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Academic Year2025-262024-252023-242022-232021-22
Number of Final Year students appeared for exams for UG Courses4849525549
Number of Final Year students passed out in exams for UG Courses3642372732
Number of Final Year students appeared for exams for PG Courses00201
Number of Final Year students passed out in exams for PG Courses00201
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The Cell is constituted in accordance with the directive of the Government. It will look into the complaints of any kind of ragging in the campus: any physical or mental torture or any disorderly conduct towards any student of this institution causing apprehension, dread, humiliation or agitation in him or her. The college is particularly firm on taking actions against the offenders, as per the provisions contained in the Anti Ragging Act of Kerala.

ANTI-RAGGING COMMITTEE

Members of Anti-Ragging committee of MACMC, Pandalam

1Dr. Robin J ThomsonPrincipal /  Hostel warden (Mob. No. 9746179800)
2Dr.Indu.RAsso. Professor (Mob.No. 9400772700)
3Dr.Devi.SAsst. Professor (Mob.No.6238098105)
4Sri.Reghu GAccount Officer
5Sri. NazarudeenPTA President
6SI of PolicePandalam
7Village OfficerPandalam
8Sri. Adv Prasanna Kumar UnnithanAdvocate, Adoor
9Sri. K.C Giresh KumarReporter Mathrubhumi
10Ms.  Aavani M S (2021 Batch)College Union Chairperson 2025-2026
11Ms. Devananda P S  (2024 Batch)Student’s Class Representative 2025-2026

ANTI-RAGGING SQUAD

Members of Anti-Ragging Squad of MACMC, Pandalam

1Dr.Robin J ThomsonPrincipal
2Dr. Indu.RVice Principal – Administration
3Dr. Shubha K SProfessor
4Dr. Sooraj .SProfessor
5Dr. Resmi.RAssociate Professor
6Ms. Aavani M SCollege Union Chairperson 2025-2026
7Ms. Sreeparvathy JStudent’s Class Representative 2025-2026

ANTI-SEXUAL HARASSMENT

SI NOMembers
1Dr. Robin J Thomson
2Dr. Indu R
3Miss. Dhanusha M P
4Miss. Krishnanjali
5Mr. A K Adarsh
6Miss. Devananda P S
7Miss. Sreeparvathy J 

COLLEGE COUNCIL

With reference to the CCIM regulations 2012 dt.18/07/2012,and KUHS circular
No.8747/AC1/GenA2/KUHS/2016 dt 07.02.2017 the College Council is hereby constituted as under.

S.NONAME OF FACULTYDEPARTMENTDESIGNATIONDESIGNATION
1.Dr.Robin J ThomsonShalyaTantraPrincipalChairman
2.Dr. Parthasarathi P. SR&BProfessorMember
3.Dr. Subha.K.SKayachikitsaProfessorMember
4.Dr.Ananthakrishnan.CAgadatantraProfessorMember
5.Dr.K.S.Aswini DevPanchakarmaProfessorMember
6.Dr. Indu RRachanaShareeraProfessorMember
7.Dr.Sooraj.SDravyagunaProfessorMember
8.Dr. Gireesh S GKaumarabrithyaProfessorMember
9.Dr. Dhanya Krishnan Samhitha and SiddhantaAssociate ProfessorMember
10.Dr. Viswalekshmi SShalakya TantraProfessorMember
11.Dr. Anumol S PeruvelilRoga NidanamAssociate ProfessorMember
12.Dr. Prasanth PSwastha VrittaProfessorMember
13.Dr. Amrutha B LRoga NidanamAssociate ProfessorMember
14.Dr. Athiralekshmi S VPrasuti & Stri rogaAssociate ProfessorMember
15.Sri.Reghu GAdministrationAdministrative OfficerMember
16.Mr. Nasarudheen MParentPTA PresidentMember
17.Dr. Rajani NairShalya TantraAssociate ProfessorMembers of Teaching staff nominated for the time being
18.Dr. Amirtha RamSwasthavrittaAssistant ProfessorMember
19.Ms. Aavani M SStudentCollege Union ChairpersonMember

