BAMS

Yes, GRE is mandatory and also majority of the public health programs require work experience. Please visit university websites, you must email the universities before applying. Your academic grades, internship, LOR and SOP will also be very important.

After completing BHMS or BAMS you can join some small hospital with a good amount of salary and also start your clinic. But, after BDS you only have the choice of clinical job.

There is not too much difference but it depends on the private or government sector. For MBBS in private sector the salary is too high and in government it bay be around 85k per month and for BAMS private sector is not too good but in government sector it may be around 50k per month.

BHMS and B.Pharma, both need further studies. If you want to practice as an allopathic or homoeopathic doctor, then you can opt for BHMS. If you don't want any hustle, then you can opt for B.Pharma.

Hi,
If you get admitted to a very reputed university in Canada then you can go ahead otherwise pursue it in India. Of course, studying in Canada will give you much advanced training and access to better technology in this field.