Amrutha Ayurvedic Medical College, Chitradurga

Amrutha Ayurvedic Medical College, Chitradurga, Karnataka, started its journey in the stream of Ayurvedic education in the year 1996. This is an affiliated college, approved by the Central Council of Indian Medicine (CCIM), and is an emblem for practicing the ancient Ayurveda of India. Located in a three-acre compound, the institution enjoys a natural environment that helps the students to learn effectively.

The college accepts 220 total students and has 33 members on the faculty to ensure small class sizes to foster discussion between peers and college professors. Amrutha Ayurvedic Medical College is therefore proud to have quality and all-rounded facilities that help meet the students’ academic and other needs within Amrutha Ayurvedic Medical College.

The rich library containing more than 5 thousand books has become a source of knowledge for future Ayurvedic practitioners. Modern facilities are used to assist the student’s learning, and there is no better way to learn than through practical experience in realising how Ayurvedic medicine works.

The institution also has facilities to house male and female students in different hostels for the convenience of students from outstations. The key programme that forms the backbone of Amrutha Ayurvedic Medical College is the 5-and-a-half-year Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery (BAMS). This is a six-year full-time, integrated course that is foundational to the curricula offered in the institution.

Provided with an intake capacity of 60 students per year, the BAMS course has been framed in a manner that it churns out well-qualified Ayurvedic physicians who can synergise global medical practice with Ayurvedic principles. The admission to Amrutha Ayurvedic Medical College and Hospital does not involve any complications, and the admission is granted strictly on merit.

Any student who wishes to pursue BAMS has to sit for the NEET examination and pass it for him/her to pursue the BAMS course. The college follows the guidelines of the admitting regulatory agency for admission, although since NEET results, the college admission is conducted mostly in the second half of the year.