Certificate in Ayurveda Medicine (CAM)

By NCTA Team Last Updated: September 11, 2025

Overview:

Ayurveda is one of the oldest holistic healthcare systems, emphasizing the harmony of body, mind, and spirit to maintain wellness and prevent illness. Rooted in ancient Indian traditions, it focuses on natural healing, herbal medicines, diet, and lifestyle regulation. An Ayurveda practitioner plays a key role in guiding individuals toward preventive health, managing lifestyle disorders, and supporting overall well-being. With growing global interest in natural medicine, Ayurveda is becoming increasingly relevant in modern healthcare.

Course Description:

The Certificate in Ayurveda Medicine (CAM) is a one-year, 600-hour online program offered by the National Council of Training Academy (NCTA). This course is designed to provide learners with fundamental Ayurvedic knowledge and practical skills applicable in healthcare and wellness settings. It covers essential areas such as Ayurvedic anatomy, physiology, diagnosis, herbal pharmacology, nutrition, Panchakarma, yoga, and preventive healthcare practices.

Through interactive lectures, demonstrations, and practical sessions, students will gain the ability to understand body constitution (Prakriti), perform basic Ayurvedic diagnostic methods, recommend herbs and dietary guidelines, and apply natural therapies for health and wellness. This program is suitable for individuals aiming to build a career in Ayurveda or enhance their skills in holistic health practices. Upon completion, graduates can work in Ayurvedic clinics, wellness centers, yoga institutes, and health retreats, supporting practitioners and promoting natural healthcare.

Course Curriculum:

The Certificate in Ayurveda Medicine (CAM) covers Ayurvedic theory and clinical applications, offering a well-structured blend of foundational sciences and practical training. The curriculum includes:

  1. Ayurvedic Fundamentals:
    1. Tridosha theory and Prakriti (body constitution)
    2. Health and disease concepts in Ayurveda
       
  2. Ayurvedic Anatomy & Physiology:
    1. Sharir Rachana (Anatomy) and Sharir Kriya (Physiology)
    2. Agni, Ojas, and Srotas (Digestive fire, vitality, and body channels)
       
  3. Dravyaguna Vigyan (Pharmacology):
    1. Herbal classification and medicinal uses
    2. Preparation of herbal formulations
       
  4. Ayurvedic Diagnosis:
    1. Nadi Pariksha (Pulse examination)
    2. Jihwa Pariksha (Tongue analysis)
    3. Prakriti & Vikriti assessment
       
  5. Ayurvedic Nutrition & Lifestyle:
    1. Diet planning as per Dosha balance
    2. Seasonal and daily regimens (Ritucharya & Dinacharya)
       
  6. Panchakarma & Therapies:
    1. Detoxification principles and methods
    2. Abhyanga (massage), Shirodhara, and rejuvenation practices
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  7. Yoga & Meditation:
    1. Role of yoga and pranayama in Ayurveda
    2. Stress management and mind-body wellness
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  8. Health & Hygiene:
    1. Nutrition, sanitation, and preventive practices
    2. Community wellness and holistic health
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  9. Practical Training:
    1. Herbal preparation techniques
    2. Ayurvedic cooking demonstrations
    3. Case-based learning and guided consultations
       

Placement Areas:

Graduates of the Certificate in Ayurveda Medicine (CAM) can pursue careers in various fields, including:

  1. Ayurvedic Clinics & Hospitals: Assisting in patient consultations and herbal treatments.
  2. Wellness & Spa Centers: Offering Ayurvedic therapies and rejuvenation practices.
  3. Yoga & Meditation Institutes: Integrating Ayurveda with yoga-based health programs.
  4. Health Retreats & Resorts: Guiding guests on diet, detox, and lifestyle management.
  5. Private Practice & Home Healthcare: Providing consultations and herbal remedies.
     

Salary Expectations:

After completing the Certificate in Ayurveda Medicine (CAM), earnings vary depending on role and experience. In India, entry-level professionals earn ₹3–₹5 lakh annually, with potential to rise to ₹6–₹10 lakh. Internationally, salaries in wellness and healthcare sectors range from $35,000 to $60,000 per year, with higher prospects in specialized centers.

 

Note: This Course Is Not Registered Under NCISM But Is Listed Under Rashtriya Ayurveda Vidyapeeth (RAV)
 

Course Features


Course Code NCTA-892
Duration 1 Year
Category Certificate in Ayurveda Medicine (CAM)
Eligibility 10TH PASS
Fees INR(₹) 35000.00/ USD ($) 510

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