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To uphold and promote the classical foundations of Ayurveda through Samhita, Siddhanta, and Sanskrit while integrating timeless wisdom with modern perspectives.
About the Department
The Department of Samhita Siddhanta and sanskrit serves as the philosophical and foundational pillar of Ayurvedic education, anchoring students in the classical principles that govern the science of life. The department delivers structured teaching across all the years of the BAMS programme, covering seven core papers that systematically introduce and elaborate the doctrines of Ayurveda as described in the classical Samhitas.
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Provide authentic Sanskrit-based learning of Ayurvedic classics.
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Build strong understanding of fundamental Ayurvedic principles.
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Encourage research and interpretation of classical texts.
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Preserve and digitize manuscripts.
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Promote linguistic and cultural appreciation of Ayurveda.
Academic Strengths
- Comprehensive teaching of Samhita and Siddhanta papers as per BAMS curriculum
- Progressive learning from basic concepts to applied classical understanding
- Emphasis on classical reasoning, interpretation, and clinical relevance
Teaching–Learning Practices
Traditional Learning Approaches
- Shloka Parayana with Chandas-based chanting to enhance memorization, pronunciation, and reverence for classical texts
- Shloka Translation and Interpretation to strengthen conceptual clarity
Language Enrichment
- Vadatu Samskritam / Spoken Sanskrit initiatives to improve confidence and fluency in the language of Ayurveda
Experiential and Interactive Learning
- Early clinical exposure linked to textual concepts
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Non-lecture-based methods including:
- o Academic games and quizzes
- o Workshops and group discussions
- o Case-oriented learning activities
Academic Events and Celebrations
The department actively promotes scholarly culture through theme-based academic observances and celebrations, conducted in alignment with the institutional academic calendar:
- Charaka Jayanti
- Vishwa Samskrita Divasa
- Vivekananda Jayanti
- Subject-oriented workshops and academic forums
These events foster intellectual dialogue, cultural continuity, and inspiration among students.
Guest Lectures & Scholarly Interaction
The department regularly hosts guest lectures by eminent scholars and clinicians, offering students exposure to diverse perspectives in classical Ayurveda and Samskrita studies. These sessions enrich academic understanding and connect classical knowledge with contemporary interpretation.
Research & Academic Enrichment
With a focus on inquiry and innovation, the department encourages:
- Scholarly exploration of classical Ayurvedic concepts
- Faculty–student participation in workshops and compliance-based academic programs
- Development of research aptitude grounded in Samhita-based wisdom
Student Academic Activities
- Shloka Recitation Competitions
- Shloka Translation Competitions
- Thematic workshops
