Courses

• Sanctioned Intake Capacity: Upto 100 Students

UnderGraduate B.A.M.S. Programme

FIRST PROFESSIONAL B.A.M.S.

1. DURATION: Eighteen Months
2. START: The First Professional session shall ordinarily start in the month of October
3. SUBJECTS FOR FIRST PROFESSIONAL

Teaching Hours for First Professional B.A.M.S. Subjects

4. Total Teaching Hours for first Professional session: Not less than 1830 hours (Including lectures and non-lecture hours).

Number of Papers and Marks Distribution for First Professional B.A.M.S. Subjects

5. Examinations: The first Professional examination shall ordinarily be held and completed by the end of first professional session.

SECOND PROFESSIONAL B.A.M.S.

1. DURATION: Eighteen Months
2. START: After First Professional B.A.M.S. University Examination (In the Month of April)
3. SUBJECTS FOR SECOND PROFESSIONAL

4. Total Teaching Hours for Second Professional session: Not less than 2240 (Including lectures and non-lecture hours).
5. Clinical Training: Clinical training for the second professional session shall be provided in accordance with the requirement of subjects as under:
6. Department of Roganidana: Clinical Training through specialty clinics and IPD wherein teachers of Rognidana department are consultants
7. Department of Agada Tantra through Visha Chikitsa OPD & IPD
8. Department of Swasthavritta Through swastha rakshna OPD & IPD
9. In addition, the second professional B.A.M.S. students shall be posted to medicine dispensary.
10. Examinations: The second Professional examination shall ordinarily be held and completed by the end of second professional session.
11. The student who failed in one or two subjects of second professional shall be allowed to keep the term of the third (Final) Professional session.
12. The student who failed in more than two subjects shall not be allowed to keep term in Third (Final) Professional session.

Number of Papers and Marks Distribution for Second Professional B.A.M.S. Subjects.

THIRD PROFESSIONAL B.A.M.S.

1. DURATION: Eighteen Months
2. START: The Third (Final) Professional session shall ordinarily start in the month of October after completion of Second Professional examination
3. SUBJECTS FOR THIRD (FINAL) PROFESSIONAL

Teaching Hours for Third Professional B.A.M.S. Subjects

4. Total Teaching Hours for first Professional session: Not less than 2240 hours (Including lectures and non-lecture hours).
5. The clinical training (OPD and IPD/Operation Theatre/Labour room/Panchakarma therapy room) during the third (final) Professional session on rotatory basis for following subjects:

A) Kayachikitsa: OPD, IPD and specialty clinics functioning under the department.

B) Panchakarma: OPD, IPD, Panchakarma therapy rooms including preparation room and any specialty Clinics or clinics functioning under the department.

C) Shalya Tantra: OPD, IPD operation theatre (major and minor), any specialty units like sports medicine, marmachikitsa, bhagnachikitsa etc.

D) ShalakyaTantra: Eye, ENT, dental clinic, kriyakalpa and any other related specialty clinics.

E) Streeroga evam Prasuti: OPD, IPD, labour room, procedural room (yoni dhavana, yoni dhupana,yonipichu, uttarbasti etc.), garbha sanskara and other related specialty clinics.

F) Kaumarabritya: OPD, IPD, pediatric Panchakarma rooms and other related specialty clinic.

G) Samhita & Siddhanta: Specialty clinics/units like madhumeha, hridroga, medoroga, sthoulya, asthi and sandhi etc.

Number of Papers and Marks Distribution for Third Professional B.A.M.S. Subjects

Compulsory Rotatory Internship highlights

Total Duration: 1 year

(Distribution of Internship duration at Parshuram Teaching Hospital, attached to the MES Ayurved Mahavidyalaya)

Total Programme Duration: 18 Months Χ 3 Academic Years = 4.5 Years + 1 Year Compulsory Internship

MES Ayurved Mahavidyalaya offers Post Graduate courses in Ayurveda i.e. M.D. / M.S. (Ayurveda).

