Begin your Ayurveda education with a clear and organised understanding of the subjects taught during First Professional BAMS.

Ayurved Bharati’s Free 1st BAMS Tuition – All Subjects is an online, self-paced learning programme for students who want additional academic support alongside their college teaching.

The course combines recorded video lectures, digital study material, practice questions, quizzes and access to selected digital-library resources. Students can study subject by subject, repeat difficult lessons and revise according to their own academic schedule.

It also helps build the conceptual foundation required for later BAMS subjects, clinical learning and future preparation for AIAPGET and other Ayurveda competitive examinations.

About the Free First BAMS Tuition Course

The beginning of BAMS can be challenging because students must simultaneously understand Sanskrit terminology, classical texts, Ayurvedic fundamental principles, anatomy and physiology.

This course supports that transition by presenting important subjects through recorded explanations and organised digital resources.

Students can use the course to:

• Understand difficult topics introduced in college
• Revise lessons after classroom teaching
• Repeat recorded explanations before examinations
• Prepare concise subject notes
• Practise questions and quizzes
• Improve familiarity with classical terminology
• Develop a stronger foundation for later professional subjects

Subjects Covered in First Professional BAMS

The course provides learning support across the five major subject groups prescribed for First Professional BAMS.

Sanskrit and Ayurveda Itihasa

Sanskrit supports the correct reading, interpretation and understanding of Ayurvedic terminology, verses and classical literature.

The learning resources may cover:

• Basic Sanskrit grammar
• Ayurvedic terminology
• Sandhi and Samasa
• Shabda and Dhatu forms
• Sentence construction
• Verse reading and interpretation
• Use of dictionaries and traditional references
• Historical development of Ayurveda
• Important classical scholars
• Major traditions and institutions of Ayurveda

Padartha Vijnanam

Padartha Vijnanam introduces the philosophical and conceptual foundations used to understand Ayurvedic science.

Important learning areas may include:

• Ayurveda Lakshana
• Ayush and its components
• Darshana and philosophical foundations
• Padartha
• Dravya
• Guna
• Karma
• Samanya
• Vishesha
• Samavaya
• Abhava
• Pramana and methods of knowledge
• Karya-karana Siddhanta
• Fundamental principles applied in Ayurveda

Kriya Sharira

Kriya Sharira deals with the functional organisation of the human body from Ayurvedic and relevant contemporary perspectives.

The course may support study of:

• Dosha Siddhanta
• Prakriti
• Dhatu
• Mala
• Agni
• Ahara Paka
• Srotas
• Ojas
• Bala
• Nidra
• Manas
• Indriya
• Normal physiological processes
• Applied physiological concepts

Rachana Sharira

Rachana Sharira introduces the structural organisation of the human body through Ayurvedic concepts and contemporary anatomy.

Learning resources may include:

• Sharira Paribhasha
• Embryological concepts
• Garbha Sharira
• Anga-pratyanga
• Asthi
• Sandhi
• Peshi
• Snayu
• Sira and Dhamani
• Srotas
• Marma Sharira
• Regional anatomy
• Organ-system anatomy
• Surface and applied anatomy

Samhita Adhyayan–1

Samhita Adhyayan develops the ability to read, understand and apply foundational teachings from major Ayurvedic classical texts.

The course may support students in:

• Reading prescribed Samhita chapters
• Understanding important Sanskrit verses
• Learning classical definitions
• Interpreting fundamental principles
• Comparing related concepts
• Connecting classical statements with applied Ayurveda
• Preparing important examination references
• Developing systematic Samhita-reading habits

What You Will Receive

Pre-Recorded Video Lectures

All teaching sessions are provided through recorded videos. Students can access the lessons according to their available time and repeat them whenever necessary.

Recorded learning is useful for:

• Revising difficult explanations
• Pausing to prepare notes
• Studying missed college topics
• Reviewing lessons before assessments
• Learning without a fixed class schedule

Subject-Wise Course Modules

The learning material is organised by subject and topic so that students can select the module relevant to their current college schedule.

You may study the subjects sequentially or open a particular topic when additional clarification is required.

Digital Study Material

Selected digital notes and supporting resources are provided to reinforce the recorded lectures.

The available material may include:

• Topic-wise notes
• Important definitions
• Classifications
• Tables and comparisons
• Classical references
• Quick revision points
• Practice questions
• Examination-oriented summaries

Practice Questions and Quizzes

Selected quizzes and practice questions help students check their understanding after completing a topic.

These assessments can help you:

• Identify weak concepts
• Improve recall
• Review incorrect answers
• Prepare for internal assessments
• Develop objective-question-solving skills
• Build an early foundation for competitive examinations

Digital Library Access

Students receive access to the available digital-library resources included with the course.

The library may contain:

• eBooks
• Digital Samhitas
• Recorded videos
• Reference material
• Subject notes
• Additional Ayurveda learning resources

The exact resources available may change as the digital library is revised and expanded.

Course Discussion and Doubt Support

Students can use the available course discussion or question facility to submit relevant academic doubts.

