14 Branches of Ayurvedic Medicine
Each department is led by MD/MS (Ayu) qualified faculty, supported by dedicated laboratories, OPD clinics, and research activities — covering all branches of classical and clinical Ayurveda.
All 14 Departments
Departments at a Glance
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Pre-Clinical
Ayurveda Samhita & Siddhanta
Foundations, Philosophy & Classical Texts of Ayurveda
Pre-Clinical
Rachana Shareera (Anatomy)
Human Anatomy — Classical Ayurvedic & Modern Integrated Study
Pre-Clinical
Shareera Kriya (Physiology)
Physiology — Dosha, Dhatu, Mala and Modern Functional Sciences
Para-Clinical
Dravyaguna Vijnana
Pharmacology & Materia Medica of Ayurvedic Medicinal Plants
Para-Clinical
Rasa Shastra & Bhaishajya Kalpana
Ayurvedic Pharmacy — Drug Formulation, Purification & Preparation
Para-Clinical
Roga Nidana & Vikriti Vijnana
Pathology, Disease Diagnosis & Laboratory Investigations
Para-Clinical
Swasthavritta & Yoga
Preventive Medicine, Social Hygiene & Yoga Therapy
Para-Clinical
Agada Tantra & Vyavahara Ayurveda
Toxicology, Forensic Medicine & Medical Jurisprudence
Clinical
Kayachikitsa (Internal Medicine)
Ayurvedic Internal Medicine — Diagnosis & Treatment of Systemic Diseases
Clinical
Shalya Tantra (Surgery)
Ayurvedic Surgery, Para-surgical Techniques & Wound Management
Clinical
Shalakya Tantra (ENT & Eye)
Diseases of Eyes, Ears, Nose, Throat & Oral Cavity
Clinical
Kaumarabhritya (Paediatrics)
Ayurvedic Child Care — Growth, Development, Nutrition & Childhood Diseases
Clinical
Prasuti Tantra & Stri Roga
Obstetrics & Gynaecology from Ayurvedic & Modern Perspectives
Clinical
Panchakarma
Classical Detoxification & Rejuvenation Therapies
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Detailed Department Profiles
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Ayurveda Samhita & Siddhanta
Foundations, Philosophy & Classical Texts of Ayurveda
- Sanskrit — reading, grammar and translation of Ayurvedic texts
- Padartha Vigyana — Samkhya, Vaisheshika philosophical categories
- Maulik Siddhanta — Dosha, Dhatu, Mala, Panchamahabhuta
- Charaka Samhita — Sutrasthana selected chapters
- Ashtanga Hridayam — Sutrasthana introduction
- History of Ayurveda and development of the medical tradition
- Concept of Agni, Ama and Ojas in classical Ayurveda
Students posted for morning OPD (9am–12pm) and afternoon ward rounds (2pm–4pm) daily during clinical years.
Each student maintains a clinical logbook with case records, procedure notes and weekly case presentations for university submission.
Regular ward rounds, case discussions and grand rounds conducted in the attached 120-bed teaching hospital under faculty supervision.
Minimum 75% attendance in theory, practicals and clinical postings required for university examination eligibility.
- Dr Alok RoyHOD and Professor
- Dr. Sahana CProfessor
- Prof. Sanjeeva Krishna HegadeProfessor (Sanskrit)
- Dr Divya Nagari NAssociate Professor
- Dr Suganya DeviAssistant Professor
- check_circleDepartmental library with 500+ classical texts and manuscripts
- check_circleSanskrit manuscripts collection and palm-leaf replica exhibit
- check_circleSeminar hall for Samhita recitation and text discussions
- check_circleAudio-visual aids for philosophical concept teaching
- check_circleDedicated reading room with rare Ayurvedic commentaries
Rachana Shareera (Anatomy)
Human Anatomy — Classical Ayurvedic & Modern Integrated Study
- Gross Anatomy — regional and systemic dissection of human body
- Histology — microscopic study of body tissues and organs
- Embryology — development from fertilisation to birth (Ayurvedic & modern)
- Rachana Shareera — classical Ayurvedic anatomical concepts (Marma, Srotas, Kosha)
- Marma Vigyana — 107 vital points, their locations and clinical significance
- Osteology — study of bones, joints and ligaments
- Neuroanatomy — brain, spinal cord and peripheral nervous system
Students posted for morning OPD (9am–12pm) and afternoon ward rounds (2pm–4pm) daily during clinical years.
