NAMC BAMS study guide

The BAMS Licensing Examination is the written licensing examination through which the Nepal Ayurveda Medical Council (NAMC) satisfies itself that a Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery graduate is fit to be granted a licence to practise Ayurveda medicine in Nepal. NAMC describes itself as the autonomous body to regulate and control Ayurveda medicine in Nepal, established under the Ayurveda Medical Council Act, 2045, and as the regulatory and legislative body for Ayurveda courses, human resources, institutions, practitioners and traditional healers. The Council states that all Ayurveda practitioners and educational institutions have to register with it, and that it has developed a code of ethics for Ayurveda doctors and minimum requirements for Ayurveda educational institutions. The examination is therefore aimed at BAMS graduates seeking registration as Ayurveda doctors in Nepal; foreign nationals who wish to practise Ayurveda medicine in Nepal must be provisionally registered with the Council, one year at a time. The Council publishes a curriculum for the आयुर्वेद स्नातक (बी.ए.एम्.एस्.) लाइसेन्सिङ परीक्षा, published on 2082-5-25 BS, and candidates should use that document as the authoritative statement of what the examination covers. The Council's site does not enumerate subject weights, question counts, duration, pass marks or fees, so preparation should be built around the published curriculum and the BAMS Regulation 2063, with results and notices checked on the Council's own Notice and Results pages. Topics on this exam: Ayurveda (BAMS licensing curriculum; domain breakdown not enumerated in source). The NAMC BAMS study guide has 1 section and about 356 words.