If we look from career point of view, then it's BAMS (Bachelor of Ayurveda, Medicine and Surgery) which is better as compared to BHMS (Bachelor of Homeopathic Medicine and Surgery) because of the following reasons, as stated below -

• BAMS has more vacancies in Government sector as compared to BHMS
• BAMS will fetch you comparatively more salary as compared to BHMS
• Indian Government has recently put more emphasis on Ayurvedic Science and has proudly said that "WHO is about to set up centre for traditional medicine in India" (Source - The Hindu Newspaper Date - November 13, 2020)
• Rise in popularity of Ayurvedic medicines not only in India but also in foreign countries
• Rise in popularity and sales of companies like Patanjali has opened up more job opportunities for Ayurvedic Doctors

However, it also depends on the individual's interest what he/she wants to do in future. If someone is really interested in Homeopathic Science, then he/she may consider pursuing BHMS Course.

Now from treatment point of view, both are equally good, though Ayurveda has more of scientific backing (while Homeopathy is sometimes considered as pseudoscience).

To get full details regarding BAMS Course, you may visit the link - BAMS: Full Form, Courses, Admission Process, Subjects, Fees, Career Options | Careers360

To get full details regarding BHMS Course, you may visit the link - BHMS: Full Form, Courses, Admission Process, Subjects, Fees, Career Options | Careers360

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Hi, hope you are doing well.

BAMS(Bachelor of Ayurveda Medicine and Surgery) is a 5.5 years course (including 1 year mandatory internship). Full course fees with yearly charges is around Rs 500000. You can opt for PG programmes in Ayurveda medicine after completion of this course. You can get job as Pharmacist, Surgeon,Dieticians, Gynaecologist,Teacher and Panchkarma Practitioner after BAMS. Average salary ranges from Rs 300000 to Rs 700000.

BHMS(Bachelor of Homeopathic Medicine and Surgery) is a 5.5 years course. Average fees is Rs 20000 to Rs 300000. Here are the jobs along with their average annual salaries after this course:

Homeopathic Doctor- 6 - 9 lakhs

Public Health Specialist- 3 - 5 lakhs

Private Practitioner- 6 -12 lakhs

Pharmacist- 2 - 3 lakhs

Teacher/Lecturer -2 - 4 lakhs

According to the course fees, future scope etc., you can choose whether you will take BAMS or BHMS.

For further information, please refer to these links:

https://www.careers360.com/courses/bams-bachelor-of-ayurvedic-medicine-and-surgery/amp

https://www.careers360.com/courses/bhms-bachelor-of-homeopathic-medicine-and-surgery/amp

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Hope this helps.

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Hey,

BAMS is commonly abbreviated as a bachelor of ayurvedic Medicine and surgery (BAMS). It is an unsegregated degree in the medical field. It is a professional degree in medicine that entirely focused on ayurveda education offered across the country. Ayurveda education is specially designed for students aware of the traditional Indian system of treatments.

Career after BAMS-

• Ayurvedic specialist
• Ayurvedic therapist
• Clinical trial coordinator
• Ayurvedic pharmacists
• Lecturer

BHMS is commonly abbreviated as a bachelor of homeopathic medicine and surgery (BHMS). This course covers medical knowledge of various aspects of homeopathic education. After successfully completion of the BHMS course, aspirants can successfully practice as a doctor in homeopathic.

Career options after BHMS-

• Homeopathic pharmacist
• Doctor
• Homeopathic specialist
• Public health specialist
• Lecturer

Now analyse about bothe the courses and decide which course interests you the most.

For more detailed information about these courses -

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/bams-vs-bhms

HOPE THIS HELPS YOU.