Late Babruwan Vitthalrao Kale Manjara Ayurved Medical College and Hospital, Latur

Late Babruwan Vitthalrao Kale Manjara Ayurved Medical College and Hospital, Latur was established in the year 2001 and is one of the distinguished institutions for Ayurvedic education in Maharashtra. The college in Latur, affiliated to the State University, is functioning with the approval of the Central Council for Indian Medicine. The 2.

5-acre campus is a co-educational institute wherein young aspirants are trained to become Ayurvedic professionals. Having 276 students in total and 10 faculty members. The Late Babruwan Vitthalrao Kale Manjara Ayurved Medical College and Hospital is well established with all the amenities available for students with academic and personal growth needs.

An excellent source of knowledge is a well-stocked library with more than 6,235 books on Ayurveda and modern sciences, 17 national journals, and research magasines. Internet access is provided in the air-conditioned computer laboratory, thus improving the research skills of the students. Late Babruwan Vitthalrao Kale Manjara Ayurved Medical College and Hospital provides two full-time courses.

BAMS—Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery—and MD Rachana Sharir. The BAMS course is six years, with the intake of 60 students. The MD Rachana Sharir is a three-year course with an intake of 4 students per year.

Course Name Total Number of Seats Total Fees BAMS 60 Rs 6,30,000 MD Rachana Sharir 4 Rs 5,01,000 Admissions for the degree programs offered at Late Babruwan Vitthalrao Kale Manjara Ayurved Medical College and Hospital, an affiliated College of Maharashtra University of Health Sciences, Nashik , is very much on the basis of national level entrance exams.

The BAMS admissions is done according to the rank obtained in the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test ( NEET ). The postgraduate aspirants aiming for MD in Ayurveda Rachana Sharir program should qualify in the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test for Post Graduate ( NEET PG ).

Such standardised tests, in a way, assure that the college is admitting such a candidate who has a good enough base in basic sciences and who shall be able to qualify for Ayurvedic studies.