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Hi Abhishek,
Both the courses in Vertinary Science and the BAMS provide ample opportunities for employment. We would request you to think about which of these interest you since both of these are drastically different . Whether you would like to work with curing animals or work on Ayurveda. Do give your own career ambitions a thought and then accordingly take up the one which you prefer.
BAMS: Ayurveda or 'Science of Life, is said to have originated in India in the pre-vedic period. Bachelor of Ayurveda, Medicine and Surgery (B.A.M.S.) is a medical degree in India, conferred to those who have studied the integrated system of modern medicine and traditional ayurveda. The degree is of five and half years duration, including 1 year internship after passing 12th Science. One you have passed BAMS, you can apply for post graduate programmes. The Post graduate programmes are conducted by many recognised institutions and have duration of 3 years leading to degrees of Doctor of Medicine in Ayurveda (M.D. (Ayu)) and Master of Surgery in Ayurveda (M.S. (Ayu)). Post-graduate programs are structured into 16 branches leading to a Doctorate in Ayurveda. Just go ahead and put your heart in your course without bothering about what others have to say about it.
Veterinary Science is the science of diagnosing, treating and curing the diverse types of diseases in birds and animals. The subject broadly covers the study of animal physiology, treatment and prevention of diseases among animals. The basic principles of this specialized branch of study are quite similar to that of human medical sciences. But the job profile of a veterinary doctor or a vet is much more than that of a general physician or a surgeon. It involves not only taking care of animal health but also includes scientific breeding and handling of livestock. Besides giving treatment, Vets perform surgery, prevent spreading of diseases in animals by administering timely vaccination and medicines and give advice on care of pets and farm animals.
To practice as a veterinarian it is essential to have a Bachelor's degree in Veterinary Science (B.V.Sc.). To be eligible for the Bachelor's in Veterinary Science and Animal Husbandry (B.V.Sc & AH) course, a candidate should have passed the class 12 examination with science subjects such as Physics, Chemistry and Biology.
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