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Ill. Preliminary Examination.-{.i) There shall be five papers each of tbree hours duratio. a •• oraljpractical examination in the folJowing :,ubjec~ :

Paper 1 (a) Ayurvede~itihasa (b) Methods of Tcscarch & statistics Sbariara Paper 11

Paper III Paper IV Paper V

Dravyaguna and Ra~ashastra Nidana Chikitsa

Emphasis will be given on practical and applied aspects of the subject.

(ii) (a) The preliminary examinations shall be held twice a yea.' ordinarily in the month of April and October and the candidate can avail of a miximum of three chances.

(b) For being declared successful in the examination, the candidate shall have to pass aU the subjects separately.

(c) A candidate need not appear in the subsequent chances in subject or subjects if ho hu already been declared successful.

(d) If a candiJate fails in one subject only, he shall be promoted to the next higher class but be shaH have to pass in the subject before he is allowed to appear in the final examination.

IV. Final Examinatioll.-There ~hall be four papers cal.::h of three hOllrs duration in addition to ono practical/clinical and viva-voce and thesis.

V. Diploma Course.-The examination should coosi::;t of (1) Written. (2) Oral and practical, and (3) clinical (in clinical subjects). There shall be three papers in each subject.

9. Arrangement of papers.-The arrangement of papers io different specialities sball bt: as follows

I. Post-Graduate Degree Course

(a) Samhitas 1. Charak samhita with available Sanskrit Commeotaries. 2. Susbruta " " " " " 3. Astanga Sangraha " " " 4. Ayufvedaitihasa.

(b) Ayurveda Sidhanta & IJarshan I. Padartbavigyana 2. Adharbhuta darshana 3. Manovigyana with Cbikitsa 4. Adbarabhuta Sidhanta.

(c) Raehl/a Sharif I. Garbha Sharira 2. Sandhayasthimarma Sbarira 3. Kosthanga Sharira 4. Siradhamani Srotab Sbarira.

(d) Kriya Sharira I. Doshadhatumala Vigyaoa 2. Prakritisatvasaradi Vigyana 3. Kostanga Kriya Sharira 4. Prayogika Kriya Sharira.

(e) Dravaguna 1. Nmarupa Vigyaoa 2. Guoa Karma Vigyana 3. Prayoga Vigyana 4. Aushdba Yoga Vigyana.

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(f) Rasa SlIas/ra and Blwishjyakalpallo I. Dravya Parichaya 2. Rasba Shastra 3. BhaishajyakaJpana 4. Aushadhayoga Vidgyana

(2) Kayachikilsa

1. Nidana 2. S~maLlyachikitsa

3. Manasroga, rasayana, Yajikaralla 4. Panchakarma Chikitsa

(h) Slia/yo

1. Shalyatantra (Sidhanta) 2. Shalyakarma 3. Yoga (Prayogika Shalyakarma) 4. Anu<;halyakarrna. (k~ara. "gni. Sirvaedh.l ek.)

(i) Shalak),o

1. Urdhvanga Sharira 2. Netraroga ChiKitsa 3. Al1ya UrdhvangarogachikibU 4. Shaiakya chikitsa karma

(j) Prasllli-tallim-Stri-roga

I. Garbha-garbhini Sharira 2. Prasuti tantra 3. Stri-roga 4. Prasava Shalyakarma

(k) Kaumerabltrilva

J. Garbhopa hama 2. Kaumarabkritrya 3. Balroia 4. Samanyachikitsa

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(II..) SI'aslhavrilt(J

I. Roganutpadaniya &. SaIBajika SvastkavriU ... 2. Aupsargika-Rogapratisbedha 3. Va;yaktika Svaslhavrilta & Sadvrilta.

(b) Pallchakarma

I. Panchak:armepakaipaniya. 2. Samanya Panchakarma Chikitsa 3. Panchakarma<;adhya Vishishtaroia5 & Prakritika Chikitsa

(c) Rasha sirastra & Bhishajyakalpallil

1. Dravya guna Parichaya 2. Rasha Shastra 3. :abaisbjyakaJpana

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(d) Agadtantra & Vyavaharayun'eda

