps, creams etc. This is a booming industry for those who are interested.

7. PG diploma or degree in Clinical Research- After this you can join as a Junior Research Assistant in a Research centre. Many government ayurvedic research centres and pharmaceutical companies have their own R & D department which have job opportunities.

8. Coaching Classes- You can start teaching BAMS subjects or join coaching classes of HSC or SSC to teach Biology.

Hope this helps!

Candidates willing to take medicine as a career can opt for Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery (BAMS) after the completion of Class 12. BAMS is an Aryuvedic traditional healing art in India. BAMS course provides the complete knowledge about 'Ashtanga Ayurveda' along with scientific advances in modern medicine along with extensive practical training. Central Council of Indian Medicine (CCIM) is the responsible body for admission to Ayurveda education at undergraduate as well as postgraduate level and for practice Ayurvedic medicine in India. The admission to BAMS courses will be granted on the basis of scores obtained in NEET exam.There are plenty of job opportunities for BAMS graduates which includes joining a government or private hospital as an ayurvedic specialist or start up a private clinic. Another sector that is up and coming for BAMS graduates is Research which branch out to a diverse range of areas where a research can be conducted. Teaching Ayurveda is another area where a BAMS graduate can secure a decent livelihood.
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