BAMS Course & Fee Structure

Eligibility requires 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, Biology and English with at least 50% aggregate marks, relaxed for reserved categories, along with a qualifying NEET UG score. Full details of the admission process and category-wise NEET UG cutoffs are available on their respective pages, and eligible candidates may also check applicable scholarships.

Fee Structure by Quota

BAMS fees at the college vary depending on the admission quota. As per the FRA (Fee Regulating Authority) Maharashtra-approved fee structure notified by the college for AY 2025-26, the Regular/Open seat (State/AIQ) annual fee is INR 2,05,000, made up of a Tuition Fee of INR 1,86,025 and a Development Fee of INR 18,975. Management-quota seats are charged at three times this base amount, taking the annual fee to INR 6,15,000, while NRI-quota and Against-NRI-quota seats are each charged at five times the base amount, at INR 10,25,000 annually. No caution money or security deposit is charged under this fee notice for any quota.

The college's fee notice for AY 2025-26 publishes the annual fee applicable for that academic year but does not separately disclose a cumulative total course fee across all years of the programme; candidates are advised to confirm year-on-year fee continuity directly with the college at the time of admission.

Programme Structure

As an NCISM-regulated undergraduate medical programme, the BAMS course does not offer separate specialisation tracks at the undergraduate level; all 60 sanctioned seats fall under the single Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery degree. Students interested in specialising further within Ayurveda typically pursue postgraduate MD/MS Ayurveda programmes after graduation, for which the career outlook page has more detail on the pathway.