Prepare for major Ayurveda postgraduate entrance and Medical Officer examinations with Ayurved Bharati’s Free Ayurveda Competitive Exam Crash Course in English.

The course is designed for BAMS students, interns, Ayurveda graduates and working doctors preparing for:

• AIAPGET
• CRAV entrance examinations
• State PSC Ayurveda Medical Officer examinations
• UPSC Ayurveda Medical Officer recruitment
• Other Ayurveda entrance and recruitment examinations

The six-week core curriculum combines English-medium subject notes and recorded video lectures covering fundamental, preclinical, paraclinical and clinical Ayurveda subjects. The course also includes supplementary Hindi lectures, AYUSH current affairs and an English competitive-exam guide.

This is a structured crash and revision course. It is intended to strengthen important BAMS subjects and support rapid competitive-exam preparation rather than replace detailed study of every examination-specific syllabus.

Course Overview

Course fee: Free
Core course medium: English
Learning mode: Online and self-paced
Core curriculum duration: Six weeks
Total learning items: 74
Core weekly resources: 50
Additional Hindi lectures: 15
AYUSH current-affairs videos in Hindi: 8
Competitive-exam guide: One English PDF
Course validity: Lifetime access
Suitable for: AIAPGET, CRAV, State PSC, UPSC AMO and other Ayurveda competitive examinations

What You Will Study

The course follows a six-week subject sequence. Each week combines notes and recorded lectures so that learners can study a topic, revise its key points and continue systematically to the next subject.

The core curriculum covers:

• Padartha Vigyana
• Kriya Sharira
• Rachana Sharira
• Dravyaguna Vigyana
• Rasashastra
• Bhaishajya Kalpana
• Agada Tantra
• Vyavahara Ayurveda
• Roga Nidana
• Swasthavritta
• Maulika Siddhanta
• Charaka Samhita
• Kaumarabhritya
• Prasuti Tantra
• Stri Roga
• Kayachikitsa
• Shalya Tantra
• Shalakya Tantra
• Ashtanga Sangraha

Six-Week Course Curriculum

Week 1: Padartha Vigyana, Kriya Sharira and Rachana Sharira

The first week establishes the conceptual and physiological foundation required for further Ayurveda study.

Learning resources:

1. Padartha Vijnanam Notes
2. Padartha Vigyana Video Lecture – Part 1
3. Padartha Vigyana Video Lecture – Part 2
4. Kriya Sharira Notes
5. Kriya Sharira Video Lecture – Part 1
6. Kriya Sharira Video Lecture – Part 2
7. Rachana Sharira Notes
8. Rachana Sharira Video Lecture – Part 1
9. Rachana Sharira Video Lecture – Part 2

This week supports revision of Ayurvedic fundamental categories, physiological principles and important anatomical concepts commonly assessed in competitive examinations.

Week 2: Dravyaguna, Rasashastra and Bhaishajya Kalpana

The second week focuses on medicinal substances, Ayurvedic pharmacology, mineral and metallic preparations, and pharmaceutical principles.

Learning resources:

1. Dravyaguna Notes
2. Dravyaguna Video Lecture – Part 1
3. Dravyaguna Video Lecture – Part 2
4. Rasashastra Notes
5. Bhaishajya Kalpana Notes
6. Rasashastra and Bhaishajya Kalpana Video Lecture – Part 1
7. Rasashastra and Bhaishajya Kalpana Video Lecture – Part 2
8. Rasashastra and Bhaishajya Kalpana Video Lecture – Part 3

The combination of notes and lectures helps candidates revise drug properties, classifications, formulations, pharmaceutical procedures and frequently tested concepts.

Week 3: Agada Tantra, Vyavahara Ayurveda and Roga Nidana

The third week covers toxicology, forensic and medico-legal concepts, and the foundations of disease diagnosis.

Learning resources:

1. Agada Tantra Notes
2. Agada Tantra Video Lecture – Part 1
3. Agada Tantra Video Lecture – Part 2
4. Vyavahara Ayurveda Notes
5. Vyavahara Ayurveda Video Lecture
6. Roga Nidana Notes
7. Roga Nidana Video Lecture – Part 1
8. Roga Nidana Video Lecture – Part 2

This week is useful for revising toxicological principles, legal responsibilities, disease causation, clinical examination and diagnostic concepts.

Week 4: Swasthavritta, Maulika Siddhanta and Charaka Samhita

The fourth week integrates preventive medicine, fundamental Ayurvedic principles and selected teachings from Charaka Samhita.

Learning resources:

1. Swasthavritta Notes
2. Swasthavritta Video Lecture – Part 1
3. Swasthavritta Video Lecture – Part 2
4. Maulika Siddhanta Video Lecture
5. Charaka Samhita Video Lecture – Part 1
6. Charaka Samhita Video Lecture – Part 2
7. Charaka Samhita Video Lecture – Part 3

The week supports revision of healthy living, personal and community health, foundational principles and important Samhita-based concepts.