1. Visbaparicbaya Vigyna 2. Vishchikitsa Vigyana 3. Vyavaharayuvoo.a

(e) Rashayana and Vajikarana

1. Samshodhanakaram 2. Rasbayana 3. Vajikarna

(f) Vikrila Vigyana

I. Prayogika Sharira aod Aristha Vigyana 2. Vikritivigyana and Dbatumaladipariksbana Vigyana 3. Jivanuvigyana

(g) Netra Raga

1. Netta Sbarira 2. Netra Roganidana

rl 3. Netra Roga Cbikitsa

(b) Prasuli lantra and Striroga

1. Garbba-Garbbini Sharira 2. Prasuti tantra 3. Striroga

(i) Kaumarbhritya

I. Garbbopakarma 2. Kaumarbhritya 3. Balrogachikhsa

(Name of the papers for remaining sllbj~cts will be decided later on)

to. Student-Teacher ralio.- The students teacher rat io should be such that the number of the post-graduate teachers to the pos[-gradu~te stuclent~ number admitted per year ~e maintained at one is to one (l ; 1). However, the maxImum numoer of po~t graduate students m po:;t-graduate department should not be more than 20 in any caSe.

11. Facilities to be provided to post-graduate studenls. - The stip:!od and contigency should be provided at the rate prevailing in th;: State and it shouid b~ in confirmity with general standards fo r otber medical post~graduates.

12. Pattern of staff (Department vise). • I. Professor :1 2. Reader 3. Lecturer 3 I 4. ClinicaJ Registrar/Dcmonstrator 2 1 5. Technician 3 I 6. Technical Assistant 3

tone fo' one institution 7. Lab. Attendant 2 8. Lab. Assistant 2 9. Statif,tician to. Photo Artist I II. Senior clerk I ,

l2. Junior clerk I I 13. Peon 2 I 14. Sweaper 2)

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13. E,lablish",cnl oj PO'''-g",dua/e Cm"se._A post-gcaduatc course should bc started only in a place wheco undec-gradl"'te eOllrse IIlreedy exists. In other words, a post-graduate COurse shall not be recognised unless an undcr·gr~duate institution is aU~cJlcd [0 it.

Ayurvedie College, amiated whh universities th'Ougl, not having cons,;tuent sta tus shall also be deemed as attached COlleges.

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14. Medium ojimlruclim.._The couneH n=mme,-,ds to univ\'sities/S",te Govt./Central Govl' that high preference should be given to Sanskrit as the med;'lm of instrue,;on at post-graduate level. m any case at the time of appointment of t"chers of Ayurvedie COUlses, special importance shall be attached to their abHity to impart imtruc';ons in Ayul'veda through Ihe medium of Sanskrit in order to maintain the aU Tndia utility.

MINIMUM STANDARD OF CURRICULUM AND SYLLABUS FDR POST-GRADUATE CDua" IN VNANI SYSTEM OF MEDIcrNE

1. Aims and Objecls._The aim of th, post-geeduate education in Vnani shaU be the orientation in .pc<:ialitics and to p'OduCe sped'lists who ce.n be effici nt tee,,, rs, cliniCians, Pharmaceutiea'_ Experts and research Workers in the respective fieId!\ of Unan; Tibb.

n. Specialities in which POst-graduate degree can be conducted (3) I. KuIIiyat-wa_IImul Amraz

2. Tashreeh 3. IImuJ Adwia ... Rifzan-e-Sebat 5. Qabalat-Wa-Amraz_e-Nif>wan 6. Moalejat 7. Jarrahiyat

8. Munafe-VI_Aza 9, Nafsiyati Atnraz

111. Specialities in which Post-gradua/~ diploma COUrse can he conducted. (b) J. Amraz-e--Uzn, Anf, and Hala.q

2. Moalej., Biftadbeer (Dulk, Hamam, Alaq, Hajamat-Binnar, Tamreekh etc.) 3. Amraze-Ain 4. AmraZC-Atfal

5. Amraze-Lissa Wa Asnan. Dandan Sazi 6. Amraze Jdd 7. Amraze Qalb

8. Amraze Tanasulya (Mardan) 9. Amrazc-Mafasil Wa lzam

10. Amraze Mutauddia Wa Hummiyat 11. Tibbc Qanooni Wa Samoomiyat

IV. Nomenclature

(a) Mahir-e_ Tib-M.D. (unani)

The subject of Specialities should a'so be mentioned in the degr.e as "Specialist i" ___ ,, for Jarahiyat and Tashrech.

(b) Mahir-e-Jarahat_M.s. (Unani)

(c) Fazif-c-Tib (INITIALs ACCEPTABLE INTERNATIONALY)

The subject ofspcoialities shou'" also be mentioned in the degree as "Specialist in " "~ V. Pen'od of Tmioiog._ The period of training in MahiN_ Tih-M.D. (Vnani)", well as Mahir_._ J""biyat M.D. (Vn"ni) is kept 3 yccrs (after full regiSlI'",ion) including one ycar of P'",lical training. For Post-graduate diploma eou", 2 y",,·s (..rIC, full "giSlration) including One ycar practical t,,;,,_ n • .

