Aspiring BAMS Graduate Seeks Master's Program Options Abroad (Without WESS)

Ans: I suggest delving deeper into ayurveda. It's important to learn more about prescribing medicine using VPK principles. By specializing in your field, you can open up a lot of opportunities for yourself. The skills and eligibility required to enter the AYUSH department and pharmaceutical companies include competency and knowledge of herbs for clinical trials and manufacturing.

You can also conduct research and develop new formulations. If your formulation is groundbreaking, you can even apply for an award from the central government. Stay focused and committed, and don't expect high pay right from the start.

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Are you seeking a master's program in USA ?

Ans: Hi,
WHO quote that, More than 80% of the world’s population in over 170 of WHO’s 194 Member States currently use some form of traditional medicine, such as herbal medicine, yoga, Ayurveda, acupuncture and acupressure, and indigenous therapies. For many, traditional medicine is the first port of call, and practitioners of traditional medicine have played an important role in treating chronic illnesses.

Many countries, such as Korea, China, Vietnam, Thailand, and even in Europe and the USA, are adopting their own alternative medicine systems, which include Ayurveda. While we refer to Ayurveda as an Indian medicine system, others consider it an alternative medicine system.

In response to your query, yes, many Indians have established Ayurvedic institutes abroad, including in the USA and Australia, where you can explore opportunities. However, it's important to note that you shouldn't expect a high salary in this field.

If you wish to pursue a career as a physician abroad, you will need to meet the necessary eligibility requirements (LICNESURE EXAM).