Academic Monitoring Cell: Institutional Academic Committee Formation

1Chairman (Principal )Dr.Robin J Thomson
2Vice Chairman & HODDr.Indu. R.
3Course Co-ordinatorDr. Sooraj S
4Research Co-ordinatorDr.Shubha K S
5Person Responsible & HODDr. Prasanth P
6Samhita SidhantaDr. Dhanya Krishnan 
7Rachana ShareeraDr.Indu R
8Kriya ShareeraDr.Amrutha B L
9DravyagunaDr.Sooraj S
10Rasashatra & Bhaishajya KalpanaDr.Parthasarathi. P.S
11RoganidanamDr.Anumol S Peruvelil
12Agada TantraDr.Ananthakrishnan.C
13Swastha VrittaDr.Prasanth .P
14KaumarabhrithyaDr. Gireesh S G
15Prasuti Tantra & StrirogaDr. Athiralekshmi S V
16Kaya ChikitsaDr.  Shubha K S
17Salya TantraDr.Robin J Thomson
18Shalakya TantraDr.Viswalekshmi S
19PanchakarmaDr. K.S Aswinidev

Institutional Ethics Committee of Mannam Ayurveda Co-operative Medical College, Pandalam isreconstituted as follows with effect from13/07/2020.

The committee members include:

SI NODesignationMembers
1CHAIRPERSONDr. K G Padmakumaran Nair
H.O.D Dept of Biochemistry
N.S.S College, Pandalam
2Medical ScientistDr. Jyothi S Pillai (MSc Biochemistry, PhD)
Bio Chemist, MACMC Pandalam
3ClinicianDr. K N Santhi Kumari(MBBS, DA)
Anaesthesiologist, CM Hospital
Pandalam
4ClinicianDr Shubha K S
Professor
MACMC, Pandalam
5Legal ExpertAdv. Prasannakumar Unnithan
Karthika, Maroor P O., Adoor – 691 524
6Social ScientistDr.K.Thulaseedharan Nair
T.C.27/2145, Observatory Lane, Thiruvananthapuram-695033.
7Philosopher/Theologian/EthicistSri.Kantaru Rajeevaru
Thazhamon Madom , Chenganur
8Lay PersonMr.M.B.Binu Kumar ,
Muttar, Pandalam
9Members from basic Medical Science areaDr.Reshmi.R
Associate Professor MACMC, Pandalam
10Members from basic Medical Science areaDr. Vishnumohan P M
Associate professor MACMC, Pandalam
11Member SecretaryDr.Priya P
Assistant Professor, MACMC, Pandalam

The PTA of the college is strong and active providing all possible support for the promotion of academic activity. It facilitates contact between the parents and the teachers and is an effective forum to better the academic atmosphere and execute developmental programmes. It has also instituted cash award for the students of this college scoring, the highest marks in degree courses in the University examinations. The PTA also gives awards to the top scorers in degree courses in the model examination.

List of PTA Executive Members 2023-24

S.NODESIGNATIONNAME
1.PresidentMr. Nasarudheen M – 8075162832
2.Vice President

Mrs. Jayalatha– 9497120244

3.Secretary

Dr. Indu R,  Professor

(Vice Principal-Administration) – 9400772700

4.Joint SecretaryDr .Viswalekshmi S, Professor -9847588777
5.TreasurerDr .Ananthakrishnan C , Professor – 9846444766
6.Parent MemberMr. Baiju Varghese – 9447319344
7.Parent MemberMr. K .M Benadict – 9446365994
8.Parent MemberMr. Shoukath Alia – 9447558900
9.Parent MemberMr. Satheesh Candran P .K – 8078402387
10.Parent MemberMrs. Seena  V – 9446918991
11.Parent MemberMrs. Kanakkammal K T – 9447547959
12.Teachers MemberDr .Dhanesh Kannan R, Professor(NC) – 9496156733
13.Teachers MemberDr. Amrutha B L, Associate Professor, – 9995774239
14.Teachers Member Programme Officer NSSDr .Shambu  C .O, Assistant Professor – 9809616784
15.Patron – PrincipalDr. Robin J Thomson – 9746179800

 

List of HUMAN RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT CELL 2025-26

