The Department of Kriya Sharir is dedicated to the study of human physiology from the Ayurvedic perspective while correlating it with modern physiological sciences. It enables students to understand the normal functions of the human body through the concepts of Dosha, Dhatu, Mala, Agni, Srotas, Indriya, and Manas, forming a strong foundation for clinical diagnosis and therapeutic decision-making.
The department combines classical Ayurvedic knowledge with contemporary scientific understanding to help students appreciate the physiological basis of health, disease prevention, and holistic patient care

To become a centre of excellence in Ayurvedic physiology education by integrating classical Ayurvedic principles with modern physiological sciences and fostering academic excellence, research, and clinical competence.

  To impart comprehensive knowledge of Kriya Sharir based on classical Ayurvedic texts.
 To correlate Ayurvedic physiology with modern physiological concepts.
 To develop analytical thinking and scientific temperament among students.
 To promote research, innovation, and evidence-based learning.
 To prepare competent Ayurvedic physicians with a strong physiological foundation.

 Develop a clear understanding of normal physiological functions according to Ayurveda.
 Explain the concepts of Dosha, Dhatu, Mala, Agni, Srotas, and Prakriti.
 Correlate Ayurvedic physiology with contemporary medical science.
 Strengthen students' clinical reasoning and diagnostic abilities.
 Provide practical laboratory exposure aligned with NCISM guidelines.

 Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery (BAMS)
 Subject: Kriya Sharir (First Professional BAMS – NCISM Curriculum)

 Tridosha Siddhanta and Dosha Kriya
 Agni, Ahara Parinama and Metabolism
 Dhatu and Mala Physiology
 Srotas Sharir
 Indriya and Manas Sharir
 Prakriti and Constitutional Assessment
 Basic Modern Physiology and its Ayurvedic Correlation

 Classical text-based teaching with Shloka interpretation
 Interactive lectures and case-based discussions
 Demonstration using charts, models, and audiovisual aids
 Practical laboratory sessions and experiments
 Integrated teaching with modern physiology
 Student seminars, tutorials, and continuous assessment

 Well-equipped Kriya Sharir Practical Laboratory
 Modern physiology instruments and hematology setup
 Charts, anatomical models, and teaching aids
 Audio-visual teaching facilities
 Reference books, journals, and digital learning resources
 Infrastructure developed as per NCISM norms

 Theory lectures and practical demonstrations
 Student seminars and journal presentations
 Tutorials and revision sessions
 Internal assessments and viva voce
 Workshops and academic discussions
 University examination preparation

Upon completion of the course, students will be able to:
 Understand normal human physiology from the Ayurvedic perspective.
 Correlate Ayurvedic physiological principles with modern physiology.
 Apply physiological concepts in clinical diagnosis and patient management.
 Develop analytical, observational, and clinical reasoning skills.
 Build a strong academic foundation for higher professional subjects.

Knowledge of Kriya Sharir forms the cornerstone of Ayurvedic clinical practice, higher education, research, preventive healthcare, and integrative medicine. It equips students with the scientific understanding required for successful careers in clinical practice, academics, public health, and research.

 Experienced and dedicated faculty
 NCISM-compliant practical laboratory
 Integrated teaching with modern physiology
 Interactive learning through seminars and demonstrations
 Clinical orientation from the first professional year
 Research-focused academic environment