Vision

To establish excellence in the understanding and teaching of Rachana Sharir (Human anatomy) through an integrative approach rooted in classical Ayurvedic texts and supported by modern anatomical science, with the goal of nurturing skilled Ayurvedic professionals who uphold traditional wisdom while embracing scientific progress for the betterment of human health.

Mission

• To impart comprehensive knowledge of human anatomy as described in classical Ayurvedic texts like Sushruta Samhita, Charaka Samhita, and integrate it with modern anatomical understanding.
• To cultivate analytical and observational skills in students through cadaveric dissection, models, charts, and modern technological tools for deeper understanding.
• To preserve and promote traditional Ayurvedic anatomical concepts such as Srotas, Marma, Kala, Twacha and their clinical relevance in current healthcare practice.
• To foster research and innovation in Ayurvedic anatomy by encouraging comparative studies between Ayurvedic and modern anatomical concepts.
• To contribute to the holistic development of students by instilling ethical values, academic curiosity, and a lifelong commitment to the Ayurvedic system of medicine.

Infrastructure

Museum of the Department:

Rachana Sharir Museum showcases a blend of traditional and modern anatomical exhibits, enhancing the learning experience for students. ​

• Anatomical Specimens: Preserved human organs and tissues displayed in glass jars for detailed study. We have more than 75 Specimens till date.
• Educational Models: Three-dimensional representations of various body systems, including skeletal, muscular, and nervous systems.​ We have more than 110 models
• Charts and Diagrams: Visual aids depicting both Ayurvedic concepts and modern anatomical structures.​ We have more than 115 Charts.

Dissection Hall:

Dissection Hall is an essential facility in Ayurvedic education, especially in the study of Rachana Sharir (Human Anatomy). It offers students hands-on exposure to human anatomy through dissection, which is crucial for understanding the structure and function of the human body as described in both Ayurvedic texts and modern anatomy.

Activity and achievements in 2024-25

• Anatomy museum visits- Total 2 visits conducted for 1st Year Professional BAMS Students at Govt Medical College Rajkot and Junagadh
• Anatomy museum visit by Global Institute of Ayurveda on 18th Feb 2025 at our Dept.
• “Aakruti” A National Level Diagram Drawing Competition has been organized by the department.
• “Punarnirman" a National level model making competition has been organized by the department

Vision

To provide comprehensive and in-depth education in the basic principles & concepts of Kriya Sharira (Human Physiology) which is an important subject that deals with the study of the human body concerning its physiological norms i.e., the functioning of the human body in its normal state as per the Ayurveda and the physiology alongwith biochemistry of contemporary medical science.

Mission

• To demonstrate the basic concepts and applicability of Tridosha (Vata, Pitta, Kapha), Sapta Dhatus (Rasa, Rakta, Mamsa, Meda, Asthi, Majja, Shukra), and Trimala (Mutra, Purish, Sweda) are very important in the critical understanding of the disease.
• To demonstrate and communicate normal and abnormal variables pertaining to Kriya Sharir such as Prakriti, Strotas, Kostha, Agni, Oja, Mana, Aahar (Basic principles of food), shatkriyakal etc.
• To develop practical ways to differentiate between Prakriti and Vikriti in the individuals after carrying out relevant clinical examinations
• To show a sense of curiosity and questioning attitude towards the life processes and to display compassion and ethical behaviour.
• To carry out system-wise study, clinical examination and experiments using equipment with interpretation of their results as per the contemporary science.
• To contribute to academic and research advancements in the field of Kriya Sharira and Human physiology including activities covering the role of Kriya Sharir in preventive and promotive healthcare.

Infrastructure

Department of Kriya Sharira with Lab & Museum:

The lab is equipped with advanced instruments in sufficient quantity essential for teaching human physiology experiments and Practicals such as Electrocardiograph, Spirometer, Centrifuge machines, Compound microscopes, Haemocytometer, Haemometer, Various kind of Sphygmomanometers including mercury, aneroid and digital type with Stethoscopes etc., 10 Human organ Specimens, 144 charts illustrating principles and concepts of Kriya Sharira (Human Physiology) and equipments used in experiments, 36 models including simulators and mannequin for practical training & applicability of clinical procedures & system-wise clinical examinations in contemporary science and other relevant topics. The department is also equipped with a separate Departmental library having 90 books of Kriya Sharira and Human Physiology of different authors for references. ​

Activity and achievements in 2024-25

• As a part of celebrating World Health Day- 2024, the department has organized Prakriti Parikshan Camp cum Swasthya Expo in collaboration with the Department of Swasthavritta & Yoga.
• Prakriti Parikshan Camps were conducted for different groups, including students, faculties, and the public- total of 23,727 people were assessed under the “Desh ka Prakriti Parikshan Abhiyan” - 2025
• Organised a Practical Physiology Workshop for Systemic Examination.