S.NODESIGNATIONNAME
1.PresidentMr. Nasarudheen M – 8075162832
2.Vice President

Mrs. Jayalatha– 9497120244

3.Secretary

Dr. Indu R,  Professor

(Vice Principal-Administration) – 9400772700

4.Joint SecretaryDr .Viswalekshmi S, Professor -9847588777
5.TreasurerDr .Ananthakrishnan C , Professor – 9846444766
6.Parent MemberMr. Baiju Varghese – 9447319344
7.Parent MemberMr. K .M Benadict – 9446365994
8.Parent MemberMr. Shoukath Alia – 9447558900
9.Parent MemberMr. Satheesh Candran P .K – 8078402387
10.Parent MemberMrs. Seena  V – 9446918991
11.Parent MemberMrs. Kanakkammal K T – 9447547959
12.Teachers MemberDr .Dhanesh Kannan R, Professor(NC) – 9496156733
13.Teachers MemberDr. Amrutha B L, Associate Professor, – 9995774239
14.Teachers Member Programme Officer NSSDr .Shambu  C .O, Assistant Professor – 9809616784
15.Patron – PrincipalDr. Robin J Thomson – 9746179800

Book Resources in the Library 2022

SI No.DetailsNumber of Books Available
1Ayurveda9420
2Modern Medicine2629
3Journal12
4Others1008
5TOTAL13069

 

Facilities

DISSECTION HALL

 

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Essential Equipment and Instruments

Count/Availability of Instruments/Equipments

1

Khalva Yantra- Small

10

2

Khalva Yantra- Medium

10

3

Khalva Yantra- Porcelain

10

4

Taptakhalva yantra

3

5

Heating Device-Gas Stove

Available

6

Digital balance

1

7

Heating Device-Hot plate

Available

8

Heating Device-Chulla (Charcoal)

Available

9

Vessels-Frying Pan

Available

10

Vessels-Steel Vessel

Available

11

Vessels-Spatula

Available

12

Vessels-Ladles & Spoons

Available

13

Vessels-Knife

Available

14

Vessels-Plates

Available

15

Vessels-Samdamsa Yantra(Tongs)

Available

16

Measuring Equipments Different Size (Glass)

Available

17

Big Vessels & Containers- Brass

Available

18

Big Vessels & Containers-Copper

Available

19

Big Vessels & Containers-Steel etc.

Available

20

Pounding Apparatus (Ulukhala Yantra)

10

21

Sieves (Assorted Numbers & Size)

Available

22

Wet Grinder

1

23

Mixer or grinder

2

24

Juice Extractor

1

25

Putas (Different kind)

5

26

Pyrometer

Available

27

Thermometer

Available

28

Pressure Cooker

Available

29

Moosha (Crucibles)

30

30

Koshti with Blower

2

31

Refrigerator

1

32

Jars(Porcelain) Fermentation Purpose

Available

33

Dola Yantra

1

34

Valuka Yantra

1

35

Pithara Yantra

1

36

Bhudhara Yantra etc.

1

37

Distillation Apparatus & Arka Yantra

1

38

Enamel Trays

Available

39

Earthen Vessels-Pots

Available

40

Kupipakva Bhatti

1

41

Almiras & Racks for storage

Available

42

Pestle and mortar glass

2

43

Bottle sealing machine(Manual/Automatic)

Available

44

Sealing machine

1

45

Filling machine

1

46

Ball mill (Stainless steel balls)

Not Available

47

Tincture press

1

48

Electronic balance of different capacities (up to100grms with accuracy 1.0 milligram, 100 -1000 grams with accuracy 1.0gram, 1kilogram and above)

1

49

Pulveriser(Lab Model)

Available

50

Granulator

1

51

Hand operated tablet punching machine

1

52

Tablet coating Panunit with hot air blower laboratory

1

53

Tablet polishing pan laboratory size

1

54

Dryer

1

55

Homogenizer

1

56

Pills making machine

Not Available

57

End runner machine

Not Available

58

Edge runner machine

Not Available

59

Capsule filling machine

Not Available

60

Double cone blender

Not Available

61

Liquid filling machine

Not Available

62

Planetary mixer(Lab Model) for ointment or cream

Available

63

Soft gelatin capsule filling

Not Available

64

Mechanised kharal- two or four arms

0

65

Chimney or air handling unit

Available

66

Mohs hardness test kit

5

67

Hot air oven

1

68

Walkers steelyard (for specific gravity of minerals)

Not Available

69

Automatic flask shaker

1

70

Water bath

1

71

Digital pH (per Hydrogen ion Concentration) meter

1

72

Tablet hardness tester

1

73

Muffle furnace (Horizontal)12 inches x 12 inches x 18 inches digital X maximum temp 1250 C

Available

74

Muffle furnace(Horizontal) (ash content tester) x digital display x maximum temp 900C

