MD Ayurveda (Kayachikitsa)

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Eligibility Criteria

BAMS or equivalent from institutions recognized by government of Nepal
Registered in Nepal Ayurveda Council
Registered in the respective medical council of the applicant's own country for foreign candidates
One year working experience at a government-recognized institutions
Candidate should score a minimum of 50% (Pass Marks) in the Entrance Examinations conducted by Medical Education Commission for being eligible to be on the merit list

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Curriculum Structure

Exam Format

Single best response type with Multiple choice questions
Four options (A, B, C, D)
No. of questions - 200
Recall: Understanding: Application – 30:50:20
Duration –3 hours including one time voluntary toilet break

Weightage

S.No.	Subjects	Marks
Basic Ayurveda Medical Sciences		66
1	MaulikaSidhanta (Basic Principle of Ayurveda) 5% (10 questions out of 200 marks)	10
2	ShareeraRachna (Anatomy) 4% (8 questions out of 200 marks)	8
3	ShareeraKriya (Physiology) 4% (8 questions out of 200 marks)	8
4	DravyagunaVigyana (Pharmacology) 5% (10 questions out of 200 marks)	10
5	Rasa shastraavamBhaishjayaKalpana (Pharmacy and Pharmaceutics) 5% (10 questions out of 200 marks)	10
6	RogaVigyanaavamVrikritiVigyana 4% (8 questions out of 200 marks)	8
7	Swasthavritta (Public Medicine) 3% (6 questions out of 200 marks)	6
8	AgadhatantraavamVyavahara Ayurveda (Forensic and Jurisprudence) 3% (6 questions out of 200 marks)	6
Clinical Subjects		134
9	Kaya Chikitsa (General Medicine) 14% (28 questions out of 200 marks)	28
10	Shalyatantra (General Surgery) 14% (28 questions out of 200 marks)	28
11	Shalakyatantra (Eye, ENT) 13% (26 questions out of 200 marks)	26
12	Kaumarbhritya (Pediatrics) 13% (26 questions out of 200 marks)	26
13	PrasutitantraavamStriroga (Obs. & Gyane.) 13% (26 questions out of 200 marks)	26
Total		200

Course Outcome

Gain in-depth knowledge of Ayurvedic internal medicine (Kayachikitsa)
Diagnose and treat chronic and lifestyle diseases using Ayurvedic principles
Learn Panchakarma and other therapeutic procedures
Understand integration of Ayurveda with modern diagnostics
Develop skills in Ayurvedic research and case documentation
Prepare for clinical practice, teaching, and Ayurvedic consultancy

More About This Program

Ayurveda's Kaya Chikitsa is one of its key subsystems. Fever, Rakta-pitta, Shotha, Prameha, and other physical and mental illnesses are treated in this section. Through the use of Ayurvedic treatment and therapy concepts like Panchakarma, Rasayana, Vajikarana, and others, this department offers undergraduate and graduate teaching and training in theory, practice, and research on a variety of disorders.