MS Ayurveda

Job Pressure
Medium

Academic Pressure
Medium

Early Salary
3.5 LPA LPA - 4.5 LPA LPA

Mid Level Salary
6.5 LPA LPA - 7.5 LPA LPA

Senior Salary
8.5 LPA LPA - 10 LPA LPA

M.S Ayurveda Course Highlights
M.S. Ayurveda or Master of Surgery in Ayurveda Overview
Who can opt for MS in Ayurveda?
How is MS in Ayurveda beneficial?
M.S Ayurveda Syllabus

M.S Ayurveda Course Highlights

Full Form	Master of Surgery in Ayurveda
Course Level	Post-Graduation
Duration	3 years
Eligibility	M.B.B.S. with 50% scores from MCI recognized Institute
Age Limit	No
Admission Process	Merit-based or Entrance-based
Similar Options of Study	MD (Pathology), MD (Physiology), MD (Pharmacology), MD (Biochemistry) etc.
Average Starting Salary	INR 3 to 8 LPA
Course Fee	INR 1 to 7 Lakhs per year
Job Positions	Ayurvedic Doctor, Product Managers, Medical Supervisor, etc.
To Recruiting Areas	Health Centers, Herbal Product Manufacturers, Hospitals etc.

M.S. Ayurveda or Master of Surgery in Ayurveda Overview

M.S. Ayurveda or Master of Surgery in Ayurveda is a three-year post-graduate medical degree course in Ayurveda that involves the detection of different surgical disorders, trauma, surgical emergency, and so on. It uses both traditional as well as modern surgical methods for carrying out surgery. The abbreviated form of this course is M. S. (Ayu). It is even called Ayurveda Dhanwantri- Shayla Tantra- Samanya, precisely. This course provides a comprehensive study of medicine as a combination of both the integrated systems of modern medicine and traditional Ayurveda. On successful completion of the course, the individual is known as Shayla Chikitsak, meaning a surgeon, in English.

Who can opt for MS in Ayurveda?

To be eligible for this course, a candidate should possess a Bachelor of Ayurveda Medicine and Surgery degree, recognized by COCCI. Alternatively, students having an M.B.B.S. degree, recognized by the Medical Council of India can also opt for this course. Also, a candidate wanting to take up this course should not be more than 35 years of age. This course is best suited for those who have the zeal and inclination to serve humanity and cure them of their diseases through medical assistance. This course is highly suitable for those having a strong Sanskrit base as Sanskrit is compulsorily required for studying this course.

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How is MS in Ayurveda beneficial?

A candidate having an M.S. Ayurveda degree is eligible to practice anywhere in India and can register himself in the Ayurveda boards of the Central as well as the State government. They can easily get appointed in the Central or State Govt. Ayurveda Medicine Services. Since Ayurveda medicines are herbal and do not have side effects, the populace of this course is highly increasing now, thereby making it quite lucrative and rewarding. Ayurveda Surgeons stand at par with any other medical postgraduate in India.

M.S Ayurveda Syllabus

Kayachikitsa	Maulik Siddhanta
Agad Tantra	Dravya GunaKaumar Bhritya
Panchakarma	Prasuti Tantra & Stri Roga
Roga & Vikrit Vigyan	Rasa Shastra
Sharir Kriya	Shalya Tantra
KaumarBhritya	Sharir Rachana
Shalakya Tantra	Swastha Vitta

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. What is MS in Ayurveda?
MS in Ayurveda (Master of Surgery in Ayurveda) is a 3‑year postgraduate medical programme that trains Ayurvedic doctors in advanced treatment methods and surgical principles tailored to traditional Ayurvedic systems like Shalya Tantra (surgical specialties) and Shalakya Tantra (ENT, eye, mouth).

2. Who can study MS in Ayurveda?
To be eligible, you must have a BAMS (Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine & Surgery) degree from a recognised university with mandatory internship completed. In some cases MBBS doctors with internship may also be eligible, depending on the institution’s rules.

3. How long does the MS in Ayurveda course last?
The duration of the programme is typically 3 years of full‑time study and clinical training along with research and practical surgical exposure.

4. How are admissions done for MS in Ayurveda?
Admissions are generally based on performance in AIAPGET (All India Ayush Post Graduate Entrance Test) conducted by the NTA and state/national counselling conducted by AYUSH or recognised counselling authorities.

5. What are the main areas or specializations?
Common specialisations under MS Ayurveda include:
• Shalya Tantra – Ayurvedic surgical therapy and procedures
• Shalakya Tantra – Diseases of ENT, eyes and related head/neck regions
• Prasuti Tantra & Stri Roga – Ayurvedic women’s health and obstetrics/gynecology
These prepare practitioners for specific clinical and surgical roles in traditional Ayurvedic care.

6. What subjects are covered in this programme?
The syllabus usually includes Ayurvedic surgical principles, operative and injury management, advanced clinical diagnostics, anatomy and physiology from both Ayurvedic and modern perspectives, patient care, research methodology and practicum in speciality wards.

7. What skills will I gain from this degree?
You’ll gain clinical diagnostic abilities, traditional Ayurvedic surgical skills, decision making in trauma and specialty cases, patient management, research and evidence‑based practice skills tailored to Ayurveda.

8. What career paths are available after MS in Ayurveda?
After graduation you can work as:
• Ayurvedic Surgeon / Specialist
• Clinical Consultant in Hospitals or Clinics
• Ayurvedic Medical Officer or Supervisor
• Teaching Faculty or Researcher in Ayurveda colleges
• Product or Wellness Manager in Herbal/Ayurveda industry
• Entrepreneur in Ayurveda healthcare or wellness centres

9. What is the average salary after completing the MS in Ayurveda?
In India, starting salaries typically range from about ₹3 LPA to ₹8 LPA, increasing with experience and specialist roles; private practice, consultation, and senior clinical or academic roles can command higher earnings.

10. Is MS in Ayurveda a good career choice?
Yes — for those passionate about holistic and traditional healthcare, surgical specialties within Ayurveda, research and teaching, the course offers specialised clinical roles, eligibility for government and private roles, and opportunities to impact community health through traditional medicine.