Vision

To establish a strong intellectual and philosophical foundation for upcoming Ayurveda Vaidyas through the in-depth study of Astanga Hridayam, Charaka Samhita, Padartha Vijnana and to empower Ayurveda students with a profound understanding of Sanskrit, the language of the Ayurveda classics, enabling them to access, understand, interpret, and apply the classical knowledge of Ayurveda with clarity, confidence, and authenticity.

Mission

• To impart quality education in classical Ayurvedic texts and foundational principles through structured teaching of Samhitas and Sanskrit
• To develop critical thinking and interpretative skills for understanding and applying Ayurvedic knowledge in clinical practice
• To strengthen Sanskrit proficiency as a tool for direct access to the original Ayurvedic literature
• To nurture competent Ayurveda Vaidyas with a strong grounding in classical knowledge, ethical values, and a vision for global health integration.
• To preserve and promote traditional Ayurvedic wisdom through research, scholarly exploration.

Infrastructure

Department of Kriya Sharira with Lab & Museum:

There are 80 number of Charts, 72 number of models & 21 specimen, exclusively prepared / collected by the students as a part of non-lecture activities under the guidance of faculties of the department - illustrating systematic presentation of Ayurveda principles related to Asthanga Ayurveda, Tridosha,Dinacharya, Ritucharya, Pramana, Trividha Bodhyasangraha, Viruddha Ahara, Aushadha-gana, etc structure of hospital building, various clinical procedures related to Panchkarma. ​

Activity and achievements in 2024-25

• Under the auspices of Dr. Manoj Pande,[ HOD], student Miss. Sneha Panchotiya has been selected for the Studentship Program for Ayurveda Research Ken (SPARK) 2025, which includes a stipend of Rs. 50,000/- conferred by the Central Council for Research in Ayurvedic Sciences (CCRAS), New Delhi, India.
• Under the auspices of Dr. Manoj Pande,[ HOD], student Miss. Himani Bochiya has been selected for the Studentship Program for Ayurveda Research Ken (SPARK) 2024, which includes a stipend of Rs. 50,000/- conferred by the Central Council for Research in Ayurvedic Sciences (CCRAS), New Delhi, India.
• Organised National Level Video Making Competition in CHARAK TATTVABODHA 2.0 held on the Occasion of Charaka Jayanti on 9th of August 2024.
• Organised A Quiz Competition on Charak Samhita in CHARAK TATTVABODHA 2.0 held on the Occasion of Charak Jayanti on 9th of August 2024.

Vision

The subject Dravyaguna deals with the systematic study of Guna (Properties)and Karma (Actions) of Medicinal plants, its various concepts like rasa, guna are also dealt with. Along with this it also gives the knowledge of modern aspects of plants i.e pharmacology.

Mission

• Identification and classification: to identify and classify medicinal plants used in Ayurveda.
• Standardization: to standardize the quality and properties of medicinal plants.
• Conservation and sustainability: to promote conservation and sustainable use of medicinal plants

Infrastructure

Laboratory Cum Demonstration room

The Department of Dravyaguna (Pharmacognosy)laboratory cum demonstration room is well equipped: our department is designed to facilitate in this lab as per syllabus plants are used for hands-on learning and exploration of Dravyaguna concepts. The lab is equipped with ​

• 64 wet specimens: Preserved specimens for detailed study and observation.
• 152 Dry samples: A comprehensive collection of dried plant samples for comparative analysis
• 99 Charts: visuals aids to illustrate key concepts and principles.
• 30 reagents: required for phytochemical analysis of plant extracts
• 25 Models: three dimensional models that demonstrate complex Dravyaguna concepts
• 15 Microscopes: with the help of microscopes students will observe the parts of plant tissue in a medicinal point of view which makes the subject interesting, students get engaged in such aspects along with the theoretical knowledge also.

Activity and achievements in 2024-25

• Educational visit to Junagadh Agriculture University, Junagadh
• Online National level Video making competition on Indian kitchen herbs was successfully completed by the department
• A campaign was organised by the department “EK PED MAA KE NAAM ABHIYAN” by planting and distributing the plant's saplings
• Ayurvedic chef competition was organised by the department giving importance to the use of millets in various recipes in day-to-day life.