Week 5: Kaumarabhritya, Prasuti Tantra, Stri Roga and Kayachikitsa

The fifth week covers pediatric Ayurveda, obstetrics, gynecology and general medicine.

Learning resources:

1. Kaumarabhritya Notes
2. Kaumarabhritya Video Lecture – Part 1
3. Kaumarabhritya Video Lecture – Part 2
4. Prasuti Tantra and Stri Roga Notes
5. Prasuti Tantra Video Lecture
6. Stri Roga Video Lecture
7. Kayachikitsa Notes
8. Kayachikitsa Video Lecture – Part 1
9. Kayachikitsa Video Lecture – Part 2

This clinical week helps candidates revise important concepts related to child health, pregnancy, childbirth, women’s disorders and systemic disease management.

Week 6: Shalya Tantra, Shalakya Tantra and Ashtanga Sangraha

The final core week focuses on surgical, para-surgical, ENT, ophthalmological and classical textual concepts.

Learning resources:

1. Shalya Tantra Notes
2. Shalya Tantra Video Lecture – Part 1
3. Shalya Tantra Video Lecture – Part 2
4. Shalakya Tantra Notes
5. Shalakya Tantra Video Lecture – Part 1
6. Shalakya Tantra Video Lecture – Part 2
7. Ashtanga Sangraha – Part 1
8. Ashtanga Sangraha – Part 2
9. Ashtanga Sangraha – Part 3

This week provides revision of major surgical and Shalakya topics while reinforcing classical understanding through Ashtanga Sangraha.

Additional Hindi Lecture Series

The course includes a supplementary series of 15 Hindi video lectures featuring Dr Govind Pareek.

These lectures are separate from the six-week English core curriculum and may be used to:

• Reinforce important Ayurveda concepts
• Supplement English-medium subject preparation
• Revisit difficult areas through Hindi explanation
• Expand revision beyond the core weekly schedule
• Continue learning after completing the main course

Students who require an entirely English-medium course should note that this supplementary lecture series is delivered in Hindi.

AYUSH Current Affairs in Hindi

The course contains eight AYUSH current-affairs video lessons in Hindi.

These videos may support preparation for questions related to:

• Recent AYUSH developments
• Ayurveda institutions
• Government initiatives
• National health programmes
• AYUSH administration
• Professional and regulatory developments

Because current affairs change over time, candidates should supplement these recorded lessons with updated information relevant to the year of their examination.

English Competitive-Exam Guide and Notes

The course includes an English PDF containing Ayurveda competitive-exam guides and notes.

It may be used for:

• Rapid subject revision
• Supporting the recorded lectures
• Reviewing important examination points
• Preparing short personal notes
• Revising difficult areas
• Final-stage preparation

The PDF complements the core notes and video lectures but should not be treated as a substitute for examination-specific reference material.

How This Course Supports Different Examinations

AIAPGET Preparation

The course covers several important BAMS subjects relevant to AIAPGET and can be used for:

• Rapid subject revision
• Reviewing previously studied topics
• Strengthening weak areas
• Preparing before MCQ practice
• Supplementing detailed AIAPGET coaching

Candidates should combine the course with Comparative Samhita, previous-year questions, subject-wise MCQs and full-length mock examinations.

CRAV Entrance Preparation

The course supports CRAV preparation through revision of fundamental, classical and clinical Ayurveda subjects.

It can help candidates strengthen:

• Core BAMS knowledge
• Samhita-based concepts
• Clinical understanding
• Subject integration
• Rapid recall before the entrance examination

Candidates should verify the latest CRAV notification, eligible specialities, syllabus and selection procedure separately.

State PSC Ayurveda Medical Officer Preparation

The course can support the professional Ayurveda component of State PSC and other state-level Medical Officer examinations.

Depending on the recruiting authority, candidates may also need separate preparation for:

• State general knowledge
• General studies
• Current affairs
• Public health programmes
• State-specific health administration
• Language or aptitude sections

The exact syllabus should always be verified from the relevant official recruitment notification.

UPSC Ayurveda Medical Officer Preparation

The course may be used to revise professional BAMS subjects for UPSC or other central Ayurveda Medical Officer recruitment processes.

Candidates should separately confirm:

• Eligibility criteria
• Experience requirements
• Examination or shortlisting procedure
• Interview requirements
• Post-specific syllabus
• Current recruitment rules

Key Course Features

English-Medium Core Curriculum

The main six-week course provides subject notes and lectures in English.

Notes with Recorded Lectures

Most subjects combine written notes with video explanations for more organised revision.

Six-Week Study Sequence

The resources are arranged week by week so that candidates can follow a defined learning order.

Coverage of Fundamental and Clinical Subjects

The curriculum includes foundational sciences, pharmaceuticals, diagnosis, preventive medicine and major clinical specialities.