Not Available

75

Vertical furnace-Kupi pack type (two bottles) X Digital X maximum temp 900C

1

76

Non-contact infrared thermocouple K- type

1

77

Thermocouple K-type

1

78

Desiccator glass

1

79

Desiccator with vacuum

Not Available

80

Vacuum pump

Not Available

81

Vacuum pump Collapsible tube– filling and sealing Equipment

Not Available

82

Tray drier

Available

83

Hand grinding mill

Available

84

Kitchen aprons

Available

85

Steel trays

Available

86

Oven gloves

Available

87

Kadahi– iron

Available

88

Aluminium vessels

Available

89

Clay graphite silver melting crucible maximum temp 1500C

5

90

Crucible tongs 18 inches Stainless steel

Available

91

Ointment spatula

Available

92

Lipstick moulds

Available

93

Specimens of Rasashastra and Bhaishajya Kalpana related samples in suitable display containers

Available

 

 

 

PHYSIOLOGY (KRIYA SHARIR) LABORATORY

 

S.No

Essential Equipment and Instruments

Count/Availability of Instruments/Equipments

1

Microscope (trinocular with digital camera, including software for projection through liquid crystal display or smart board or smart Television for demonstration of histology and others)

1

2

Westergren’s pipette for ESR

30

3

Haematocrit Tube

30

4

Sahli’s Haemoglobinometer

30

5

Haemocytometer

30

6

Sphygmomanometer

5

7

Stethoscope

58

8

Clinical Thermometer

10

9

Knee Hammer

60

10

Tuning forks

60

11

Electrocardiograph

2

12

Stop watches

60

13

Water Distillation still

1

14

Balances

1

15

Consumables kits, reagents, chemicals, microscope slides,coverslips, gloves, lancets etc.

Available

16

Centrifuge machine with digital regulator

1

17

Colorimeter (Photoelectric)

3

18

pH Meter (Electric)

3

19

pH Comparator with disc in a batch

1

20

Refrigerator

1

21

Newton’s colour wheel in a batch

1

22

Sterilizer

5

23

Microscope (binocular with eye piece (wide field), objectives (10x, 40x spring loaded, 100x oil immersion spring loaded built-in illumination)

2

24

Digital weighing scale

5

25

Measuring tape

10

26

Height measurement scale

5

27

Naadi recording equipment

1

 

 

Quality Testing Laboratory

 

S.No

Essential Equipment and Instruments

Count/Availability of Instruments/Equipments

1

Computer, internet, printer

3

2

Smart board or Liquid Crystal Display projector

1

3

Ultra-violet visible spectro photometer

1

4

Flame photo meter

1

5

Digital pH(per Hydrogen ion Concentration) meter

1

6

Precision melting point apparatus

1

7

Distillation unit for distilled water

1

8

Moisture analyser balance

1

9

Orbital shaker

1

10

Laminar air flow

1

11

Mechanical stirrer with hot plate

1

12

Magnetic stirrer

1

13

Dissolution test apparatus

1

14

Tablet disintegration test apparatus

1

15

Monsanto’s hardness tester

1

16

Pfizer type hardness tester

1

17

Tablet counter– small size

1

18

Bulk density apparatus

1

19

Friability test apparatus

1

20

Ostwald’s viscometer

1

21

Refractometer

1

22

Analytical balance digital high precision (0.0001g–220g)

1

23

Incubator

1

24

Clarity test apparatus

1

25

Humidity control oven

1

26

Karl Fischer apparatus

1

27

Sieve shaker

1

28

Graduating sieve se

1

29

Thermometer up to 110?

2

30

Centrifuge

1

31

Filtration equipment

2

32

Water bath twelve holes

1

33

Suction pump

1

34

Soni cator

1

35

Heating mantle different capacity

2

36

Total Leucocyte Count chamber and sprayer

2

37

Clevenger’s apparatus

1

38

Arsenic limit test apparatus

1

39

Adjustable volume micro pipette

2

40

Rotary evaporator apparatus

1

41

Soxhlet apparatus

2

42

Reflux flask with condenser single neck

1

 

Glassware and consumable

 

S.No

Essential Equipment and Instruments

Count/Availability of Instruments/Equipments

1

Petri dish glass

Available

2

Petri dish polypropylene

Available

3

Watch glass

Available

4

Glassware

Available

5

Glass beaker-different capacity

Available

6

Measuring flask different capacity

Available

7

Volumetric flask different capacity

Available

8

Graduated measuring cylinder

Available

9

Buchner funnels small, medium,large

Available

10

Burette

Available

11

Nessler’s cylinders

Available

 

