The Department of Rachana Sharir is dedicated to the study of human anatomy as described in classical Ayurvedic texts and correlated with modern anatomical sciences. It provides students with comprehensive knowledge of body structures, organs, tissues, Srotas, Marma, and anatomical relationships essential for understanding health, disease, and clinical practice. Through theoretical instruction and practical dissection, the department builds a strong anatomical foundation for future Ayurvedic physicians.

To become a centre of excellence in Ayurvedic anatomy education by integrating classical knowledge with modern anatomical sciences and promoting excellence in teaching, research, and clinical application.

 To provide comprehensive education in Ayurvedic and modern anatomy.
 To develop strong anatomical knowledge through practical learning.
 To integrate classical Ayurvedic concepts with contemporary anatomical science.
 To encourage ethical, research-oriented, and clinically competent graduates.
 To create a strong academic foundation for future clinical practice.

 To develop thorough understanding of human anatomy according to Ayurveda.
 To correlate classical anatomical concepts with modern human anatomy.
 To strengthen observational and analytical skills through cadaveric dissection.
 To prepare students for clinical subjects requiring anatomical expertise.

 Understand Sharira Rachana according to Ayurvedic classics & Modern Medical Science
 Study of regional systematic Anatomy
 Study organs, tissues, Srotas, Marma, Asthi, Sandhi, and Snayu.
 Perform cadaveric dissection safely and ethically.
 Correlate Ayurvedic anatomy with modern anatomical structures.
 Develop practical anatomical knowledge essential for diagnosis and surgery.

 Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery (BAMS)
 Subjects: Rachana Sharir (NCISM Curriculum)

 Sharira Rachana
 Osteology
 Myology
 Angiology
 Neurology
 Marma Sharir
 Embryology (Garbha Sharir)
 Cadaveric Dissection
 Surface Anatomy & Specimens
 Modern Human Anatomy

 Interactive classroom lectures
 Cadaveric dissection
 Osteology demonstrations
 Anatomy museum teaching
 Models and charts
 Audio-visual learning
 Tutorials and seminars
 Practical demonstrations
 Smart board classes
 Videos in smart T.V. for dissection

 Well-equipped Dissection Hall with O.T lights and A.C
 Cadaver preservation facility
 Anatomy Museum
 Osteology specimens
 Articulated and non articulated cadavers models
 Histology and anatomical models
 Departmental Library
 Audio-visual teaching aids
 Computer and internet-enabled learning resources
 Infrastructure developed as per NCISM norms
Dissection table measuring tape roller, dissection kit, bone set, microscope, histological slides, storage cabinets,wash basin, Hand washing station,p.p.e,gloves,facemask, biohazard waste bins, first aid kit, fire extinguisher,charts,models,posters,organs and body parts.

 Cadaveric dissection sessions
 Practical demonstrations
 Student seminars
 Museum-based learning
 Tutorials and revision classes
 Internal assessments and viva voce
 Anatomy exhibitions
 Research-oriented academic discussions
 Integration clary from other department

Upon completion of the course, students will be able to:

 Demonstrate sound knowledge of Ayurvedic and modern anatomy.
 Identify normal anatomical structures accurately.
 Apply anatomical knowledge in clinical diagnosis and surgical procedures.
 Correlate Marma and anatomical structures with clinical practice.
 Develop a strong foundation for higher clinical learning.

The department prepares students for advanced clinical subjects including Shalya Tantra, Shalakya Tantra, Panchakarma, Kayachikitsa, postgraduate education, teaching, research, and surgical anatomy.

 Comprehensive cadaveric dissection training
 Well-equipped Anatomy Museum
 Osteology and anatomical specimen collection
 Experienced faculty
 Integrated Ayurvedic and modern anatomy teaching
 Research-oriented academic environment
 NCISM-compliant infrastructure