This facility is asynchronous and should not be interpreted as a live class. Questions may be reviewed by teachers, support staff or other learners according to the course discussion system.

Lifetime Access

Students receive lifetime access to the course material included under their enrolment, subject to the applicable platform and course-access terms.

Lifetime access allows learners to revisit foundational subjects during later professional years and while preparing for university or competitive examinations.

Why First Professional BAMS Requires Strong Foundations

First Professional BAMS introduces the vocabulary, principles and structural knowledge on which later subjects depend.

A weak understanding at this stage may create difficulty in subjects such as:

• Dravyaguna Vigyana
• Rasashastra and Bhaishajya Kalpana
• Roga Nidana
• Swasthavritta
• Agada Tantra
• Kayachikitsa
• Panchakarma
• Shalya Tantra
• Shalakya Tantra
• Prasuti Tantra and Stri Roga
• Kaumarabhritya

Understanding Padartha, Dosha, Dhatu, Mala, Agni, Srotas, Sharira and Samhita terminology during the first professional phase makes later clinical learning more meaningful.

Foundation for AIAPGET and Competitive Examinations

Competitive-exam preparation should not begin only during internship. Many frequently tested concepts originate in First Professional BAMS subjects.

This course can help students establish an early foundation in:

• Classical definitions
• Fundamental Siddhantas
• Dosha and Dhatu concepts
• Anatomical terminology
• Physiological principles
• Sanskrit interpretation
• Samhita references
• Objective-question practice

The course is primarily intended for university learning. It should be supplemented with dedicated AIAPGET preparation, previous-year questions and mock tests at the appropriate stage.

Who Should Join This Course?

• Students newly admitted to BAMS
• First Professional BAMS students
• Students who need additional tuition support
• Learners struggling with Sanskrit terminology
• Students who want to revise anatomy and physiology
• Learners seeking recorded classes instead of fixed-time sessions
• Students preparing for internal assessments
• Students revising before university examinations
• BAMS learners wishing to strengthen their foundation
• Students beginning early preparation for Ayurveda competitive examinations

How to Study with This Course

Follow Your College Schedule

Open the subject currently being taught in your college and use the related videos and notes as supporting tuition.

Watch Lessons Actively

Pause the lecture to write definitions, classifications, important verses and concepts in your own notes.

Read the Original Text

For Samhita and Sanskrit topics, read the relevant original passage alongside the recorded explanation.

Revise Every Week

Reserve time at the end of each week to revise completed topics instead of postponing all revision until the examination.

Attempt Practice Questions

Use the available quizzes and additional university-oriented questions to test recall without referring to notes.

Maintain a Difficult-Topics List

Record topics that require repeated study, such as Sanskrit grammar, philosophical concepts, anatomical structures, Dosha functions and classical classifications.

Important Course Information

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Free 1st BAMS Tuition course?

It is a free online tuition and revision course by Ayurved Bharati for First Professional BAMS students. It provides recorded lectures, digital study resources, quizzes and selected digital-library access.

Is the First BAMS tuition course free?

Yes. The core course is offered free of cost. Students may need to complete the free enrolment process to access the included lessons and resources.

Which subjects are covered?

The course provides learning support for Sanskrit and Ayurveda Itihasa, Padartha Vijnanam, Kriya Sharira, Rachana Sharira and Samhita Adhyayan–1.

Does the course cover every topic of the First Professional BAMS syllabus?

The course is designed to provide broad support across all First Professional subject groups. The availability and depth of individual topics may vary as lessons and study resources are updated.

Are the classes live or recorded?

All regular classes are pre-recorded. Students can study according to their own schedule, and no fixed-schedule live classes are included.

How long can I access the course?

The learning resources included under the enrolment are available with lifetime access, subject to the applicable course and platform terms.

Are digital notes included?

Selected digital notes, summaries and supporting study resources are included where available within the subject modules.

Does the course include quizzes and practice questions?

Yes. Selected practice questions, quizzes and assessments are provided to reinforce learning and help students identify topics requiring further revision.

What resources are available in the digital library?

The available digital library may include eBooks, digital Samhitas, recorded videos, notes, reference material and other Ayurveda learning resources.

Can I ask academic questions in the course?

Students can use the available course discussion or question facility to submit relevant academic doubts. This is an asynchronous support facility and not a live class.

Is there a limit on the number of learners?

The recorded and self-paced course does not operate as a limited-seat live batch. Access remains subject to the platform’s enrolment and course-availability settings.

Can I access the course on a mobile phone?

Yes. Students can access the course through supported web and mobile platforms using a stable internet connection.

Will this course help with AIAPGET preparation?

The course helps build an early foundation in First Professional BAMS subjects. Dedicated AIAPGET syllabus study, Comparative Samhita, previous-year questions and mock tests will still be required later.

Does this course replace regular college classes?

No. The course is a supplementary tuition and revision resource. Students must continue attending their college lectures, practicals, demonstrations and assessments.

What should I do if the course is not visible after enrolment?

Log in with the same email address or mobile number used during enrolment and check the My Learning section. If the course is still unavailable, contact support with your registered details and enrolment information.