Government Ayurved College, Vadodara Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,

Placements: Overall, nice placements for students, but the rate is still the same as before and also now a days, seats are getting increased year by year. Nice opportunity to get admission in our college. All students who complete this course from our college, get recruited as interns in our college.

Placements: Placements are varying on the basis of students' ambitions like medical officers or further studies like MD through AIAPGET. Job opportunities like medical officer in CHC PHC through GPSC examination are there. Also, students can establish their own clinics after degree.

Placements: In B.A.M.S. course, students are paced highly in different type of hospitals. Ayurved hospital and modern hospital both employ B.A.M.S. student as medical officers. Student can give Gujarat public commission and Union public service commission ayurved medical officer examination and become government Ayurved medical officer. Different Ayurvedic colleges also recruit as faculty. Opportunities are increasing as scientists and clinical researchers in ayurved studies.

Placements: My experience in this college and hospital was 1-year. Give you a stipend of 12,600/month. Then you have to go for higher studies like MD, MS, Ph.D., and Post-graduation were available at this institute. In two subjects Guna and ras shastra.

Placements: Placements are varying on basis of students' ambition. Students write AIAPGET and GPSC exams to become medical officers. Job opportunities are fewer. Students become assistants and doctors in Modern Allopathy Hospitals. Now things are changed, the course is converting into skill-based. Many government posts are coming from different states so it has a good future ahead.

Placements: There is a lot of scope in general practice of allopathy and ayurvedic practice. Great guidance is provided for placements.

Placements: There is so much scope for general practice in allopathy and also good ayurvedic practice. Roles offered include government professor and medical officer.

Placements: Almost all students get internships after passing the final exams conducted by the university.

Placements: Our college provided a six-month internship in a government hospital and a six-month internship in another primary or urban health center. Based on their interests, students went into high-profile jobs.

Placements: In our government college, students get Rs.12,600 during their internship, whereas students at private colleges have to pay Rs. 25,000. There are 100 students in the new batch. Our one-year fee is Rs. 4000 and we offer internships for six months in our college and six months in a PHCC center.

Placements: In our college, placements vary depending on the students' goals. Students wrote the AIAPGET and GPSC exams to become medical officers. Job opportunities were fewer. Students became assistants and doctors in modern allopathic hospitals. The course was becoming more skill-based now that things had changed. Many government posts were coming from different states, so it had a good future ahead.

Placements: No such placements are there. Placements are very important but they are not available.

Placements: 20 percentage student placed in my course, minimum 25000 and maximum 48000 paid in our college. There are 2 branches like UG and PG. Most off the students complete B.A.M.S. and get admission in PG courses so that they can earn a little amount to start their own hospital or clinic.

Placements: In my batch, 60 students were placed on this course. Direct placements from the college are few and you have to find a perfect option for the future as per your interest, e. g. master's degree course, doing a job in the private sector, running your own clinic or hospital, or becoming a PhD lecturer.

Placements: Medical colleges do not provide placements, but a one-year internship is compulsory. Rs.12500 should be paid for that. After the internship, students can start their own clinic or hospital or serve in government and private hospitals. They can also work as pharmacists.