Each student maintains a clinical logbook with case records, procedure notes and weekly case presentations for university submission.
Regular ward rounds, case discussions and grand rounds conducted in the attached 120-bed teaching hospital under faculty supervision.
Minimum 75% attendance in theory, practicals and clinical postings required for university examination eligibility.
- Dr. Remitha K KProfessor & HoD
- Dr. Ambethkar SAssociate Professor
- Dr. Sonya Manik DahatAssistant Professor
- Dr. Priyanka GoudarAssistant Professor
- check_circleDissection Hall with 6 dissection tables and adequate cadavers
- check_circleAnatomy Museum with 200+ specimens — wet, dry, plastinated and models
- check_circleHistology Lab with 60 binocular microscopes
- check_circleEmbryology models and developmental biology charts
- check_circleOsteology collection — complete human skeleton and individual bones
- check_circleComputer-aided anatomy learning with 3D software
Shareera Kriya (Physiology)
Physiology — Dosha, Dhatu, Mala and Modern Functional Sciences
- General Physiology — cell biology, membrane transport, homeostasis
- Blood Physiology — haematology, coagulation, immunity
- Cardiovascular Physiology — cardiac cycle, blood pressure regulation
- Respiratory Physiology — mechanics of breathing, gas exchange
- Gastrointestinal Physiology — digestion, absorption, Agni concept
- Renal Physiology — kidney function, fluid balance
- Neurophysiology — nerve impulse, reflexes, autonomic system
- Endocrine Physiology — hormones and Dosha correlation
- Kriya Shareera — Dosha, Dhatu, Mala, Srotas, Prakriti concepts
Students posted for morning OPD (9am–12pm) and afternoon ward rounds (2pm–4pm) daily during clinical years.
Each student maintains a clinical logbook with case records, procedure notes and weekly case presentations for university submission.
Regular ward rounds, case discussions and grand rounds conducted in the attached 120-bed teaching hospital under faculty supervision.
Minimum 75% attendance in theory, practicals and clinical postings required for university examination eligibility.
- Dr. Chandrakala SProfessor and HOD
- Dr. Nimisha B RajProfessor
- Dr. Bindusree VAssistant Professor
- check_circlePhysiology Lab with 40 experimental stations
- check_circleHaematology Lab — blood grouping, haemoglobin, ESR equipment
- check_circleKymograph and spirometer for cardiovascular/respiratory studies
- check_circleClinical Examination room for Prakriti assessment training
- check_circleElectronic Physiology equipment and student physiograph
- check_circleModel collection for organ system demonstrations
Dravyaguna Vijnana
Pharmacology & Materia Medica of Ayurvedic Medicinal Plants
- Dravya Guna Vijnanam — pharmacological properties (Rasa, Guna, Virya, Vipaka, Prabhava)
- Identification and authentication of medicinal plants (macroscopy & microscopy)
- Pharmacognosy — collection, processing and storage of raw drugs
- Nighantu study — classical Ayurvedic materia medica texts
- Important medicinal plant families and their therapeutic uses
- Drug interactions and rational drug use in Ayurveda
- Standardisation and quality control of herbal drugs
- Modern pharmacology correlations with Ayurvedic drug action
Students posted for morning OPD (9am–12pm) and afternoon ward rounds (2pm–4pm) daily during clinical years.
Each student maintains a clinical logbook with case records, procedure notes and weekly case presentations for university submission.
Regular ward rounds, case discussions and grand rounds conducted in the attached 120-bed teaching hospital under faculty supervision.
Minimum 75% attendance in theory, practicals and clinical postings required for university examination eligibility.
- Dr B RavikiranProfessor & HOD
- Dr Sunitha M PProfessor
- Dr Niveditha ShettyProfessor
- Dr Nischal PAssociate Professor
- Dr Akshatha Somayaji KAssistant Professor
- Dr. AshmithaAssistant Professor
- check_circleLive Herbal Garden with 200+ medicinal plant species (1+ acre on campus)
- check_circlePharmacognosy Lab — microscopy, drug identification, chromatography
- check_circleHerbarium collection with authenticated specimens of 300+ drugs
- check_circleDrug museum — raw drugs, crude drug samples, formulations
- check_circleDravyaguna library with classical Nighantu texts
- check_circleCollaboration with FRLHT and medicinal plant conservatories
Rasa Shastra & Bhaishajya Kalpana
Ayurvedic Pharmacy — Drug Formulation, Purification & Preparation
- Rasa Shastra — metallic and mineral drugs, Parada (Mercury) science
- Shodhana — purification of metals, minerals and toxics
- Bhasma preparation — calcination of metals with pharmacological testing
- Classical formulation preparation — Kasaya, Churna, Ghrita, Taila, Asava, Arishta
- Vati and Gutika (tablet) preparation
- Kshara, Satva and Swarasa preparation
- Quality control and standardisation of Ayurvedic formulations
- GMP and modern pharmaceutical practices in Ayurveda
Students posted for morning OPD (9am–12pm) and afternoon ward rounds (2pm–4pm) daily during clinical years.
