Strengthen your understanding of the subjects taught during Second Professional BAMS with Ayurved Bharati’s Free 2nd BAMS Coaching – All Subjects Online.

This self-paced online course is designed for Second Professional BAMS students who need structured academic support alongside their regular college teaching. It combines recorded video lectures, subject-wise modules, digital study material, practice questions, quizzes and access to selected digital-library resources.

The course covers the major subjects of the Second Professional BAMS curriculum through a combination of Hindi- and English-medium lectures. Students can study according to their college schedule, repeat difficult lessons and revisit important concepts before internal assessments and university examinations.

The subjects taught during this professional phase also form an important foundation for AIAPGET, postgraduate entrance examinations and Ayurveda Medical Officer recruitment tests.

About the Free Second BAMS Coaching Course

Second Professional BAMS introduces students to Ayurvedic pharmacology, pharmaceutics, toxicology, pathology, diagnosis, preventive medicine and detailed Samhita study.

These subjects require students to integrate classical Ayurvedic principles with drug knowledge, disease mechanisms, diagnostic reasoning, pharmaceutical processes, public health and clinical application.

This free online tuition course helps students:

• Understand difficult concepts taught in college
• Revise subject-wise lessons through recorded videos
• Study in Hindi or English according to the available subject module
• Prepare concise notes for internal and university examinations
• Practise questions and quizzes
• Revisit important classical references
• Develop a stronger foundation for clinical subjects
• Begin systematic preparation for AIAPGET and other competitive examinations

Subjects Covered in Second Professional BAMS

Rasashastra evam Bhaishajya Kalpana

Lecture language: English

Rasashastra evam Bhaishajya Kalpana develops knowledge of Ayurvedic pharmaceutical substances, processing techniques, dosage forms, manufacturing principles and quality-related concepts.

The available learning resources may cover:

• Fundamental principles of Rasashastra
• Paribhasha and technical terminology
• Maharasa, Uparasa and Sadharana Rasa
• Dhatu and Upadhatu
• Ratna and Uparatna
• Sudha Varga and Sikata Varga
• Shodhana, Marana and associated pharmaceutical processes
• Yantra, Musha, Puta and Koshti
• Bhasma Pariksha
• Rasaushadhi preparation principles
• Panchavidha Kashaya Kalpana
• Churna, Vati, Avaleha and Sneha Kalpana
• Sandhana Kalpana
• Pharmaceutical calculations
• Drug manufacturing and dispensing principles
• Quality control and standardisation concepts

Agada Tantra

Lecture language: Hindi

Agada Tantra deals with Ayurvedic toxicology, poisoning, environmental hazards, medico-legal responsibilities and the prevention and management of toxic exposure.

The course may support the study of:

• Fundamental principles of Agada Tantra
• Visha and its classifications
• Sthavara, Jangama and Kritrima Visha
• Gara Visha and Dushi Visha
• Food poisoning
• Incompatible food and Viruddhahara
• Snakebite and other animal poisoning
• Plant, chemical and household poisoning
• General principles of poisoning management
• Emergency first-response concepts
• Environmental and occupational toxicology
• Forensic and medico-legal principles
• Medical ethics and professional responsibilities

Samhita Adhyayan–2

Lecture language: English

Samhita Adhyayan–2 develops a deeper understanding of prescribed classical texts, important verses and their interpretation within Ayurvedic theory and clinical practice.

The learning resources may help students:

• Read prescribed Samhita chapters systematically
• Understand important Sanskrit verses
• Interpret classical terminology
• Study fundamental and applied Siddhantas
• Identify important examination references
• Compare related concepts across chapters
• Connect classical teachings with clinical reasoning
• Prepare structured answers for university examinations
• Develop regular Samhita-reading habits

Dravyaguna Vigyana

Lecture language: English

Dravyaguna Vigyana introduces Ayurvedic pharmacology, medicinal plant identification, drug properties, therapeutic actions and rational clinical application.