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Yl. Crituia for Admission.-Persons holding dcgrceid iploma in Unan i systems of Medi~. of not less than 4 years duration from? regular institution and approved by the Cen tral CounC'!8f Indian M edicine for this purpose be admitted for post·gradu:ltc course in Unan i.

The candidates will be called for competitive written test:) on the basis of their academic records in ullder·graduate coursc. Test shall consist of two papers. FiTst paper will be in the subject for which tbe candidate is !:eeking admission. Second pap~r will be related to clinical. kno~ledge of Unani System of Medicin,... The admission shall be given on the basis of marks secured In the competitive examination . Under no circumstances, it should bc l~s than 50 percent.

VII. Method of Training.-The training sho\J ld be aimed at cmpha~ising the practical aspect of the Subject. Seminars and group discussions should be cncouraged.

V Ll I. Examination,l' and Assessment.- The examinations and assessment of Post-iraduate train. In, In Una "i s11a ll be based on :_

(i) Thesis (ii) W ri tlen Papers

( iii) Clin ical, Oral and pr:!ctical examinations ,~s the case may be.

(a) Thesis.-Thc tbesis should be compulsory and should embody the candidates owa work under a guide recognise for the purpose. He shall be the teacher not less than tbe rank of reader. T he Services of ex-teaeher~ or eminlmt hakim .. may "-'so bc utilised for this purpose. Tbe thesis should be submitted wiU in advance preferably at lI'ast three months before the date of theory a nd practical examinations. Acceptance ('r the thesis by Examiners should be Pre­conditi oned ror permission to sit in the rest of the c~amina{ions.

(b) Theory Papt'rs.-There should be four papers in each special ity at the post-g.raduate degree examination of which one would be on applied basic Sciences.

(c) T he examination should a im at eliciting the kllowledie or the candidate to undcrl&b independent work as a specialist in the subject conccrned.

(d) Oral amI Practical.-The candidates knowledge on inve~t;gative procedure, tecbniqu. a nd Olher aspect of the speci".lity should be elicited.

IX . Ex(tminations.-The post-gn'_duate degree shall have two examinations as foHows

I. The preliminary examination at the end of one academic year after admission.

2. The fi nal examination at the end of t'Wo academic years, after pass in g the preliminary ellaminatioll.

Prdimi1Jary £,\·aminatioll .-The prel iminary examination be held after train ing of one year in the following subjects and may be common for all the di~cipline~ :

I. Umoorc·Tabia with Ttlaq Afzal-UI-Aza (Ummore-Tabia with applicd physi~ logy) 2. Ta reekh-i-Tib (History of Medicine) 3. Methods of Research and Sio-statistics

4. Usool-e- I1aj with ltiaqi Maheatul-amraz (Principles of tr..:atment with applied pathololY) 5. Matab (Tashkhess wa Tajweez)

Final EXQmilwtiOIl.-The fi nal examinE-tion of post·gr,lrlualc degrcc Course in Unan i Tibb 5hould " e held a fte r 2 ycar5 o r completion of prdiminary cX1~m:ml\iOll in the p'·.pers prescribed for the subject of post-gradua tc study.

Diploma Course.-T he examination should Consist of (i) written (ii) oral (ii i) Clinical/practiea 1.

Arrangement of PlIpers.-There shall be 4 papers for final examinations in each specia lity and 3 papers in different speciality for post-graduate diploma course besides thesis and practical, Viva. voce in t he subject concerned.

Pos/-gradllal!, Degree Course (a) Kulliya( Wa {frl/ lI! Amraz

1. Akhla t, Mizaj 2. Asbab wa AJa ma t 3. Nabz. Tanaffus, Bole Wa Bantz 4. KuUiyat-Juze Amli

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(b) Thshreeh

I. Azmiyat, Azliyat (AzI?..at) 2. Nizam Douran·e·Khoon (Circulatory ~ystem) 3. NiaU'm Asabi (Nervous system) 4. AZe'a Murakkiba, including Nizame·gbudadi (Glandular System)

(c) lImul-Advia

I. Kulliyat-e·Advia. 2. Advia-e·Mufarada (Shinakhat, Kha\.,.as wa Taseerat~·advia).

3. Aarabadeen 4. Saidla

(d) Hi/zane Sehat

,. Sehat in relation with SiUae Zaroori2.