Each student maintains a clinical logbook with case records, procedure notes and weekly case presentations for university submission.
Regular ward rounds, case discussions and grand rounds conducted in the attached 120-bed teaching hospital under faculty supervision.
Minimum 75% attendance in theory, practicals and clinical postings required for university examination eligibility.
- Dr Prabhavati C KichadiProfessor and HOD
- Dr Anupama JanakiramAssociate Professor
- Dr. Abhishek BiswasAssociate Professor
- check_circleRasa Shastra Lab — furnaces, Muffle furnace, Putapaka units
- check_circleBhaishajya Kalpana Lab — preparation of all dosage forms
- check_circleIn-house Ayurvedic pharmacy dispensing classical formulations
- check_circleGMP-standard quality control testing equipment
- check_circleRaw material storage room with authenticated crude drugs
- check_circleCollaboration with GMP-certified Ayurvedic manufacturers
Roga Nidana & Vikriti Vijnana
Pathology, Disease Diagnosis & Laboratory Investigations
- Nidana Panchaka — Nidana, Purvarupa, Rupa, Upashaya, Samprapti
- Aetiology — causative factors (Hetu) of diseases in Ayurveda
- Pathogenesis — Samprapti (disease progression) in classical terms
- Vikrita Kriya — pathological changes at Dosha-Dhatu-Mala level
- Modern Pathology — cellular injury, inflammation, neoplasia
- Clinical Haematology — blood count, peripheral smear interpretation
- Biochemistry — liver function, kidney function, blood sugar tests
- Urine analysis and stool examination — clinical practicals
- Imaging interpretation — X-ray, USG basics for Ayurvedic physicians
Students posted for morning OPD (9am–12pm) and afternoon ward rounds (2pm–4pm) daily during clinical years.
Each student maintains a clinical logbook with case records, procedure notes and weekly case presentations for university submission.
Regular ward rounds, case discussions and grand rounds conducted in the attached 120-bed teaching hospital under faculty supervision.
Minimum 75% attendance in theory, practicals and clinical postings required for university examination eligibility.
- Dr. Anagha D NProfessor and HOD
- Dr. Sowmya HProfessor
- Dr. RashmiAssociate Professor
- check_circleClinical Pathology Lab — haematology, biochemistry equipment
- check_circleUrine and stool examination station
- check_circleMicroscopy section for peripheral smear and histopathology slides
- check_circleImmunology section — Widal, VDRL, RA factor, ANA tests
- check_circleStudents practicum room with lab simulation
- check_circleReference collection of pathological specimens and slides
Swasthavritta & Yoga
Preventive Medicine, Social Hygiene & Yoga Therapy
- Dinacharya — daily routine for maintaining health (oil pulling, Nasya, exercise)
- Ritucharya — seasonal regimens for each of the six Indian seasons
- Sadvritta — ethical and social conduct for holistic health
- Rasayana and Vajikarana — rejuvenation and reproductive health therapy
- Yoga — Asana, Pranayama, Meditation, Yoga Nidra, Kriyas
- Naturopathy — hydrotherapy, diet therapy, fasting
- Epidemiology and community health concepts
- Environmental health and occupational disease prevention
- School and occupational health programmes
Students posted for morning OPD (9am–12pm) and afternoon ward rounds (2pm–4pm) daily during clinical years.
Each student maintains a clinical logbook with case records, procedure notes and weekly case presentations for university submission.
Regular ward rounds, case discussions and grand rounds conducted in the attached 120-bed teaching hospital under faculty supervision.
Minimum 75% attendance in theory, practicals and clinical postings required for university examination eligibility.