Self-Paced Online Learning

Students can access the recorded material according to their own schedule and repeat difficult lessons as required.

Selected Preview Lessons

Selected video lessons are available as previews, allowing learners to review the teaching approach and course presentation.

Supplementary Resources

The main curriculum is supported by Hindi special lectures, Hindi AYUSH current affairs and an English competitive-exam guide.

Lifetime Access

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

Who Should Join This Course?

The course is suitable for:

• BAMS final-year students
• BAMS interns
• Ayurveda graduates
• AIAPGET aspirants
• CRAV candidates
• State PSC Ayurveda Medical Officer aspirants
• UPSC Ayurveda Medical Officer aspirants
• Working Ayurveda doctors
• English-medium learners
• Candidates returning to competitive-exam preparation
• Students seeking organised subject revision
• Learners looking for a free preparation resource

How to Use the Course Effectively

Follow the weekly sequence instead of opening unrelated subjects randomly.

For each subject:

1. Read the available notes.
2. Watch the related recorded lecture.
3. Prepare concise revision points.
4. Attempt relevant MCQs from a separate question bank.
5. Record incorrect or confusing concepts.
6. Revisit the notes or lecture.
7. Reattempt the questions after revision.

A practical study cycle is:

Read → Watch → Recall → Practise → Analyse → Revise

At the end of each week, review all completed subjects before starting the next weekly section.

Important Course Scope

This is a crash and revision course covering selected important BAMS subjects. It should not be described as providing complete syllabus coverage for every listed examination.

AIAPGET, CRAV, State PSC and UPSC recruitment examinations may differ in:

• Syllabus
• Subject weightage
• Examination pattern
• Negative marking
• Eligibility criteria
• General-studies requirements
• Current-affairs requirements
• Interview or selection procedure

Candidates should use the latest official notification as the final source for examination-specific requirements.

Important Language Information

The six-week core curriculum is provided in English.

The following supplementary sections are in Hindi:

• Fifteen Dr Govind Pareek lectures
• Eight AYUSH current-affairs videos

The competitive-exam guides-and-notes PDF is provided in English.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Free Ayurveda Competitive Exam Crash Course in English?

It is a six-week online revision course by Ayurved Bharati for candidates preparing for AIAPGET, CRAV, State PSC, UPSC Ayurveda Medical Officer and related Ayurveda competitive examinations.

Is this course free?

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

How many learning resources are included?

The course contains 74 learning items, including 50 core weekly resources, 15 additional Hindi lectures, eight Hindi AYUSH current-affairs videos and one English guides-and-notes PDF.

Is the entire course taught in English?

The six-week core subject curriculum is in English. The Dr Govind Pareek supplementary series and AYUSH current-affairs videos are in Hindi. The competitive-exam guide PDF is in English.

How is the course organised?

The core curriculum is organised into six weekly sections. Each week covers related subjects through notes and recorded video lectures.

Which examinations can I prepare for with this course?

The course can support preparation for AIAPGET, CRAV, State PSC Ayurveda Medical Officer, UPSC Ayurveda Medical Officer and other examinations assessing professional BAMS subjects.

Does the course cover the complete AIAPGET syllabus?

No. It is a crash and revision course covering selected important subjects. Candidates should combine it with complete AIAPGET preparation, Comparative Samhita, previous-year questions and mock tests.

Are written notes included?

Yes. Notes are included for several subjects, including Padartha Vigyana, Kriya Sharira, Rachana Sharira, Dravyaguna, Rasashastra, Bhaishajya Kalpana, Agada Tantra, Vyavahara Ayurveda, Roga Nidana, Swasthavritta, Kaumarabhritya, Prasuti Tantra and Stri Roga, Kayachikitsa, Shalya Tantra and Shalakya Tantra.

Are current-affairs classes included?

Yes. Eight AYUSH current-affairs videos are included. These videos are delivered in Hindi and should be supplemented with updated current affairs for the relevant examination year.

Is a test series included in this course?

The attached curriculum does not list a dedicated test-series section. Candidates should use a separate question bank, previous-year papers and examination-specific mock tests alongside this course.

Are preview lessons available?

Yes. Selected video lectures from different subjects are available as free previews.

What is the course validity?

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

Can working Ayurveda doctors join?

Yes. The recorded and self-paced format is suitable for working doctors, interns and candidates unable to attend fixed-time classes.

Is this course sufficient for State PSC or UPSC AMO preparation?

The course can support professional Ayurveda-subject revision. General studies, state-specific topics, recent current affairs and recruitment-specific sections may require separate preparation.

How should I study using this course?

Follow the six-week order, read the notes before or after each lecture, prepare concise revision points and practise related MCQs independently. Review weak topics before moving to the next week.

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. If the course remains unavailable, contact the support team with your registered details and enrolment information.