Vision

To cater professional competency in Ayurvedic Pharmaceutics and make them capable to select proper effective yoga and administer it safely.

Mission

• To develop practical skills in the identification, Preparation, Quality Maintenance,Stability , Safety and efficacy of different dosage forms, through hands-on training and exposure to clinical scenarios
• To impart a thorough understanding of medicine principles, including herbal,mineral, herbo-mineral medicaments .
• To foster a strong understanding of Ayurvedic Pharmaceutics through Yoga vijyana and prayoga vijnyana.medico-legal principles and the legal responsibilities of Ayurvedic practitioners.
• To contribute to academic and research advancements in the field of Rasashastra evum Bhaishajya Kalpana.

Infrastructure

Museum of the department

The comprehensive collection of 60 specimens provides invaluable practical learning opportunities, 124 charts illustrating various procedures, formultions etc and 27 models aiding in the understanding of drug processing, Rasashala and other relevant topics. ​

Activity and achievements in 2024-25

• Educational field visit- Visited Healwell Nutraceuticals,GMP Certified Pharmacy at Junagadh, Gujarat .
• Educational field visit- Visited Regional Food Laboratory, Rajkot, Gujarat.
• Organised National level- Essay (Shastra Lekhan) and Thesis presentation (Vaikhari ) competition.
• Conducted many preparations of different formulations for Expos,Spark, SSIP, Research works, PhD thesis etc.

The Department of Rognidan & Vikruti Vigyan at RK University Ayurvedic College focuses on the study of disease diagnosis, pathology, and clinical examination techniques according to Ayurvedic principles. This department covers the understanding of disease etiology, symptomatology, and diagnostic methods. Students gain in-depth knowledge of various diseases and their classifications, along with the principles of Ayurvedic diagnostics. Our experienced faculty members, well-versed in Ayurvedic pathology and clinical assessment, guide students in developing skills to identify disease patterns. The department also emphasizes the importance of individualized patient care and the integration of modern diagnostic tools with Ayurvedic diagnostic approaches.

Vision

To be a premier center for women's health education and research, focusing on both traditional and modern approaches.

Mission

To equip students with innovative teaching and clinical skills to become skilled Ayurvedic practitioners in this field, focusing on pre- and post-natal care, gynecological treatments, and validating Ayurvedic drug formulations.

• The core mission is to educate and train students to become competent Ayurvedic practitioners in obstetrics and gynecology, able to excel in patient care.
• involves using innovative teaching and clinical methods to prepare future doctors.
• Also includes exploring and validating the use of Ayurvedic treatment modalities for various gynecological disorders.
• Validation of the pharmacological actions of Ayurvedic drugs and formulations related to Prasuti Tantra Evum Stri Roga is also a key part of the mission.
• The mission often includes implementing Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) for therapeutic procedures related to Prasuti Tantra & Striroga.

Infrastructure

Museum of the department

Educational Charts A total of 37 educational charts are available, covering a wide range of gynecological disorders. These charts provide concise and informative overviews of common gynecological conditions.In addition, a number of charts are dedicated to obstetric topics, designed to support understanding like Clinical examination of Prasuta (postnatal women),Garbhini paricharya (antenatal care),Mechanism of normal labor,Fetal circulation &Other key obstetric concepts. ​

Book Collection The resource collection includes 77 books, encompassing both Ayurvedic and modern medical literature, along with various classical samhitas

Anatomical Models There are 23 anatomical models available to facilitate hands-on learning and better conceptual understanding. These models cover topics such as Monthly fetal development,Location and types of uterine fibroids,Fetal presentations and uterine deformities.These resources collectively enhance both theoretical knowledge and practical comprehension for students and professionals alike.

Activity and achievements in 2024-25

• Organized awareness and medical camps across various colleges of RKU, focusing on menstrual disorders and menstrual hygiene for female students.
• Medical Camp for Female Staff
• Conducted a dedicated medical camp for the working female staff of RKU to address their health concerns and promote wellness.
• Community Outreach: Anganwadi and PHC Visits
• Visited nearby Anganwadi centers and Primary Health Centers (PHCs) around RKU. Awareness sessions and medical camps were conducted covering:Menstrual abnormalities,Menstrual hygiene,Garbhini paricharya (antenatal care),Common disorders such as infertility and PCOD
• International Women’s Day Program
• On the occasion of International Women’s Day, informative sessions were held for female students of the institute, providing valuable knowledge on PCOD, including its prevention and treatment.