- Dr. Nikhila B HiremathProfessor and HOD
- Dr. Athira A GAssistant Professor
- check_circleYoga Hall with capacity for 60 students (dedicated to department)
- check_circleNaturopathy treatment room — hydrotherapy, mud therapy
- check_circleCommunity health survey and camp organisation training
- check_circleS-VYASA Yoga Research Centre collaboration
- check_circleHealth education material preparation and screening tools
- check_circleRelaxation room with Yoga Nidra audio system
Agada Tantra & Vyavahara Ayurveda
Toxicology, Forensic Medicine & Medical Jurisprudence
- Agada Tantra — classical Ayurvedic toxicology (animal, plant, mineral poisons)
- Visha types — Sthavara (plant), Jangama (animal), Kritima (artificial) toxins
- First aid and emergency management of poisoning cases
- Forensic Pathology — autopsy findings, time of death estimation
- Medico-legal reports — MLC, wound certification, injury description
- Medical ethics and professional conduct for Ayurvedic practitioners
- Consumer protection, clinical establishment acts and physician duties
- Identification of doping substances in sports
- Occupational toxicology — industrial and agricultural chemicals
Students posted for morning OPD (9am–12pm) and afternoon ward rounds (2pm–4pm) daily during clinical years.
Each student maintains a clinical logbook with case records, procedure notes and weekly case presentations for university submission.
Regular ward rounds, case discussions and grand rounds conducted in the attached 120-bed teaching hospital under faculty supervision.
Minimum 75% attendance in theory, practicals and clinical postings required for university examination eligibility.
- Dr. Sandhya D SProfessor & HOD
- Dr. Harish Babu HProfessor
- Dr. Jayalakshmi K MAssistant Professor
- check_circleAgada Tantra Museum — preserved specimens of poisonous plants and animals
- check_circleCollection of toxic minerals and classical antidotes (Prativisha)
- check_circleChemical toxicology laboratory for substance identification
- check_circleMedico-legal document preparation practicals
- check_circleReference library with legal case law and forensic medicine texts
- check_circleMock court session facility for medico-legal training
Kayachikitsa (Internal Medicine)
Ayurvedic Internal Medicine — Diagnosis & Treatment of Systemic Diseases
- Charaka Samhita clinical chapters — Chikitsa Sthana complete
- Ashtanga Hridayam — Chikitsa Sthana selected chapters
- Disease-wise Ayurvedic management — Jwara, Atisara, Arsas, Prameha, Rajayakshma, Hridroga, Vatavyadhi
- Modern Medicine — clinical examination, systemic diseases basics
- Pharmacology — rational use of Ayurvedic medicines
- Panchakarma in systemic disease management
- Emergency medicine for Ayurvedic practitioners
- Case taking, diagnosis and prescription writing
Students posted for morning OPD (9am–12pm) and afternoon ward rounds (2pm–4pm) daily during clinical years.
Each student maintains a clinical logbook with case records, procedure notes and weekly case presentations for university submission.
Regular ward rounds, case discussions and grand rounds conducted in the attached 120-bed teaching hospital under faculty supervision.
Minimum 75% attendance in theory, practicals and clinical postings required for university examination eligibility.
- Dr S B SowmyaProfessor & HOD
- Dr Shubha Rani MMedical Superintendent & Professor
- Dr Ramyashree GAssociate Professor
- Dr Asha Rani KAssociate Professor
- Dr Shashikala VAssistant Professor
- Dr. Chinmayi C SAssistant Professor
- Dr. Chaithra A NAssistant Professor
- check_circleMain OPD Hall — 4 consultation rooms with modern diagnostic equipment
- check_circleMale and Female General Ward — 40 beds for teaching
- check_circleSpecial Diseases Clinic — Diabetes, Arthritis, Obesity, Neurological disorders
- check_circleECG, Blood Pressure, Glucometer, Pulse oximetry equipment
- check_circlePrescription and case record room for students
- check_circleDrug dispensing counter with classical Ayurvedic formulations
Shalya Tantra (Surgery)
Ayurvedic Surgery, Para-surgical Techniques & Wound Management
- Sushruta Samhita — Sutrasthana, Nidanasthana, Chikitsasthana (surgical chapters)
- Yantra Shastra — classical surgical instruments
- Wound management — healing, dressing, suturing techniques
- Ksharakarma — alkaline cauterisation for haemorrhoids, fistula, warts
- Agnikarma — thermal cauterisation therapy
- Jalaukavacharana — leech therapy for varicose veins, skin conditions
- Bandaging (Bandha) techniques — 14 types of classical bandages
- Para-surgical and minimal invasive Ayurvedic procedures
- Asepsis, sterilisation and OT protocol
- Post-operative care and complication management
Students posted for morning OPD (9am–12pm) and afternoon ward rounds (2pm–4pm) daily during clinical years.