PHARMACOGNOSY LABORATORY [DRAVYAGUNA]

 

S.No

Essential Equipment and Instruments

Count/Availability of Instruments/Equipments

1

Microscope (trinocular with digital camera, including software for projection through liquid crystal display or smart board or smart television for demonstration of histology and others)

1

2

Magnification lens with light

5

3

Microscope (trinocular with digital camera, including software for projection through liquid crystal display orsmart board or smart television for demonstration of histology and others)

5

4

Digital weighing scale (up to 10 grams with accuracy 0.001 milligram)

1

5

Digital weighing scale (10-100 grams with accuracy 0.001 gram)

1

6

Thin layer chromatography kit with thin layer chromatography applicator,

1

7

Hot air oven

Available

8

Muffle furnace

Available

9

Digital pH (per Hydrogen Ion Concentration) Meter

1

10

Ostwald viscometer

5

11

Pycnometer or specific gravity bottle

5

12

Soxhlet’s extraction apparatus

1

13

Heating mantle (250,500and1000millilitre)

3

14

Bunsen burner electric or gas burner

10

15

Water bath (rectangular)

1

16

Ultraviolet-cabinet

1

17

Desiccator

1

 

Glassware,consumables and Lab wares

     

S.No

Reagents/Liquids/Others

Availability

1

Dropper

Available

2

Needle

Available

3

Sharp razor blades

Available

4

Pipe clay triangles

Available

5

Wire mesh

Available

6

Test tube holders

Available

7

Reagent bottles

Available

8

Test tube stands

Available

9

Tripod stand

Available

10

Pair of tong

Available

11

Test tubes

Available

12

Thin layer chromatography plates 20x20cm (pre-coated)

Available

13

Evaporating dish

Available

14

Silica crucible

Available

15

Beakers two hundred milliliter

Available

16

Glass rods

Available

17

Conical flasks two hundred fifty milliliter

Available

18

Glass funnels

Available

19

Chemicals

Available

20

Safranin

Available

21

Light green

Available

22

Sudan red- Ill

Available

23

Glycerine

Available

24

Dragendorff’s reagent

Available

25

Millon’s reagent

Available

26

Wagner’s reagent

Available

27

Benedict’s solution

Available

28

Fehling’s solution

Available

29

Iodine solution

Available

30

Methanol

Available

31

Distilled water

Available

32

Ethanol

Available

33

Hydrochloric acid

Available

34

Sulphuric acid

Available

35

Chloroform

Available

36

Phloroglucinol

Available

37

Acetic acid

Available

38

Ferric chloride

Available

39

Potassium iodide

Available

40

Magnesium turnings

Available

41

Ethyl acetate

Available

42

Toluene

Available

43

Silica gel GF-254

Available

44

Blottingorfilter papers

Available

45

Microscope slides and cover slips

Available

 

 

Roganidana and Vikriti Vijnana (PATHOLOGY LABORATORY)

 

S.No

Essential Equipment and Instruments

Count/Availability of Instruments/Equipments

1

Microscope (trinocular with digital camera, including software for projection through liquid crystal display

1

2

Microscope (binocular with eyepiece (wide field)objectives (10x, 40x spring loaded, 100x oil immersion spring loaded)

15

3

Bio chemistry analyser

1

4

Cell counter (haematology)

1

5

Digital spirometry

0

6

Electrocardiogram

Available

7

Enzyme linked immune-sorbant assay reader

1

8

X-ray view box

4

9

Blood pressure apparatus-non mercury

30

10

Stethoscope

30

11

Clinical thermometer

30

12

Tongue depressor

30

13

Knee hammer

Available

14

Measuring tape

1

15

Ear nose throat examination set

1

16

Weighing scale

1

17

Tuning forks

5

18

Nasal speculum

Available

19

Laryngoscope

Available

20

Hepatitis-B antigen kit

5

21

Human immunodeficiency virus kit-Tridot

5

22

Clotting time and Bleeding time kit

50

23

Renal profile, Liver function test kit, lipid profile, blood sugar kit, electrolytes

50

24

Sterile disposable lancet or needle

50

25

Glass rods

30

26

Syringe needle destroyer

Available

27

Cover slip

Available

28

Microscopic slides ,29-60 will be removed and stock and register will be same

50

 