Vision

To provide comprehensive and in-depth education in the principles of paediatrics and neonatology integrating classical Ayurvedic knowledge with contemporary advancements.

Mission

• To develop practical skills in the management of newborn care through hands-on training and exposure to clinical scenarios.
• To impart a thorough understanding of paediatric treatment principles, including children examination, interpretation of injury patterns, and the role of medical professionals in legal investigations.
• To foster a strong understanding of medico-legal principles and the legal responsibilities of Ayurvedic practitioners.
• To cultivate ethical awareness and professional conduct in the aspects of child rights.
• To contribute to academic and research advancements in the field of Kaumarabhritya.

Infrastructure

Museum of the department

There is a comprehensive collection of 40 charts illustrating infection diseases, birth injuries,Congenital disorders,growth and development ayurveda formulations and 24 models aiding in the newborn care,Dentition, immunization, Kumaaragar Phak ratha etc. ​

Activity and achievements in 2024-25

• Conducted 12 Suvarnaprashan Camp
• Organized 03 School health check up camps.

Vision

To provide comprehensive and in-depth education in the principles of toxicology, forensic medicine, and medical jurisprudence, integrating classical Ayurvedic knowledge with contemporary advancements

Mission

• To develop practical skills in the identification, management, and prevention of poisoning through hands-on training and exposure to clinical scenarios.
• To impart a thorough understanding of forensic medicine principles, including medico-legal examination, interpretation of injury patterns, and the role of medical professionals in legal investigations
• To foster a strong understanding of medico-legal principles and the legal responsibilities of Ayurvedic practitioners.
• To cultivate ethical awareness and professional conduct in all aspects of medical practice
• To contribute to academic and research advancements in the field of Agada Tantra and Vidhi Vaidyaka.

Infrastructure

Museum of the department

There is comprehensive collection of 105 poisonous specimens provides invaluable practical learning opportunities, encompassing 75 weapons relevant to forensic studies, 52 charts illustrating various poisonous substances, treatment protocols, and medico-legal concepts, and 29 models aiding in the understanding of injury patterns, anatomical structures in forensic contexts, and other relevant topics. ​

Activity and achievements in 2024-25

• Educational field visits- District court, Pollution control board, Forensic Science Laboratory, Regional food laboratory, Occupational hazards visit, De Addiction centre,emergency casualty visit.
• Organised National web poster competition on occasion of Sucuide prevention day
• Conducted guest lecture and workshop on CPR
• Arranged street play for environment pollution awareness at local places

Vision

Swasthavritta is the branch of Ayurveda which deals with Preventive measures of health through holistic approach by healthy lifestyle, Diet, Hygiene, Yoga & Naturopathy that are beneficial at Individual and Community level.

Mission

• To strengthen the Health Promotive ,Disease preventive aspect of Ayurveda in students
• Theoretical and practical knowledge of Ayurvedic concepts, Yoga,Community medicine and public healthcare through Information, Education and Communication Methods.
• Preventive and Social Medicine and awareness on harmony of health at each level i.e. physical, physiological, psychological , spiritual of a human being.
• Training students for Life style Counseling -Individualized Pathya Apathya Ahara and Dinacharya protocol according to Physiological condition, Prakruti,Desha,Kala,Vaya etc
• Special focus on Therapeutic Diet and Therapeutic Yoga, Pranayam, Asana, Shatkriya, Meditation and overall lifestyle changes to live the life better and to overcome Lifestyle disorders and Communicable diseases.

Infrastructure

Museum of the department

There is comprehensive collection of 94 specimens ,72 charts and 41 models aiding in the understanding of Swasthavritta principles with special reference to Ahara,Yoga, Communicable disease , Naturopathy, Lifestyle disorder ,Family health,occupational health and Environmental health. The department has adequate space, a well-developed museum and a Yoga hall for practical training of students as per NCISM. ​

Activity and achievements in 2024-25

• Educational field visits- Milk Dairy, Primary Health Centre,Sewage treatment plant, Tile industry,Food industry
• Observed World Meditation Day 2024
• IEC campaign for the prevention and control of seasonal diseases
• Dry Day observed for mosquito control
• Quiz competition on International Yoga Day 2024
• Swasthya Expo on account of World Health Day
• Aahaar Kranti event -An Immunity Awareness Campaign included competitions like E-poster,Jingle,Rangoli

Vision

To appraise the knowledge of Health and diseases along with principles and practices of Kayachikitsa in various ailments of the adult population in alignment with Trisutra concept.