2. Amrao Mutauddia 3. Sehat Amma 4. Shakshi Hifz.1.ne·Sebat

(e) Qabalat Wa Amraze Niswall

1. Azac Niswania, Wazaef, Dourae·Tl.'.msia, Hamal was Razaut 2. Wilddnt. Isqat, Manae-hamal 3. Janecniyat 4. Amraze-Nizwan

(f) Moa/ijat

1. Amraz Nizame asbi wa ghudude-La-Qanati : 2. Amraz Nizamc Tanaffus wa Douranc Khoon 3. Amraz Nizame Hazam 4. Amraz Nizamc Nafz wa Amraze Tanasul.

(g) JarahiyGt

1. Usoole IImul Jarahat, Tadabcere Jarahia, Takhadeere Umoomi wa muqami 2. Amliyat Jarahra (Fasd, Kae, Hajaroat Bish shurt) 3. Adviae·Jarabia 4. Kasr-o-Khala

(h) MunaJe-UI-Aza

1. Umoor-c-Tabia 2. Khaliya wa Anscja (Cell and Tissue) 3. Hiyati Kecmiya (Bio-chemistry) 4. Atlaqu Munafc-UI-Aza (Applied physiology)

(i) NoJsiyot Amroz

I. Nizame-e-Asabi (Nervous System) 2. Advia-Nafsaniya Wa I1aj 3. Nafsiyati Zabaani Ilaj (Vcrbal Psychological treatment)

tIT. Post-Graduate Diploma Course

(a) Amraz-e-Ulm, Anf, aod Halaq (ENT)

I. Tashrceh-Ul-Uzn, Anf wa Halaq Mufassal 2. Munafe-al-Aza, Moalejat wa Jarahat of Uzn, Anf wa Halaq Mujamal 3. Alaatwc-Jarrahiya Muttalqa Uzn. Anf wa Halaq ka AmIan Istemal

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(b) Moa!ej(l!-Bil-Tadabea

l. Hifzane Sehat 2. M aakul \Va Mashroob 3. Hawa aur Pauni

(c) Amraze Ail! (Opthalmology)

I. Tashrceh Ain Mufa<;<;al 2. Munafe-ul-Aza, larahat of Aiu Ka Ham mutaliya, Amraze Ain \Va Jlaj . 3. Bcenayce ke Chashmon ki Pahch.t.an, n.amber ia2,,-p.na aur aalat-J ... rahiya Am I.:a A.JaR

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(d) Amraze AIJaf

J. Kibal-WlIla-UI-HamaJ 2. Bad-UI-Hamal 3. Amraze Atfal

(e) Dal/dOil Sa=i, Amrau Lissa Wa A~I/IIIJ

I. Tashreeh wa Munafe-ul-Aza 2. Moalejat \Va Jurrahat 3. D andan Saz!

(f) II mrau Jild

1. lild ki Banawat 2. Jild Illein dourane-khooll wa Asab 3. Amra e Jil d ki ShanaaJ.::hat \Va lIaj

(g) A mra=e Qalb

1. Qalb ki Tashrcch \Va Munafe-UI-Al:l

2. Qalb main Dourall-e-Khoon wa AS'lb 3. Amra7e Qalb wa llaj

(h) Amraz-I-Tana.wlya (Maraaf!)

1. Aza ki Ta<;hreeh \Va Munafae-ul-Aza 2. Amral-i-Jamayee (Sexually, transmitted (lh~~,s~s) 3. Usoole-llaj

(i) Amra=e Mufasi/lra l=am

1. Mufasil \Va (sam ki Tashreeh aur Manafe-ul-Aza 2. Amrazc Mufasil wa lum 3. Usoole lJaj

(j) Amrflze MII/aut/dia W" Hummiyal J. Hum1l1iyat-c-Qanoon 2. Amraze Mutnuddi,~ 3. Usoole llaj

(k) Tibbe QaIlO(lIl; IVa Sa11/oomi)'G!

J. Zebreelay Jaanwaron wa Sanuni Ashiya ki la ... nkari 2. Badal wa lIaj 3. Qanooni Pehlu ki laankari

Nnmber oj Examillers.-Thele shall be two examincrs for cach paper. One wil! be an external e~aminel and the ot her will be an internal. But fer the final exam :nation, there shall be three examiners i.e. two extern al examiners for 80 % marks and one internal examiner for 20% marks.

Student 1'cadu!r Ralio.-TI1C studcnt~ teacher ratio &hall be such that the number of post-graduate. ttllcbers to the post-gra.dllatc ~tudcnts number admitted per year be maintained at onc is to one (1 : 1)

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