Sanjeevani Ayurvedic Medical College, Amroha

• Location: Village Kudana Chak / Bhagwanpur, near Brijghat, Amroha, Uttar Pradesh – 244235

• NCISM college ID: AYU0372

• Main course: Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery (BAMS)

• 2026–27 intake: 100 BAMS seats in the NCISM list dated 10 September 2026

• Course duration: Four years and six months of study, followed by a one-year compulsory internship

• Teaching hospital: 150 beds, according to the college

The cited 2026–27 NCISM list does not show any postgraduate seats for the college.

BAMS brings together classical Ayurvedic principles and clinical subjects. The college’s published course information includes Rachana Sharir, Kriya Sharir, Dravyaguna Vigyan, Roga Nidan and Rasashastra. In later stages, students study areas such as Kayachikitsa, Panchakarma, Shalya Tantra, Shalakya Tantra, obstetrics and child health.

That is a substantial syllabus. Still, a list of subjects tells you what is meant to be taught, not how consistently it is taught. Ask for the current university syllabus, practical-class timetable and internship rotation plan. Regular laboratory sessions and supervised patient interaction matter as much as classroom lectures.

According to the NCISM list cited in the research, the college has yearly permission for 100 BAMS seats in 2026–27. Its permission history needs a little context. Following faculty-related deficiencies, the college received conditional permission for 60 seats in 2024–25. The subsequent 2025–26 and 2026–27 lists record 100 seats.

The earlier issue should not be mistaken for the current seat count. Equally, current permission alone cannot tell you how frequently each department’s teachers are available. Request the latest faculty details and, if possible, speak with current students.

Affiliation is another detail to check in writing. Older college documents mention Mahatma Jyotiba Phule Rohilkhand University, Bareilly, while the college’s more recent compliance information mentions Mahayogi Guru Gorakhnath AYUSH University. Ask for the affiliation letter applicable to your admission session and confirm which university will award your degree.

The college describes an attached 150-bed Ayurvedic teaching hospital. Its own published figures for 2025 report 62,870 OPD visits, 2,322 IPD patients and 22,445 occupied bed-days. These numbers indicate reported clinical activity, but they are college-published figures, not independently audited data. OPD visits should not be confused with the number of unique patients.

For a future practitioner, the more personal question is: What will I actually get to learn here? During a weekday visit, ask whether students attend regular ward rounds, take case histories and observe procedures under supervision. Speak to interns about their experience in Panchakarma and other clinical departments. A busy hospital is valuable when students are meaningfully involved in patient care.

BAMS aspirants need to qualify NEET UG and meet the applicable Class 12 requirements in Physics, Chemistry, Biology and English. Age and category-wise marks criteria should be checked against the admission year’s official bulletin.

• The practical admission route is straightforward:

• Qualify NEET UG and register for the relevant authorised AYUSH counselling.

• Check the official seat matrix for the college, quota and category.

• Complete choice filling and follow the allotted reporting schedule.

• Submit the required documents and pay fees only through the prescribed process.

Do not assume an All India Quota seat is available without checking that year’s official participating-institute list. A reliable, complete category-wise closing rank was not established in the supplied research, so treat any promised “guaranteed cutoff” with caution.

Third-party websites quote around ₹2,50,900 per year for tuition, with additional hostel and security amounts. These are not a confirmed 2026–27 fee schedule. Before making a payment, obtain a written breakup covering tuition, hostel, mess, examination charges, deposits and refund rules.

The college also mentions a library, laboratories, separate hostels, transport, a herbal garden, teaching pharmacy and Panchakarma facilities. Visit the campus to see which facilities are functioning and accessible to students.

No independently verified placement report was identified in the supplied research. After BAMS, graduates may pursue clinical practice, hospital roles or postgraduate Ayurveda studies through AIAPGET, depending on their goals and eligibility.

Sanjeevani Ayurvedic Medical College is a BAMS option worth examining: it has documented 2026–27 permission for 100 seats and publishes hospital activity figures. Before accepting a seat, however, confirm the latest NCISM permission, counselling seat matrix, university affiliation, full fee structure and actual clinical training. A campus visit and an honest conversation with current students can help turn those documents into a well-informed decision.