As Ayurvedic medicine gains global traction, the demand for accessible and comprehensive educational programs in this ancient medical system is rising. The Bachelor of Ayurveda, Medicine, and Surgery (BAMS) first-year course is now available online, adhering to the new syllabus set by the National Commission for Indian System of Medicine (NCISM). Here's what prospective students need to know about the BAMS 1st year online classes: Course Structure and Highlights The BAMS course spans over 18 months starting from November 1, 2024, and includes various key components designed to provide a robust foundation in both theoretical and practical aspects of Ayurveda:
  1. Live and Recorded Lectures: Students will have access to a mix of live and recorded sessions, ensuring flexibility and convenience in learning.
  2. MCQ Tests Chapter Wise: To reinforce learning, chapter-wise MCQ tests are conducted, ensuring students can assess their knowledge regularly.
  3. Digital and Short Notes for Revision: Digital notes are provided for all subjects, along with concise short notes specifically designed for revision purposes.
Note ;- "The syllabus for the BAMS 1st year online class will be covered according to the NCISM academic calendar and term tests." Detailed Syllabus The BAMS course is meticulously structured to cover all critical areas of Ayurveda along with modern parallels where applicable:
  • Rachana Sharira (Anatomy): This subject combines the traditional Ayurvedic anatomy with modern anatomy, providing a comprehensive understanding of human body structure.
  • Kriya Sharira (Physiology): Similar to anatomy, this subject covers physiological aspects from both Ayurvedic and modern perspectives.
  • Padartha Vigyan and Ayurvedic Philosophy: This foundational subject dives into the philosophical aspects of Ayurveda, essential for every aspiring practitioner.
  • Sanskrit and Ayurveda History: Knowledge of Sanskrit is crucial as many ancient texts are in this language. The course also covers historical milestones of Ayurveda.
  • Samhita Study: A critical part of the curriculum involves in-depth study of classical Ayurvedic texts, including Ashtanga Hridaya and Charaka Samhita.
Academic Calendar and Key Dates The academic year is well-organized with specified dates for exams and vacations:
  • Course Commencement: November 1, 2024
  • First Term Tests: April 2025
  • Summer Vacation: Three weeks of May/June 2025
  • Second Term Tests: October 2025
  • Final Examinations: Starting the third week of March 2026
Enrollment Process Enrolling in the BAMS online classes is straightforward:
  • Demo Lectures: Prospective students can access the first two chapters of all subjects for free to get a feel for the course's teaching style and content.
  • Registration: Following the demo, students can enroll by clicking the "Course Buy Button" on the official course platform.
The BAMS online classes are designed not just to educate but also to inspire and prepare students for a career in Ayurvedic medicine, providing all the tools needed to succeed in this growing field. For more information on enrollment and course details, you can send a message to the official Instagram account of Ayurved Studies or contact the admissions department."