The course may include:

• Dravya, Guna and Karma
• Rasa, Guna, Virya, Vipaka and Prabhava
• Drug classification
• Nama, Rupa and Yukti Jnana
• Medicinal plant identification
• Synonyms and botanical sources
• Useful parts and dosage
• Pharmacological and therapeutic actions
• Indications and contraindications
• Adverse effects and precautions
• Important medicinal plants
• Gana and Mahakashaya classification
• Substitutes and adulterants
• Drug collection, preservation and storage
• Applied Dravyaguna principles

Roga Nidana evam Vikriti Vigyana

Lecture language: Hindi

Roga Nidana evam Vikriti Vigyana provides the foundation for understanding disease causation, pathogenesis, clinical examination and diagnosis.

The learning resources may cover:

• Concept of health and disease
• Nidana Panchaka
• Hetu and causative factors
• Purvarupa
• Rupa
• Upashaya and Anupashaya
• Samprapti
• Shat Kriyakala
• Dosha-Dushya Sammurchhana
• Srotodushti
• Avarana
• Ama
• Vyadhikshamatva
• Rogi and Roga Pariksha
• Ashtavidha and Dashavidha Pariksha
• Clinical history and physical examination
• Basic laboratory investigations
• Haematology, urine and other diagnostic tests
• General pathology
• Disease-specific Nidana and Samprapti

Swasthavritta evam Yoga

Lecture language: Hindi

Swasthavritta evam Yoga focuses on health promotion, disease prevention, personal hygiene, public health, nutrition, Yoga and community medicine.

The course may support the study of:

• Swastha Lakshana
• Dinacharya
• Ratricharya
• Ritucharya
• Sadvritta
• Achara Rasayana
• Trayopastambha
• Ahara and nutrition
• Personal and environmental hygiene
• Janapadodhwamsa
• Communicable and non-communicable disease prevention
• Epidemiological concepts
• Maternal and child health
• School and occupational health
• National health programmes
• Health education
• Yoga philosophy
• Asana, Pranayama and meditation
• Applied Yoga for health promotion

Subject-Wise Language of Instruction

Essential Sanskrit terminology, classical references and standard technical expressions are retained in every subject regardless of the primary lecture language.

What You Will Receive

Pre-Recorded Video Lectures

The course is delivered through recorded subject-wise lectures. Students can study according to their own schedule and repeat lessons whenever clarification or revision is required.

Recorded lectures help students:

• Pause explanations while preparing notes
• Repeat difficult pharmaceutical and diagnostic concepts
• Review topics missed during college teaching
• Revise before internal assessments
• Prepare without depending on a fixed class schedule

Subject-Wise Course Modules

Each subject is organised into separate learning modules so that students can open the material relevant to their current college timetable.

You may follow the modules sequentially or use individual lessons for topic-specific revision.

Digital Study Material

Selected notes and study resources are provided within the course to supplement the recorded lectures.

Available material may include:

• Topic-wise digital notes
• Important definitions
• Classifications and comparative tables
• Classical references
• Drug and formulation summaries
• Disease and diagnostic charts
• Quick revision points
• University-oriented questions

Practice Questions, Quizzes and Assessments

Selected quizzes and practice questions help students assess their understanding after completing a lesson or subject module.

These assessments may help you:

• Identify weak topics
• Improve recall
• Review incorrect answers
• Prepare for internal assessments
• Practise objective questions
• Develop early AIAPGET preparation habits

Digital Library Access

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

The library may contain:

• eBooks
• Digital Samhitas
• Ayurveda reference books
• Recorded videos
• Study notes
• Competitive-exam resources
• Other academic learning material

The exact resources available may change as the digital library is updated.

Course Discussion and Doubt Support

Students can submit relevant academic questions through the available course discussion or question facility.

This is an asynchronous support system and should not be interpreted as a live classroom. Responses may be provided by teachers, support staff or participating learners according to the course discussion structure.

Lifetime Course Access

The learning material included under the enrolment is available with lifetime access, subject to applicable platform and course-access terms.

Students can therefore revisit Second Professional subjects during later clinical years, internship and competitive-exam preparation.

Why Second Professional BAMS Is Academically Important

The Second Professional phase connects the foundational principles learned earlier with drugs, medicines, disease processes, diagnosis, prevention and clinical application.

A strong understanding of these subjects supports later learning in:

• Kayachikitsa
• Panchakarma
• Shalya Tantra
• Shalakya Tantra
• Prasuti Tantra and Stri Roga
• Kaumarabhritya
• Clinical case assessment
• Rational prescription
• Ayurvedic pharmacy
• Preventive and community healthcare

Roga Nidana develops diagnostic reasoning, Dravyaguna explains therapeutic substances, Rasashastra and Bhaishajya Kalpana develop pharmaceutical understanding, and Samhita Adhyayan strengthens the classical basis required for clinical decision-making.

