Which course is better among Horticulture and BAMS?

<p>BAMS focuses more on medical Science and care. Comparatively speaking, BSc Agriculture is more job-oriented than <a href="https://www.shiksha.com/b-a-m-s-bachelor-of-ayurvedic-medicine-and-surgery-chp">BAMS</a> both now and in the future. Both of the aforementioned courses are excellent, have a wide range of applications, and each has its own significance, however, it largely relies on your interests and goals.</p><p>A career in Horticulture will equip candidates for a wide range of jobs. Whether they want to work in a lab, a field, a floral shop, an arboretum, a botanical garden, on a golf course or something completely different, there is a job for them. The options are limitless. Plant Science and food systems majors both begin their careers with a mandatory internship and are told of numerous other internship opportunities throughout the year.</p><p>Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery Bachelor's degree lets candidates have a Dr. before their names and be addressed as such which leads to a lot of respect. Along with respect, it provides candidates with experience. Ayurveda is also in its golden age at the moment. People are becoming more aware of Ayurvedic treatments and practices.</p>

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