Duration: 03 years

Capacity: Full Time

• 1^st Preliminary Year - 12 months
• Final Year (2^nd and 3^rd Year) - 24 months

Subject wise Intake Capacity for Post Graduation (MD/MS)

POST GRADUATION IN PANCHAKARMA COURSE:

INTAKE:

Total intake capacity of students in MD Panchakarma is 3 students per year.

DURATION OF STUDY:

3 years.

RULES & REGULATIONS:

• The student pursuing post graduate degree should work in the Panchakarma department MES Ayurved Mahavidyalaya for the full time as a PG Scholar/ Resident Doctor.
• No candidate is permitted to run a clinic or work in a clinic or other any health care institute while studying in post graduation.
• The student should attend the hospital and other duties as assigned to them during the course of study.
• The student should do house job duties and clinical registrar’s duties in Panchakarma department during preliminary and final course of post graduation.
• The student should attend special lectures, demonstrations, seminars, study tours and such other activities as arranged by Panchakarma department.
• The student should attend a minimum of 80% of training in Panchakarma in all theory and clinics separately during each academic year of course.

DISSERTATION:

The title of dissertation along with synopsis, with approval of the ethical committee constituted by our institute as per regulation of Maharashtra University of Health sciences, Nashik, shall be submitted to the university within a period of six months from the date of admission to post graduation course. The final Dissertation shall be submitted to University before final examination as scheduled by university.

SCHEME OF EXAMINATION:

The post graduation degree course shall have two exams:

• The preliminary examination shall be conducted at the end of one year.
• Final examination shall be conducted on completion of three academic year after admission.

SCHEDULE FOR EXAMINATION:

First Year (Preliminary):

Subjects:

Paper I:

 Part A - Research methodology.

Part B – Biostatistics.

Paper II     

Part A - Applied aspects & basics of Panchakarma subject as per CCIM

Part B - Revised syllabus

Final Year:

 After completion of two academic year after passing preliminary examination.

Paper I: Snehana & Svedana

Paper II: Vaman & Virechana

Paper III: Basti karma & Nasya karma.

Paper IV: Raktamokshana, Physiotherapy & Disease wise Panchakarma.

POST GRADUATION IN SHALYATANTRA COURSE:

INTAKE:

Total intake capacity of students in MD Shalyatantra is 4 students per year.

PERIOD OF STUDY:

3 years.

RULES & REGULATIONS:

• The student pursuing post graduate degree should work in the Shalyatantra department MES Ayurved Mahavidyalaya as a full time PG Scholar/ Resident Doctor.
• No candidate is permitted to run a clinic or work in a clinic or other any health care institute while studying in post graduation.
• The student should attend the hospital and other duties as assigned to them during the course of study.
• The student should do house job duties and clinical registrar’s duties in Shalyatantra department during preliminary and final course of post-graduation.
• The student should attend special lectures, demonstrations, seminars, study tours and such other activities as arranged by Shalyatantra department.
• The student should attend a minimum of 80% of training in Shalyatantra in all theory and clinics separately during each academic year of course.

DISSERTATION:

The title of dissertation along with synopsis, with approval of the ethical committee constituted by our institute as per regulation of Maharashtra University of Health sciences, Nashik, shall be submitted to the university within a period of six months from the date of admission to post graduation course. The final Dissertation shall be submitted to University before final examination as scheduled by university.

SCHEME OF EXAMINATION:

The post graduation degree course shall have two exams:

• The preliminary examination shall be conducted at the end of one year.
• Final examination shall be conducted on completion of three academic year after admission.

SCHEDULE FOR EXAMINATION:

First Year (Preliminary):

Subjects:

Paper I:

Part A - Research methodology.

Part B – Biostatistics.

Paper II:

Part A    applied aspects & basics of Shalyatantrasubject as per CCIM                                                                                          

Part B               revised syllabus.

