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To be a centre of excellence in Ayurvedic diagnostics by integrating classical wisdom with contemporary clinical insights, fostering precise disease understanding for effective healing and prevention.
About the department
The Department of Roga Nidana and Vikriti Vigyana plays a pivotal role in developing competent Ayurvedic clinicians by imparting comprehensive knowledge of disease diagnosis through classical Ayurvedic principles integrated with modern diagnostic approaches. The department emphasizes understanding disease etiology (Nidana), Samprapti (pathogenesis), Rogabheda (classification), and Vyadhi Vinischaya (diagnostic confirmation) as described in classical texts. Students are trained in systematic clinical examination, symptom analysis, and patient interaction, along with correlation to laboratory investigations and modern diagnostic tools.
Through structured academic teaching and practical exposure, the department builds a strong diagnostic foundation that enables students to frame appropriate and rational treatment protocols and prepares them for advanced clinical subjects.
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To impart comprehensive education in Ayurvedic pathology, diagnosis, and clinical examination rooted in classical texts.
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To train students in Nidana Panchaka, Rogabheda, and Vyadhi Vinischaya for accurate disease identification.
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To bridge traditional diagnostic methods with modern investigative tools for holistic clinical acumen.
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To promote research in disease pathology and diagnostic tools based on Ayurvedic principles.
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To conduct clinical case discussions, diagnostic camps, and academic activities that enhance diagnostic acumen and clinical reasoning.
Academic Strengths
- Strong foundation in classical Ayurvedic diagnostic principles
- Integration of traditional diagnostic methods with modern investigations
- Emphasis on clinical reasoning and analytical approach
- Experienced faculty focusing on conceptual clarity and practical application
- Structured academic guidance with examination-oriented support
Teaching–Learning Practices
- Student-centred learning through lectures, audio-visual aids, tutorials and interactive sessions
- Systematic teaching of Nidana Panchaka, Samprapti, Rogabheda, and Vyadhi Vinischaya as per classical Ayurvedic texts
- Bedside clinical examination training with emphasis on patient history taking and symptom analysis
- Case-based learning, differential diagnosis and problem-based discussions.
- Practical exposure to laboratory investigations and interpretation of diagnostic reports.
- Training in integration of Ayurvedic diagnostic principles with modern tools such as X-ray, ECG, and routine blood investigations
- Development of clinical reasoning and prognostic assessment skills
Academic Enrichment and Programmes
- Regular seminars, case presentations, and journal discussions by students
- Guest lectures by subject experts on diagnostic advancements and investigative procedures
- Promotion of research orientation in Ayurvedic pathology and diagnostic methodologies
- Activities fostering analytical thinking and evidence-based clinical approach
Research and Innovation
- Research orientation in Ayurvedic pathology and diagnostic methodologies
- Promotion of analytical and evidence-based diagnostic approach
- Integrative academic initiatives linking Ayurveda with modern diagnostic science
Outreach and Awareness Programmes
- Observance of World Haemophilia Day with awareness sessions on bleeding disorders
- World Blood Donor Day programmes promoting voluntary blood donation
- World AIDS Day awareness initiatives focusing on prevention and early detection
- World Diabetes Day screening and educational activities
- Community-based diagnostic camps and health awareness programmes
- Educational visits to diagnostic centres for practical exposure and community interaction