Each student maintains a clinical logbook with case records, procedure notes and weekly case presentations for university submission.
Regular ward rounds, case discussions and grand rounds conducted in the attached 120-bed teaching hospital under faculty supervision.
Minimum 75% attendance in theory, practicals and clinical postings required for university examination eligibility.
- Dr. Busanurmath Rajashekhar GangadharaswamyProfessor & HOD, Principal
- Dr. G. Mohan KrishnaProfessor
- Dr Shalini U AAssociate Professor
- Dr. Swathi C NairAssistant Professor
- Dr. Varsha M RaoAssistant Professor
- check_circleOperation Theatre — NCISM compliant, with Boyle apparatus and anaesthesia equipment
- check_circlePara-surgical procedure room — Ksharakarma, Agnikarma, Leech therapy rooms
- check_circleSurgical OPD — wound dressing, suturing, minor procedure room
- check_circleDiagnostic equipment — sigmoidoscope, proctoscope for anorectal examination
- check_circleDressing room with wound care supplies
- check_circleClassical Shastra (surgical instrument) museum display
Shalakya Tantra (ENT & Eye)
Diseases of Eyes, Ears, Nose, Throat & Oral Cavity
- Eye Diseases — Netra Roga from Sushruta Samhita (76 eye diseases)
- Ear, Nose, Throat diseases — Karna, Nasa, Mukha Roga from classical texts
- Modern Ophthalmology — refraction, visual acuity, fundoscopy basics
- Modern ENT — otoscopy, rhinoscopy, laryngoscopy basics
- Netra Tarpana — medicated eye retention therapy
- Karnapurana — medicated ear drops therapy
- Nasya — nasal administration for head diseases
- Gandusha and Kavala — oil pulling and gargling therapies
- Shirovasti and Shirodhara — head-specific therapies
Students posted for morning OPD (9am–12pm) and afternoon ward rounds (2pm–4pm) daily during clinical years.
Each student maintains a clinical logbook with case records, procedure notes and weekly case presentations for university submission.
Regular ward rounds, case discussions and grand rounds conducted in the attached 120-bed teaching hospital under faculty supervision.
Minimum 75% attendance in theory, practicals and clinical postings required for university examination eligibility.
- Dr. Roopa LProfessor and HOD
- Dr. Renu V TProfessor
- Dr. Aswathy PAssistant Professor
- check_circleEye Examination Room — visual acuity charts, direct ophthalmoscope, colour vision tests
- check_circleENT OPD — otoscope, Thudichum speculum, postnasal space mirrors
- check_circleSlit lamp biomicroscope for advanced eye examination
- check_circleShalakya Tantra procedure room — Netra Tarpana, Karnapurana, Nasya
- check_circleTyndall illuminator and ophthalmic instruments collection
- check_circleClassical Shalakya instrument museum (Upanaha, Shalakas)
Kaumarabhritya (Paediatrics)
Ayurvedic Child Care — Growth, Development, Nutrition & Childhood Diseases
- Kaumara — care of the newborn, breastfeeding, weaning practices
- Swarnaprashan — classical gold immunisation protocol
- Childhood disease management — Balagraha, fever, diarrhoea, respiratory diseases
- Growth and developmental milestones — Ayurvedic and modern assessment
- Paediatric Panchakarma — modified procedures for children
- Nutritional assessment and Ayurvedic dietary recommendations for children
- Garbha Sanskar — prenatal education and care of the pregnant woman
- Paediatric emergencies — febrile convulsions, dehydration management
- Immunisation schedule — national immunisation programme awareness
Students posted for morning OPD (9am–12pm) and afternoon ward rounds (2pm–4pm) daily during clinical years.
Each student maintains a clinical logbook with case records, procedure notes and weekly case presentations for university submission.
Regular ward rounds, case discussions and grand rounds conducted in the attached 120-bed teaching hospital under faculty supervision.
Minimum 75% attendance in theory, practicals and clinical postings required for university examination eligibility.
