Shri Krishna Ayush University Kurukshetra B.A.M.S : Fees 2026, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

Ans. The annual fee for BAMS at SKAU Kurukshetra is INR 15,482, comprising tuition fees of INR 5,000 and other charges of INR 10,482. For the full five academic years, the total fee amounts to INR 77,410. The six-month compulsory rotatory internship following the academic years does not attract additional tuition fees. SKAU counselling registration fees of INR 2,000 for general category and INR 500 for reserved category students are paid separately.

Ans. Yes, NEET UG is mandatory for BAMS admission at Shri Krishna Ayush University Kurukshetra. Qualified candidates participate in the AACCC-UG counselling for the 15 percent All India Quota or the SKAU state counselling for the 85 percent Haryana state quota seats. NEET UG 2026 was held on June 21, 2026 and results were declared on July 16, 2026.

Ans. In the 2024 NEET AYUSH counselling cycle, the closing All India Rank for BAMS at Shri Krishna Govt Ayurvedic College Kurukshetra was 49,636 for the general category in Round 4. Round 1 opened at AIR 35,455 and tightened in Round 2 to AIR 33,529. State quota cutoffs through SKAU counselling are released separately each year by the university.

Ans. The BAMS programme at Shri Krishna Ayush University Kurukshetra has 50 seats per academic year. Of these, 15 percent (7 to 8 seats) are filled through the AACCC-UG All India Quota centralised counselling and 85 percent (42 seats) through the SKAU state counselling for Haryana domicile candidates.

Ans. BAMS graduates from SKAU Kurukshetra can apply for government AYUSH positions in Haryana’s health department, set up independent Ayurvedic clinics, join Ayurvedic hospitals and wellness centres, or work with herbal pharmaceutical companies. Graduates can also pursue MD or MS in Ayurveda at SKAU itself. Central government AYUSH positions through UPSC and state PSC recruitment are additional career pathways.

Ans. The BAMS programme at SKAU Kurukshetra follows NCISM regulations and spans 5.5 years in total, comprising five years of academic study across ten semesters and six months of compulsory rotatory clinical internship. The internship is completed at SKAU’s teaching hospital and covers major Ayurvedic clinical departments, providing practical exposure before graduation.