Essential requirements for department of AgadaTantra

 

S.No

Essential Equipment and Instruments

Count/Availability of Instruments/Equipments

1

Beakers-fifty millilitre

Available

2

Test Tubes-ten millilitre

Available

3

Test tube holders

Available

4

Gas or electric burner

Available

5

Petri-dish

Available

6

Stirrer

Available

7

Red litmus paper

Available

8

Hydrochloric acid

Available

9

Sulphuric acid

Available

10

Iodine solution (aqueous)

Available

11

Absolute alcohol

Available

12

Weapons

Available

13

Poisons snakes

Available

14

Non-poisons snakes

Available

15

Poisons herbs and minerals

Available

 

Essential requirements for Swasthavritta department(Only for PG Department)

 

S.No

Essential Equipment and Instruments

Count/Availability of Instruments/Equipments

1

Digital weighing scale

0

2

Kjheldahl system (digestion unit plus distillation unit)

0

3

Digital muffle furnaces

0

4

Soxhlet fat extraction system

0

5

Abbe’s digital refractomete

0

6

Flame photometer

0

7

Hot air oven

Not Available

8

Refrigerator

Not Available

9

Water bath

Not Available

10

Grinder

0

11

Magnetic stirrer

Not Available

12

Hot plate

Not Available

13

Digital pH (per Hydrogen ion Concentration) meter

0

14

Vacuum filter system

0

15

Sonicator

0

16

Fume hood

0

17

Desiccator

0

18

Vortex mixer

0

19

Viscometer

Not Available

20

Refrigerated centrifuge

0

21

Digital polarimeter

0

22

Burette

Not Available

23

Glass pipette

Not Available

24

Micropipette (different capacities)

0

25

Heating mantle (different capacities)

0

 

Equipment and instruments Haematology or pathology section

 

S.No

Essential Equipment and Instruments

Count/Availability of Instruments/Equipments

1

Fully automated haematology analyser

1

2

Trinocular microscope with display unit

1

3

Colorimeter

Available

 

Equipment and instruments Biochemistry section

 

S.No

Essential Equipment and Instruments

Count/Availability of Instruments/Equipments

1

Fully automated biochemistry analyser

1

2

Electrolyte analyser

Not Available

3

Centrifuge

Available

4

Hot air oven

Available

5

Chemilumin escence or Enzyme linked immune-sorbentassay

1

6

HbA1C analyser or Cardbased

1

 

Equipment and instruments Microbiology section

 

S.No

Essential Equipment and Instruments

Count/Availability of Instruments/Equipments

1

Trinocular microscope with display unit

0

2

Incubator

Available

3

Autoclave (vertical)

Available

4

Hot air oven

Available

5

Automated blood culture system

Not Available

6

Bio-safety cabinet

Not Available

 

Equipment and instruments Imaging section

 

S.No

Essential Equipment and Instruments

Count/Availability of Instruments/Equipments

1

X-Ray unit (preferably digital X-ray)with machine and accessories

1

2

Ultrasound scan

Not Available

 

 

Others

 

S.No

Essential Equipment and Instruments

Count/Availability of Instruments/Equipments

1

Electrocardiogram

Available

2

Spirometry

1

 

 

 

Instruments and Equipments for OPD

Screening out patient department

S.No.

Equipments, Instruments, Furniture

*Count/Availability of Instruments/Equipments

1

Height and weight measuring tool

2

2

Sphygmomanometer

2

3

Clinical thermometer(non-contact)

2

4

Stethoscope

2

 

Kayachikitsa

S.No.

Equipments, Instruments, Furniture

*Count/Availability of Instruments/Equipments

1

X-Ray view box

1

2

Sphygmomanometer

2

3

Stethoscope

2

4

Torch

1

5

Examination table

1

6

Clinical thermometer(non-contact)

2

7

Tongue depressor

2

8

Weight and height measuring stand

1

9

Measuring tape

1

10

Knee hammer

2

 

Shalya

S.No.

Equipments, Instruments, Furniture

*Count/Availability of Instruments/Equipments

1

X-Ray viewing box

1

2

Instruments for ano-rectal examination

Available

3

Examination table

1

4

Sphygmomanometer

2

5

Clinical thermometer (non-contact)

2

6

Torch

1

7

Cheatle forceps

Available

 

 

 

Out patient department attached minor operation theatre

S.No.

