Eligibility Criteria

Must possess a recognized BAMS degree
Completion of compulsory internship before admission
Qualification in AIAPGET is mandatory
Valid registration with Ayurveda Council required
Must satisfy Karnataka Government and counseling authority regulations
Submission of all required academic and identity documents during verification

Minimum Education

BAMS (Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery)

About Course

Government Ayurveda Medical College & Hospital (GAMCH), Mysuru, offers the MD Ayurveda Panchakarma program as an advanced postgraduate specialization dedicated to Ayurvedic detoxification, purification, and rejuvenation therapies. The department focuses on classical Panchakarma treatment methods aimed at restoring bodily balance, improving immunity, and managing chronic diseases through holistic therapeutic procedures.
The curriculum provides detailed academic and practical training in Panchakarma principles, Purvakarma and Paschatkarma procedures, therapeutic massage techniques, detoxification therapies, disease management protocols, Ayurvedic pharmacology, and clinical research. Students gain extensive hands-on experience in performing specialized Panchakarma procedures under expert faculty supervision within the attached teaching hospital.
The department emphasizes clinical exposure, patient-centered therapy planning, rehabilitation practices, and integrative wellness approaches. Postgraduate scholars participate in seminars, clinical case discussions, workshops, dissertation work, and research activities related to Ayurvedic therapeutic sciences and lifestyle disorders.
The teaching hospital provides opportunities to work with a wide range of patients requiring Panchakarma interventions for musculoskeletal disorders, neurological conditions, stress-related illnesses, metabolic disorders, and chronic diseases. Graduates are prepared for careers in Ayurvedic hospitals, Panchakarma wellness centers, academics, clinical practice, research institutions, and integrative healthcare systems.