Final Year:

After completion of two academic year after passing preliminary examination.

Paper I:   ANUSHASTRA VIGYAN – PARASURGICAL THERAPEUTICS

Paper II: ASTHI SANDHI EVAM MARMA VIGYAN – ORTHOPAEDICS

Paper III:  SANGYAHARAN VIGYAN – ANAESTHESIOLOGY

Paper IV:  MUTRA ROGA UROLOGY

PROGRAMME OUTCOMES [PO] FOR BAMS [UNDERGRADUATE]
To create knowledge about core areas related to the field of Ayurved.

PROGRAM SPECIFIC OUTCOME [PSO] FOR BAMS [UNDERGRADUATE]
Ayurved Graduate students should be able apply their knowledge of basic principles of Ayurved including Anatomy, Physiology, Pathology, Drug identification and preparation, Clinical examination and treatment in various disciplines. They should also able to apply recent advancements in Ayurved & related knowledge of Modern Medical Science.

COURSE OUTCOMES [CO] FOR BAMS [UNDERGRADUATE]
To produce Ayurved Graduates able to apply Ayurved as well as Modern medical science principles for successful treatment of patients, health upliftment of society.

PROGRAM OUTCOMES [PO] FOR MD/MS AYURVED [POST GRADUATE]
To create knowledge about core areas related to the field of Shalya tantra & Panchakarma Chikitsa.

PROGRAM SPECIFIC OUTCOMES [PSO] FOR MD/MS AYURVED [POST GRADUATE]
PSO 1- To incorporate basic knowledge of Research Methodology & Biostatistics so as to develop quality researchers, Teachers, Specialized practitioners.

PSO 2
MD [Panchakarma]
To create students with through knowledge of various Panchakarma techniques & procedures and able to apply those efficiently.

MS [Shalyatantra]

• To create students with through knowledge of various Shalyatantra techniques & skills and able to apply those efficiently.

COURSE OUTCOMES [CO] FOR MD/MS AYURVED [POST GRADUATE]
To produce research oriented Ayurved Post graduates who are able to apply evidence based scientific Ayurvedic Shalya & Panchakarma Chikitsa with excellence in treatment.

EVALUATION OF PROGRAMME OUTCOMES [PO]
FOR BAMS [UNDERGRADUATE] COURSE
Evaluated on basis of successful completion of University examination with knowledge about core areas related to the field of Ayurved.

EVALUATION OF PROGRAM SPECIFIC OUTCOME [PSO]
FOR BAMS [UNDERGRADUATE]
Evaluated on basis of successful completion of University examination with knowledge about core areas related to following subjects.

Theory examination used to evaluate concepts & basic understanding while practical , clinical, viva-voce examination are used as tool to evaluate applied aspect and skills.

EVALUATION OF COURSE OUTCOMES [CO] FOR BAMS [UNDERGRADUATE]
Evaluation will be done at follow up meeting of alumnae. Graduates who are practicing individually or working in hospitals, doing research work, seeking different post graduate courses are regarded as successful course outcomes.

EVALUATION OF PROGRAMME OUTCOMES [PO]
FOR MD/MS AYURVED [POST GRADUATE]
Evaluated on basis of successful completion of University examination with knowledge about core areas related to the field of Ayurved.

EVALUATION OF PROGRAM SPECIFIC OUTCOME [PSO]
FOR MD/MS AYURVED [POST GRADUATE]
Theory examination used to evaluate concepts & basic understanding while practical , clinical, viva-voce examination are used as tool to evaluate applied aspect and skills.

EVALUATION OF COURSE OUTCOMES [CO]
FOR MD/MS AYURVED [POST GRADUATE]
Evaluation will be done at follow up meeting of alumnae. Post Graduates who are working as teachers,  doing specialized practice  individually or working in hospitals, doing research work, seeking PhD course are regarded as successful course outcomes.