- Dr. Champa PantProfessor & Head of the Department
- Dr. Vanita T HavinalAssociate Professor
- Dr Geothsona VAssistant Professor
- check_circlePaediatric OPD with child-friendly environment and growth chart room
- check_circleNewborn examination and assessment area
- check_circleSwarnaprashan clinic (Pushya Nakshatra immunisation sessions)
- check_circleWeighing scale, height board, head circumference tape — growth monitoring
- check_circleDevelopmental milestone assessment tools and Denver test charts
- check_circlePaediatric ward with 12 beds in the teaching hospital
Prasuti Tantra & Stri Roga
Obstetrics & Gynaecology from Ayurvedic & Modern Perspectives
- Garbhini Paricharya — antenatal care and Masanumasika Pathya (month-wise diet and regimen)
- Management of Garbhavyapat (complications of pregnancy)
- Sutikopachara — postpartum care and Panchakarma after delivery
- Yoni Vyapat — Ayurvedic gynaecology (classical classification of 20 yoni disorders)
- Artava Vikara — menstrual disorders — Dysmenorrhoea, PCOS, Amenorrhoea
- Modern Obstetrics — antenatal examination, partogram, labour stages
- Gynaecological examination — speculum, per vaginum examination basics
- Ultrasound interpretation for obstetric cases
- Stri Roga (female diseases) Ayurvedic management protocols
Students posted for morning OPD (9am–12pm) and afternoon ward rounds (2pm–4pm) daily during clinical years.
Each student maintains a clinical logbook with case records, procedure notes and weekly case presentations for university submission.
Regular ward rounds, case discussions and grand rounds conducted in the attached 120-bed teaching hospital under faculty supervision.
Minimum 75% attendance in theory, practicals and clinical postings required for university examination eligibility.
- Dr. Ranjitha B MProfessor and HOD
- Dr. Netravati B AruniAssociate Professor
- Dr. Shruthi RAssistant Professor
- Dr. Bhagyashree H CAssistant Professor
- check_circleGynaecology and Obstetrics OPD with examination rooms
- check_circleAntenatal Clinic — ANC record, fundal height measurement, foetal monitoring
- check_circleLabour Room — equipped for normal and complicated deliveries
- check_circleGynaecology Ward — 10 beds in the teaching hospital
- check_circleColposcope and basic gynaecological instrument set
- check_circleFoetal monitor, Doppler and obstetric examination models
Panchakarma
Classical Detoxification & Rejuvenation Therapies
- Panchakarma Siddhanta — classical principles and eligibility criteria
- Purvakarma — Snehana (oil application) and Svedana (fomentation) pre-procedures
- Vamana — therapeutic emesis protocol, preparation and post-procedure care
- Virechana — purgation therapy, preparation, administration and monitoring
- Basti — Asthapana (decoction) and Anuvasana (oil) enema protocols
- Nasya — nasal medication — types, technique and indications
- Raktamokshana — leech therapy and Siravedha (venesection)
- Shamana therapies — Abhyanga, Shirodhara, Pizhichil, Kizhi, Elakizhi, Njavara Kizhi
- Rasayana Chikitsa — classical rejuvenation protocols
- Documentation and medico-legal aspects of Panchakarma practice
Students posted for morning OPD (9am–12pm) and afternoon ward rounds (2pm–4pm) daily during clinical years.
Each student maintains a clinical logbook with case records, procedure notes and weekly case presentations for university submission.
Regular ward rounds, case discussions and grand rounds conducted in the attached 120-bed teaching hospital under faculty supervision.
Minimum 75% attendance in theory, practicals and clinical postings required for university examination eligibility.
- Dr. Sanghamitra PatnaikProfessor & HOD
- Dr. Pooja B AProfessor
- Dr. Ramya R VAssociate Professor
- Dr. Priya N KAssistant Professor
- Dr. Bhagyavathi SAssistant Professor
- check_circle15 dedicated Panchakarma treatment rooms (Shodhana and Shamana)
- check_circleDroni (Panchakarma table) sets — traditional Kerala-style wooden treatment tables
- check_circleShirodhara stand and vessel sets for head therapy treatments
- check_circlePizhichil and Njavarakizhi preparation kitchen area
- check_circleBasti administration equipment — Anuvasana and Asthapana basti sets
- check_circleMedicated oil and Kashaya preparation unit for Panchakarma preparations
- check_circlePost-Panchakarma recovery room for patient monitoring