Ayurveda has been in India for more than thousands of years and has gained a lot of prominences here. Diseases that cannot be treated with western medication can be treated with Ayurveda products. Thus the demand is global and one can have a promising successful career. Admissions to the course are through an entrance exam called AIAPGET which is conducted by NTA.
In this article, we are going to discuss eligibility for the MD Kaumarbhritya and Bala Roga course, its syllabus, and the admission procedure. We will also discuss career prospects after completing the course from a recognized Ayurvedic Medical College.
Stream :
AYUSH
Entrance :
Based on Colleges
| SI | Criteria |
|---|---|
| 1. | B.A.M.S. recognised by CCIM |
| 2. | One year Internship |
The MD Kaumarbhritya and Bala Roga course gives a specialization in Pediatrics and child care related problems. In the MD course, in this specialization, topics related to Vayobheda, Anatomical and Physiological differences in child compared to adult are covered. It also teaches the basic concept of growth and development of a child and imparts knowledge about methods of preparation of Kalpana such as Lehya, Syrup, drops.
Students will learn about development of Kaumarbhritya tantra in ancient and contemporary literature, childhood Samskara and will also be taught about varieties of ingredients used to formulate a drug that helps in curing children. Students will be taught to give various natural and herbal remedies to the regular aliments of a newly born child.
Rising health concerns and awareness about the side-effects of western medicines are the factors driving the market of Ayurvedic products.
Ayurveda industry is a booming job sector with growing popularity across the world. Thus, career prospects after completing a specialized PG degree in the field are very bright. Going by the trends in the market right now, a career in Ayurveda seems commendable.
According to this The Times of India report, a forecast by World Health Organization (WHO) based on demand and supply chain has showed that the global Ayurvedic and Herbal product market will be worth about US $5 trillion by the year 2050.
After completing your degree in MD Kaumarbhritya and Bala Roga, he/she can join government or private colleges as lecturers and demonstrators. You can work as a pediatrician and a neonatologist in various Ayurvedic government and private hospitals in child and infant care departments. A person working as a Pediatrician in India typically earns around INR 75,200 per month, according to salaryexplorer. You can also work in the education or research field after completion of your degree.
One can also make a career in teaching in educational Institutes offering courses related to the specialty. NRHM, State and central government Drug control, Research, etc are also areas of opportunity for people having an MD degree in Kaumarbhritya and Bala Roga. One can take up jobs as Clinical Research Associate in pharmaceutical companies and research units, Panchakarma ashram, government and private hospitals.
AIAPGET 2020 will be a single entrance examination for admission to Postgraduate AYUSH Courses.
For more information about the exam click the link below.
Admissions on merit quota seats for MD Kaumarbhritya and Bala Roga in Ayurvedic Medical Colleges will only start after the AIAPGET exam. However, admission for management quota seats has already started in the course across Karnataka.
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