Equipments, Instruments, Furniture

*Count/Availability of Instruments/Equipments

1

Examination table

1

2

Spot light

1

3

Sterilizer

1

4

Trolley

1

5

Basic instruments like toothed forceps, forceps, artery forceps, scissors, Bald Parker handle, blade, suturing kit, proctoscope, catheter, syringes kidney tray and the like

11

6

Consumables and medicines to perform Out patient department surgical procedure and the like

Available

 

Shalakya-netra

S.No.

Equipments, Instruments, Furniture

*Count/Availability of Instruments/Equipments

1

Auto refractometer

0

2

Ophthalmoscope

2

3

Applanation tonometer

1

4

Fundoscope

2

5

Humphrey visual field analyser

0

6

Slit lamp

1

7

Examination table

1

8

X-Ray viewing box

1

9

Sphygmomanometer

2

10

Stethoscope

2

11

Clinical thermometer(non-contact)

2

12

Torch

2

 

Shalakya – Karna, Nasaand Mukha

S.No.

Equipments, Instruments, Furniture

*Count/Availability of Instruments/Equipments

1

Tuning forks

5

2

Auroscope

5

3

Audiometer

0

4

Tongue depressor, Nasal speculum, nasal packing foreceps

15

5

Ear, nose, throat kit

1

6

Head set for light focus

1

7

X-Ray viewing box

1

8

Sphygmomanometer

2

9

Stethoscope

2

10

Clinical thermometer(non-contact)

2

 

Prasuti and Streeroga

S.No.

Equipments, Instruments, Furniture

*Count/Availability of Instruments/Equipments

1

Weighing machine

2

2

Sims’s speculum

5

3

Clinical thermometer(non-contact)

2

4

Cusco’s speculum

5

5

Examination table

1

6

Torch

2

7

X-Ray view box

1

8

Sphygmomanometer

2

9

Stethoscope

2

10

Measuring tape

2

 

Kaumarabhritya

S.No.

Equipments, Instruments, Furniture

*Count/Availability of Instruments/Equipments

1

Torch

1

2

X-Ray view box

1

3

Sphygmomanometer with pediatric cuff

2

4

Clinical thermometer (non-contact)

2

5

Stethoscope

2

6

Examination table

1

7

Neonatal weighing scale

1

8

Pediatric weighing scale

1

9

Infantometer

Available

10

Measuring tapes

2

11

Height measurement scale

1

12

Pediatric stethoscope

2

13

Oroscope

2

14

Knee hammer

2

15

Torch

2

16

Tongue depressors

5

17

Bilirubinometer

0

 

Panchkarma

S.No.

Equipments, Instruments, Furniture

*Count/Availability of Instruments/Equipments

1

X-Ray view box

1

2

Sphygmomanometer

2

3

Stethoscope

2

4

Torch

1

5

Examination table

1

6

Clinical thermometer(non-contact)

2

7

Tongue depressor

2

8

Weight and height measuring stand

1

9

Measuring tape

1

10

Knee hammer

2

 

Visha chikitsa

S.No.

Equipments, Instruments, Furniture

*Count/Availability of Instruments/Equipments

1

X-Ray view box

1

2

Sphygmomanometer

2

3

Stethoscope

2

4

Torch

1

5

Examination table

1

6

Clinical thermometer(non-contact)

2

7

Tongue depressor

2

8

Weight and height measuring stand

1

9

Measuring tape

1

10

Knee hammer

2

 

 

 

 

 

Swasthavritta

S.No.

Equipments, Instruments, Furniture

*Count/Availability of Instruments/Equipments

1

X-Ray view box

1

2

Sphygmomanometer

2

3

Stethoscope

2

4

Torch

1

5

Examination table

1

6

Clinical thermometer(non-contact)

2

7

Tongue depressor

2

8

Weight and height measuring stand

1

9

Measuring tape

1

10

Knee hammer

2

 

Atyayika (Emergency) outpatient department with Observation Beds

S.No.

