Overview:

Ayurvedic General Medicine represents the pinnacle of holistic healthcare, rooted in Ayurveda—India's 5,000-year-old traditional medicine system. This comprehensive medical approach harnesses the power of natural remedies, time-tested herbal formulations, personalized dietary modifications, and lifestyle management techniques to prevent, treat, and cure various health conditions.

At its core, Ayurvedic General Medicine emphasizes achieving perfect balance between body, mind, and spirit. This makes it one of the world's oldest, most sustainable, and increasingly relevant healthcare systems in our modern wellness-focused society.

Course Description:

The Certificate in Ayurvedic General Medicine (DAGM) is a 6-month professional Ayurveda course (300 hours) offered by the National Council of Training Academy. This program is designed for individuals who want to build a strong foundation in Ayurvedic principles, holistic healing, herbal medicine, and preventive healthcare.

The curriculum blends theoretical knowledge and hands-on training in areas such as Ayurvedic diagnosis, herbal formulations, dietetics, and lifestyle management. Students also gain practical skills in Ayurvedic therapies and wellness practices under the guidance of qualified Ayurvedic practitioners.

By completing this Ayurveda certificate course, graduates will be prepared for roles in Ayurvedic clinics, Panchakarma centers, wellness and spa facilities, and community health programs. The course also serves as a pathway to advanced Ayurvedic studies and careers in holistic health.
This program is ideal for those passionate about natural medicine, alternative healing, and Ayurvedic wellness who wish to start or advance their career in the growing field of Ayurveda.

Course Curriculum:

The curriculum is structured to cover core Ayurvedic sciences, diagnostic methods, and preventive & therapeutic approaches.

1. Fundamentals of Ayurveda
   1. History and philosophy of Ayurveda
   2. Concepts of Tridosha (Vata, Pitta, Kapha) and body constitution (Prakriti)
   3. Basic principles of Panchamahabhuta (five elements) and Dhatus (tissues)
       
2. Ayurvedic Anatomy & Physiology
   1. Concepts of Sharira Rachana (body structure)
   2. Sharira Kriya (body functions and Dosha-Dhatu-Mala theory)
   3. Understanding health and disease balance
       
3. Dravyaguna Vigyan (Pharmacology of Ayurvedic Herbs)
   1. Classification and properties of medicinal plants
   2. Common Ayurvedic herbs and their therapeutic uses
   3. Preparation of herbal medicines
       
4. Ayurvedic Diagnosis (Roga Nidan)
   1. Diagnostic methods (Nadi Pariksha, tongue, eye, and pulse diagnosis)
   2. Understanding disease progression in Ayurveda
   3. Basic treatment protocols
       
5. Swasthavritta (Preventive & Social Medicine)
   1. Principles of health maintenance
   2. Daily and seasonal regimens (Dinacharya and Ritucharya)
   3. Role of yoga, meditation, and lifestyle management
       
6. Rasashastra & Bhaishajya Kalpana (Pharmaceuticals & Formulations)
   1. Preparation of simple Ayurvedic formulations (Churna, Kashaya, Taila, Ghrita)
   2. Safety and dosage guidelines
       
Kayachikitsa (General Medicine in Ayurveda)
1. Management of common ailments like fever, digestive disorders, joint pain, skin conditions
2. Role of Ayurveda in chronic lifestyle diseases (diabetes, hypertension)
    
7. Panchakarma & Detoxification Basics
   1. Introduction to Panchakarma therapies (Vamana, Virechana, Basti, Nasya, Raktamokshana)
   2. Indications and contraindications
   3. Supportive therapies and rejuvenation techniques
       
8. Health, Hygiene & Dietetics
   1. Role of Ahara (diet) in Ayurveda
   2. Therapeutic diets for different body types
   3. Principles of personal and community hygiene
       
9. Practical Training
   1. Ayurvedic pulse diagnosis demonstrations
   2. Preparation of simple herbal remedies
   3. Case studies in Ayurvedic diagnosis and treatment
   4. Exposure to Panchakarma practices
       

Placement Areas:

Graduates of the Certificate in Ayurvedic General Medicine (DAGM) can find opportunities in:

1. Ayurvedic Clinics & Hospitals: Supporting Ayurvedic physicians in diagnosis and treatment.
2. Wellness & Panchakarma Centers: Assisting in detoxification and rejuvenation therapies.
3. Health & Wellness Resorts/Spas: Providing Ayurvedic lifestyle and herbal therapy guidance.
4. Community Healthcare Programs: Promoting preventive healthcare and wellness practices.
5. Entrepreneurship: Starting herbal product businesses or Ayurvedic wellness consultation.
    

Salary Expectations:

Earnings depend on role, location, and experience.

1. In India: Entry-level salaries range from ₹2.5–₹4 lakh per year, with experienced practitioners earning ₹5–₹8 lakh annually.
2. Globally: Ayurvedic practitioners and wellness consultants can earn between $30,000–$60,000 annually in regions like the US, UK, and Middle East, with higher pay in wellness resorts and specialized centers.

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