Mission

• To integrate the application of multidisciplinary sciences, tools and techniques for a biopsychosocial approach towards diagnosis, prognosis and management of various diseases.
• To construct the treatment protocols with appropriate documentation adhering to legal, safety and regulatory standards.
• To demonstrate the application of Rasayana and Vajikarana as prophylactic, therapeutic, restorative and palliative medicine.
• To perform various skills in dealing with atyayika Avastha including first aid and primary management.
• To demonstrate agility, virtuous, ethical behaviour, compassion and communicate effectively with patients, relatives and stakeholders about the prognosis and treatment including informed consent.

Infrastructure

Museum of the department

There are informative and self-explanatory 14 models showing the treatment protocols and pathophysiology of various diseases, 35 charts describing various aspects of Kayachikitsa, rasayana and vajikarana.​

Activity and achievements in 2024-25

• Conducted awareness sessions in various schools of RKU regarding Dengue and Seasonal disorders in accordance with the department of Swasthavritta
• Conducted screening OPD at various schools for early detection of various seasonal disorders like dengue, malaria etc.
• Conducted Charaka Tatvabodha quiz competition on the occasion of Charaka Jayanti in association with department of Samhita Siddhanta
• Organised guest lectures of Gastroenterologist and Orthopaedic surgeon for the enhancement of knowledge of students.
• Three medical health check up camps were arranged at various places in Rajkot where in total more than 300 patients took the benefit of our services.
• On the occasion of World Mental Health day awareness session was conducted for students.

Vision

To provide students with a profound understanding of its principles, therapeutic applications, and integration into modern healthcare

Mission

• To enhance practical skills, it incorporates hands-on training, case studies, and interactive learning methods. These approaches foster competency, teamwork, and communication skills—essential qualities for effective clinical practice.
• It integrates contemporary research and modern technological advancements in Panchakarma, ensuring relevance in today's healthcare landscape. Additionally, the inclusion of physiotherapy principles enhances students' ability to combine Panchakarma with other therapeutic modalities.

Infrastructure

Museum of the department

There is a comprehensive collection of 17 models that provide invaluable practical learning opportunities about Panchakarma and Ayurveda, along with 22 charts illustrating various Panchakarma and Upakarma treatment protocols and their benefits in both preventive and curative aspects.​

Activity and achievements in 2024-25

• Ayurved Health Expo 2025: Department has organized “AYURVED HEALTH EXPO 2025 on 4th & 5th Jan. 2025 at Dhanvantari Mandir, Rajkot.
• Conducted guest lecture on Raktamokshana and biodiversity and climate change

Vision

To advance holistic eye, ear, nose, throat, and oral healthcare through the integration of classical Ayurvedic principles with modern diagnostic and therapeutic innovations, offering comprehensive understanding and patient-centered care in Shalakya Tantra.

Mission

• To cultivate in students a deep knowledge of Ayurvedic Ophthalmology, ENT, and Orodental sciences, including classical texts and contemporary advancements.
• To develop diagnostic and therapeutic skills required to manage common and complex conditions of the head and neck region with a holistic approach.
• To strengthen the clinical training of students by bridging classical knowledge with hands-on application in areas such as Netra (eye), Karna (ear), Nasa (nose), Mukha (oral cavity), and Shira (head).
• To preserve and promote traditional practices like Kriyakalpas, Nasya, Gandusha, and Pratisarana, while aligning them with scientific research and clinical evidence.
• To encourage innovation and research in Ayurvedic Shalakya Tantra, enhancing its relevance and integration in modern healthcare systems.
• To develop expertise in preventive, promotive, and curative care through Ayurvedic pharmacology, minor surgical procedures, and therapeutic protocols specific to ophthalmology, ENT, and oral health.

Infrastructure

Educational Charts

53 educational charts cover a wide range of eye, ear, nose, throat, and dental disorders and treatment procedures. These charts provide concise and informative overviews of common conditions and therapeutic procedures.​

Book Collection

The resource collection includes 46 books, encompassing both Ayurvedic and modern medical literature, along with various classical samhitas.

Anatomical Models

There are 06 anatomical models available to facilitate hands-on learning and better conceptual understanding. These models cover topics such as eye, ear, and larynx anatomy. These resources collectively enhance both theoretical knowledge and practical comprehension for students and professionals alike.​

Activity and achievements in 2024-25

• A dedicated Eye Check-up and Awareness Camp was organized for the housekeeping staff of RKU, aimed at addressing vision-related issues and promoting overall eye health and wellness

Vision

To provide comprehensive understanding of surgical interventions, integrating traditional Ayurvedic techniques with contemporary surgical practices.