Foundation for AIAPGET and Other Competitive Examinations

Several high-yield areas in AIAPGET and Ayurveda Medical Officer examinations originate from Second Professional BAMS subjects.

The course can help students build an early foundation in:

• Medicinal plants and their properties
• Rasaushadhi and pharmaceutical procedures
• Classical formulations
• Nidana Panchaka
• Disease pathogenesis
• Laboratory and diagnostic concepts
• Toxicology
• Preventive medicine
• Public-health programmes
• Yoga
• Classical Samhita references

This course is primarily intended for professional BAMS learning. Dedicated competitive-exam revision, Comparative Samhita, previous-year questions and mock tests will still be required at the appropriate stage.

Who Should Join This Course?

• Students entering Second Professional BAMS
• Current Second Professional BAMS students
• Students requiring additional tuition support
• Learners who missed college lectures
• Students struggling with pharmaceutical or diagnostic subjects
• Learners seeking recorded classes in Hindi and English
• Students preparing for internal assessments
• Students revising before university examinations
• Learners wishing to strengthen their clinical foundation
• Students beginning early AIAPGET preparation

How to Study with the Course

Follow Your College Timetable

Open the subject and lesson currently being taught in college and use the corresponding module for additional explanation and revision.

Prepare Notes During the Lecture

Pause the video to record important definitions, verses, classifications, drugs, formulations, diagnostic points and examination-relevant facts.

Use the Original Samhita and Reference Books

Recorded lectures should supplement, not replace, prescribed classical texts and standard academic references.

Revise Every Week

Review completed topics regularly instead of postponing revision until the university examination.

Attempt Questions Without Notes

After completing a topic, attempt the available quizzes and additional university questions without referring to your study material.

Maintain an Error and Revision Notebook

Record:

• Incorrectly answered questions
• Difficult classical references
• Confusing medicinal plants
• Similar pharmaceutical processes
• Diagnostic criteria
• Frequently forgotten classifications
• Important public-health facts

Important Course Information

Academic Support

This course is developed and delivered through Ayurved Bharati’s online learning platform and is supported by Ayurvite Wellness Private Limited.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Free 2nd BAMS Coaching course?

It is a free online tuition and revision course for Second Professional BAMS students. It provides recorded lectures, digital study resources, quizzes and selected digital-library access across all six subject groups.

Is the Second BAMS coaching course free?

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

Which subjects are covered in the course?

The course covers Rasashastra evam Bhaishajya Kalpana, Agada Tantra, Samhita Adhyayan–2, Dravyaguna Vigyana, Roga Nidana evam Vikriti Vigyana, and Swasthavritta evam Yoga.

What is the language of the recorded lectures?

Rasashastra evam Bhaishajya Kalpana, Samhita Adhyayan–2 and Dravyaguna Vigyana are primarily taught in English. Agada Tantra, Roga Nidana and Swasthavritta are primarily taught in Hindi.

Are the classes live or recorded?

The regular course consists of pre-recorded video lectures. No fixed-schedule live classes are included.

Does the course cover every topic in the Second Professional BAMS syllabus?

The course is designed to provide broad learning support across all Second Professional subject groups. The availability and depth of individual lessons may vary as the course content is revised and expanded.

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 individual subject modules.

Does the course include quizzes and practice questions?

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

What resources are available in the digital library?

The digital library may include eBooks, digital Samhitas, Ayurveda reference books, recorded videos, study notes and other academic resources available with the course.

Can I ask academic questions?

Students can submit relevant doubts through the available course discussion or question facility. It is an asynchronous support system and not a live classroom.

Is there a limit on the number of students?

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?

Yes. The course helps strengthen important Second Professional BAMS subjects frequently relevant to Ayurveda competitive examinations. Dedicated AIAPGET preparation, Comparative Samhita, previous-year questions and mock tests will still be required later.

Does this course replace regular college teaching?

No. It is a supplementary tuition and revision resource. Students must continue attending their institutional lectures, practicals, pharmacy work, field visits and assessments.

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

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