IISERs are not established for just placement purposes rather the motto is to build the scientific aptitude among students so that they earn more from their skills and knowledge. 

The curriculum at IISER has a strong base and you will eventually give up the idea of placements. This is why most students apply for Ph.D. after completing BS-MS from here. Ideally, you cannot compare IIT with IISER in terms of placements as most of the IT companies do not find IISERites to be worthful until they have acquired some skills of their own.

Do not apply here just for the sake of doing engineering as the level of competition is very high at IISER. You will be wasting 5 years if you do not want to pursue higher studies and looking just for placements. 

Even if you look for job opportunities after BS-MS, you can take up jobs as biologists, chemists, mathematicians, physicists with a salary of around INR 50,000 per month.

If you want to employ a more theoretical approach to your study then SDM College is one of the best. However, you need to have a proper understanding of the essence of the theory and employ practical application for completing the syllabus. As it is the best way for going through the syllabus. You can get the syllabus by downloading it from the CCIM website. There are also many apps related to BAMS.

GAMC Bellary and GAMC Mysore are also good options if you want to increase your practical and theoretical knowledge.

Apart from being known for its historical importance, Bangalore is often regarded as the Educational Capital of India. More than 5000 affiliated degree colleges exist in the state and they offer career options aplenty. Karnataka is the first choice for everyone, be it dental or other professional courses.

Admission Notification:

• The allied universities notify on an all-India basis in national newspapers, and also on their official websites for BAMS courses.
• The merit list for admission is prepared on the basis of an Entrance Test conducted by the University.
• The time of issuing notification is usually March-April.

Eligibility for BAMS:

• Completing the 10+2 with science stream is the basic requirement to get admission in the BAMS program. Physics, chemistry, and biology are compulsory for the candidates in class 12.
• The candidates need to appear for the NEET or National Level Entrance Examinations.
• Candidates can also appear for other Ayurveda state-level examinations such as OJEE, KEAM, GCET, etc.

Age limits for BAMS:

The minimum age limit for BAMS admission is 17 years. There is no upper age limit.

Top BAMS College:

The following data shows some of the BAMS colleges in Karnataka updated officially by the National Ayurvedic Council of India. 

Top rank-holders in NEET examinations are also awarded scholarships by the colleges.