BAMS Colleges In Mysore

Admission Open For BAMS & MD Ayurveda

Mysore city is situated in karnataka located very close to its capital Banaglore at about 150 kilometeres. The city itself is not an unknown name for any person from any part of the country owing to its rich history and Royal traditions. At the same time the city houses many IT companies striking the right balance between development and traditions. It has its own airport and a busy railway junction making it a well connected and easily accessible city. Ayurvedic medical college in the city is situated in Alanahalli.

Get detailed information about BAMS in Ayurvedic Medical collegs in Mysore on this page. Application process, NEET AYUSH councelling rankings etc. Also location of the colleges, their fee structure, seat intake etc are also mentioned. Ayurvedic medical colleges in Mysore are affiliated to the Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences,Bangalore. The CCIM, AYUSH ministry approval status of these collegs is also mentioned. Seats in BAMS course admissions are offered through merit and management quota. Get all the information about these admissions on this page. BAMS college fees in Mysore, ranking of AYUSH NEET counseling, reviews, campus facilities, and seat metrics to apply for BAMS admission in Mysore is made available.

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About Mysore City

Mysore is a south Indian city of mid-size and very close to the Silicon Valley of India, Bengaluru. It is deemed as the most visited city in India as around 2.5 million visitors come to the city of Mysore every year. People also flock the city as it serves as a gateway to many other tourism destinations around it like Brindavan gardens, Hoysala temples, Bandipur national park, etc. This is indeed a modern city with many IT companies opening their offices here, yet it has retained its proud cultural heritage and follow royal traditions of its bygone era.

Mysore city is located at the foot of Chamundi hills and enjoys cool and moderate weather owing to its altitude of 2526 feet above sea-level. It has become an educational hub as the pleasant weather and low cost of living has made it easy for students to come and stay in this city. Students from all over the world (around 52 countries) live and study various under-graduate and post-graduate courses. There are many good engineering and management universities and institutes in the heritage city of Mysore.

Transport & Connectivity

There are many means to reach Mysore from all the major cities in India. You can get a good idea about all the modes of transportation to and within Mysore city outlined below:

By Air

Mysore airport serves Mysore city, it is also known as Mandakalli airport. The airport is near the village of Mandakalli and at a distance of 10 kilometers from the Mysore city center. There are daily flights to and from the airport to cities like Hyderabad, Bengaluru, Chennai, and Goa. If one wants to reach Mysore from other cities in India, they can also fly to Kempegowda International Airport in Bangalore. Bangalore is just at a distance of 143 kilometers by road and one can reach Mysore from Bangalore in 2 to 2.5 hours.

By Train

Mysore city is a major railway junction by the rail map. Mysore railway station has many cross cities as well as intercity express trains. All the metros (Chennai, Delhi, Bangalore, Mumbai) are well connected to Mysore by trains.

By Bus

The city is served by KSRTC, the state-owned corporation. They have numerous buses operating from Mysore city’s central bus station. These buses connect Mysore to all the major towns within Karnataka and also to major cities in the neighboring states like Tamilnadu, Kerala, and Andhra Pradesh.

Road connectivity

The national highway NH-12 connects Mysore to the town of GundLupet which is at the state border. From here roads are forking and going to Kerala and Tamil Nadu. Its outer ring road is a 6 lane circular road that encircles the whole city at a distance of 6 kilometers from the center of the city. With the implementation of ITS (Intelligent transport system) in Mysore, managing city buses and ferrying commuters has become very efficient.

Commute within the city

The popular means of commuting within the city are its buses and auto-rickshaws (3-wheeler taxi). KSRTC buses as well as some private run buses provide a cheap means of conveyance. The fancy tonga (horse-drawn carriages) are a favorite with the tourists. A lot of tongas can be seen near the Mysore palace and its railway station. The new public bicycle sharing system (PBS) called Trin-Trin is also gaining popularity in the city. The aim of this mode of transport is to minimize motorized transportation and protect the city from pollution and other environmental hazards.