Mission

• To develop the knowledge and skills necessary to diagnose and manage various surgical conditions effectively.
• To shape a student's clinical acumen and surgical expertise.
• To bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical application, preparing students to approach surgical conditions holistically
• To foster innovation and research orientation, to uphold the legacy of Shalya Tantra while adapting to contemporary healthcare advancements
• To develop skills on wound management, tissue repair and Ayurvedic pharmacology relevant to surgical practice
• To develop a thorough knowledge on surgical anatomy, physiology, diagnostic methods, pre- and post-operative care, and therapeutic interventions for conditions such as anorectal disorders, abdominal surgery, orthopaedic procedures, and plastic surgery.

Infrastructure

Museum of the department

There is a comprehensive collection of 54 charts illustrating various surgical conditions, diagnostic tools, surgical procedures and 24 models aiding in the understanding of different surgical anatomy, Ayurvedic surgical methods, instruments explained in Ayurvedic classical texts. ​

Activity and achievements in 2024-25

• Conducted Model making competition for final year students
• Kshara Sutra Preparation done in collaboration with the Department of Rasa Shastra and Bhaishaja Kalpana, RKU-ACH, as a part of practical training of final year BAMS students

Vision

Department of Dravyaguna is having its herbal garden with wide variety of flora. Keeping vision that students should get practical knowledge of medicinal plants like its identification and medicinal usage.

Mission

• Identification and classification: to identify and classify medicinal plants used in Ayurveda.
• Standardization: to standardize the quality and properties of medicinal plants
• Conservation and sustainability: to promote conservation and sustainable use of medicinal plants

Infrastructure

Herbal Garden

RK University Ayurvedic college had well maintained herbal garden of medicinal plants. Around 350+ different species and around 800+ total plants have been planted including plants of Nakshtra Vatika and Rashi Vana also. As live plants give more knowledge than theoretical concepts. Plants like Arjuna, Madanaphala, tulasi,Amalaki and endangered species are also maintained there. Each plant is labeled with a local name and Latin name with family. In all rainy seasons new medicinal plants are planted. With the future view plants can be preserved by developing such herbal gardens. ​

Activity and achievements in 2024-25

• Seed ball activity at herbal garden
• Plantation event organised to plant rare species of medicinal plants.
• A campaign was organised by the department “EK PED MAA KE NAAM ABHIYAN” by planting and distributing the plants saplings.
• fruit and seed collection activity conducted at garden.
• Cultivation of medicinal plants at herbal garden which are required for panchakarma procedures at ACH hospital.

Vision

To create a state-of-the-art teaching pharmacy that blends traditional Ayurvedic wisdom with modern pharmaceutical standards, nurturing competent professionals in Ayurvedic drug preparation, quality control, and research.

Mission

• To educate and train students in the preparation of Ayurvedic formulations using classical methods and advanced equipment
• To ensure the highest standards of quality in Ayurvedic preparations.
• To foster innovation and research in Ayurvedic pharmaceutics and formulation.

Infrastructure

• Pharmacy Unit: Equipped with traditional as well as modern machineries such as pulverizers, end-runners, tablet punching machine, capsule filling equipment, and automatic mixing units.
• Stainless Steel Vessels: A range of sizes for heating, decoction, and preparation of formulations.
• Measuring Equipment: Precision balances, measuring jars, pH meter, and moisture analysers for accuracy and consistency.
• Raw Material Storage: Properly labelled and organized storage spaces for raw drugs, mineral ingredients, and herbal powders.
• Packaging Materials: A dedicated area for packaging using eco-friendly materials and labelling.
• Quality Control Lab: Fully equipped lab for quality assessment of raw materials, in-process formulations, and finished products, including physicochemical and microbiological testing.

Faculties with Experience

Highly qualified staff with extensive clinical and academic experience in Rasashastra, Bhaishajya Kalpana, and Ayurvedic pharmacy, ensuring personalized guidance and training for students.

Activity and achievements in 2024-25

• Regular hands-on training for students in preparation and standardization of Ayurvedic formulations.
• Development of innovative Ayurvedic dosage forms.
• Successful collaboration with herbal industries for quality testing and formulation design.
• Organization of workshops, seminars, and training programs in Ayurvedic pharmaceutics
• Multiple in-house preparations successfully used for patient care in the attached Ayurvedic Hospital