MD (Ayurveda) in Panchakarma

• Candidate must possess a recognized BAMS degree.
• Completion of compulsory rotatory internship before admission.
• Must qualify AIAPGET examination.
• Valid registration with State/Central Ayurvedic Medical Council.
• Admission based on AIAPGET merit, counseling process, reservation norms, and seat availability.
• Foreign/NRI candidates may apply as per institute guidelines.

• The MD (Ayurveda) in Panchakarma at the National Institute of Ayurveda is a specialized postgraduate program dedicated to advanced Ayurvedic detoxification therapies and rejuvenation sciences. The course is designed to provide comprehensive clinical knowledge and practical expertise in classical Panchakarma procedures used for preventive, promotive, curative, and rehabilitative healthcare.
• The department focuses on detailed training in the five principal Panchakarma therapies—Vamana, Virechana, Basti, Nasya, and Raktamokshana—along with associated pre-procedural and post-procedural management techniques. Students receive extensive clinical exposure in patient assessment, therapy planning, procedural execution, and follow-up care under experienced Ayurvedic physicians.
• The curriculum includes study of disease-specific Panchakarma protocols, therapeutic massage techniques, detoxification methods, Rasayana therapy, physiotherapy integration, pain management, and lifestyle-based Ayurvedic wellness practices. Scholars are also trained in understanding contraindications, complications management, and evidence-based therapeutic applications.
• The institute provides hands-on clinical training through its attached Ayurvedic hospital and Panchakarma units equipped with specialized therapy rooms and modern infrastructure. Students actively participate in OPD/IPD management, clinical case discussions, seminars, workshops, research projects, and dissertation work.
• Research and evidence-based practice form an important part of the academic structure, encouraging postgraduate scholars to scientifically evaluate Ayurvedic detoxification therapies and integrative healthcare approaches. Modern libraries, laboratories, and experienced faculty members further support academic and clinical excellence.
• Graduates of MD Panchakarma can pursue careers in Ayurvedic hospitals, wellness centers, rehabilitation clinics, academics, research organizations, healthcare tourism, integrative medicine centers, and private clinical practice both in India and internationally.

Step 1:

Complete BAMS degree from a recognized institution.

Step 2:

Finish compulsory rotatory internship.

Step 3:

Appear for the AIAPGET Examination.

Step 4:

Secure qualifying marks/rank according to category requirements.

Step 5:

Register for AACCC AYUSH PG Counseling.

Step 6:

Select MD (Ayurveda) in Panchakarma during choice filling.

Step 7:

Seat allotment is conducted based on:

• AIAPGET rank
• Reservation policy
• Seat availability

Step 8:

Report to the institute for:

• Document verification
• Medical registration verification
• Fee payment
• Admission confirmation

Step 9:

Apply for hostel accommodation if required.