MD AYURVEDA - SHAREERA KRIYA ADMISSION
Deals with the study of
normal physiology in human beings from both ancient and modern viewpoints with
sufficient practical training. The corner stone of Ayurvedic physiology is the
dosha-dhatu-mala siddhanta. This theory provides a holistic framework to
understand how the body digests and metabolises food into subtle forms of
matter and energy to create and maintain a delicately balanced internal environment
that is conducive to the preservation of the life process. The doshas
represent the dynamic balance of opposing factors that govern the physiological
processes in the body while the dhatus represent the structural components of
the body and the malas the wastes that are thrown out of the body or recycled
to support the structure or functions of the body. This department trains the
student in basic concepts of Ayurvedic physiology as well as the essential
aspects of modern physiology comparing and contrasting the convergence and
divergence of ancient and modern viewpoints.
Deals with the study of human body in
relation to its physiological norms as described in Ayurveda in the form of
dosha, dhatu & malas. It deals with the normal function of living organisms
and their parts and the way in which a living organism functions.
Ayurved is concepts of Sharir Kriya
deals with the functions of Dosh, Dhatu and Malas. According to the Ayurveda,
every individual is unique entity for knowing this uniqueness of every
individual 'Prakriti Parikshan' is essential. 'Prakriti Parikshan' is the
analysis of body and mind.
It finds its parallel in the modern
discipline of human physiology.
Human physiology is the science of the
mechanical, physical, and biochemical functions of humans, their organs, and
the cells of which they are composed. The principal level of focus of
physiology is at the level of organs and systems within systems. Much of the
foundation of knowledge in human physiology was provided by animal experimentation.
Physiology is closely related to anatomy; anatomy is the study of form, and
physiology is the study of function. Due to the frequent connection between
form and function, physiology and anatomy are intrinsically linked and are
studied in tandem as part of a medical curriculum.
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Admission Procedure
The candidate should clear an entrance test for
getting admission to post graduate degree in ayurveda. The selection pattern
will be based on the index mark score of the candidate for the entrance test
along with the final degree written examination marks of the candidate. The
total index mark is out of 100 in which 80 marks is for the entrance
examination and 20 marks for the qualifying examination. The questions are of
objective type from Ayurvedacharya regulated by CCIM. The general category
students need a score of 50% to get admission while 40% is enough for reserved
category. The candidates are given a chance to change their specialization till
the second month after the candidate has got admission in the institute with
the permission of the guide in that specific department.
Job and Career options
It is accepted worldwide and is preferred by many
as it does not have any side effects. The medicines are a combination of
organic matter and are proved very effective for many diseases which were
considered as incurable. The candidates can choose medical field or can enter
into research. There are opportunities available in the teaching profession
also. Doctors who are trained in yoga can use both which is of great demand in
the present days.
Remuneration after Masters
Doctors are paid with a basic salary of around Rs.
20000 in the public sector and the pay is further high in the private sector. Those
with experience will get placed in reputed institutes which will increase their
earning. Those who are self employed will get an income based on the effort
they put into their work. The candidates working in tourism field, star hotels
etc will get a pay based on the field in which they are employed.
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