Equipments, Instruments, Furniture

*Count/Availability of Instruments/Equipments

1

Motorized bed four section with mattress

1

2

Wheel chair

1

3

Bedside locker

2

4

Over bed table

2

5

Intra-venous stand with stainless steel rod and castor base

1

6

Foot step double

2

7

Multi para monitor

1

8

Intensive care unit ventilator

0

9

Portable monitor

0

10

Portable ventilator

0

11

Portable X-ray

0

12

Patient stretcher

1

13

Dressing trolley

1

14

Drug trolley or medicine cart

1

15

Electrocardiogram machine trolley

1

16

X-Ray view box

1

17

Suction machine

1

18

Suturing set

1

19

Agnikarma kit

1

20

Dhuma yantra

1

21

Naadi recording equipment

1

22

Sthanik swedana yantra

1

23

Common diagnostic tools such as- Sphygmomanometer, stethoscope, torch, clinical thermometer (non-contact), tongue depressor weight and height measuring stand, measuring tape

8

24

Emergency medicine

Available

 

Minimum requirement for In-Patient Department

S.No.

Equipments, Instruments, Furniture

*Count/Availability of Instruments/Equipments

1

Sphygmomanometer

2

2

Clinical thermometer (non-contact)

2

3

Vital monitor

1

4

Stethoscope

2

5

Basic examination tool like measuring tape, tongue depressor, knee hammer, torch, kidney try or other consumable

Available

6

Nadi reading equipment

2

7

Weighing scale

1

8

Trolley

1

9

Droni

1

10

Foot step stand

2

11

Heating source

Available

12

Sphygmomanometer

2

13

Clinical thermometer (non-contact)

2

14

Consumables like vessel, trays and the like to perform in ward procedures

Available

15

Examination table

1

16

Sterilizer

1

17

Basic instruments like toothed forceps, forceps, artery forceps, scissors, B P handle, blade, proctoscope, catheter, syringes

9

18

Sphygmomanometer

2

19

Clinical thermometer (non-contact)

2

20

Consumables and medicines to perform in ward surgical procedure

Available

 

Minimum requirement of instruments or equipment for Panchakarma therapy section

S.No.

Equipments, Instruments, Furniture

*Count/Availability of Instruments/Equipments

1

Computer with internet

1

2

Printer

1

3

Furniture for seating

Available

4

Examination table

1

5

Sphygmomanometer

2

6

Stethoscope

2

7

X-ray view box

1

8

Clinical thermometer (non-contact)

2

9

Height and weight measuring scale

1

10

Measuring tape

1

11

Torch

1

12

Knee hammer

2

13

Tongue depressor

2

14

Electrocardiogram

1

15

Cooking facility

Available

16

Cooking ware

Available

17

Storage

Available

18

Refrigerator, Mixer grinder, Microwave oven

2

19

Water filter

1

20

Trays and utensils for transportation of prepared medicines to therapy rooms

Available

21

Biomedical waste management

14

22

Furniture

Available

23

Sphygmomanometer

6

24

Clinical thermometer (non-contact)

6

25

Wash basin with water tap

6

26

Stethoscope

6

27

Droni

10

28

Dhara stand

8

29

Heating source

Available

30

Sphygmomanometer with stand

8

31

Stethoscope

8

32

Foot step stand

11

33

Swedana facility (sarvanga and sthanika)

8

34

Kati, janu, griva, prista, hridbasti rings

Available

35

Dhara paatra

8

36

Consumables like – trays, vessels, packing materials, catheters, udvarthana churna, gloves and cotton and the like

Available

 

 

 

Instruments and Equipments for OPD and LABOUR ROOM

Minimum essential equipment and instruments required for labour room

S.No.

Equipments, Instruments, Furniture

*Count/Availability of Instruments/Equipments

1

Computer with internet and printer

1

2

Shadowless Lamp

1

3

Suction Machine (Neonatal)

1

4

Oxygen Cylinder and Mask

1

5

Foetal Toco Cardiographor Foetal Doppler

1

6

Weighing Machine (Paediatric)

1

7

Patient trolley

1

8

Infantometer

1

9

Vacuum extractor

1

10

Forceps obstetrics

Available

11

Steriliser

1

12

Instruments for labour and Episiotomy. (Scissors, forceps, needle holders and the like)

Available

13

Babytray

Available

14

Nebuliser

Available

15

Foetoscope

Available

16

Instrumental Trolley

Available

17

Labour table with Lithatomy bars

1

18

Pulse Oximeter

Available

19

Resuscitation kit

Available

20

Electrocautery

1

21

Medical Termination of Pregnancy Suction Machine with curette

1

22

Blunt and Sharp Curettes

Available

23

Dilators set (Hegar’s, Hawkins)

Available

24

Sims’s Speculum

Available

25

Cusco’s Speculum

Available

26

Uterine sound

Available

27

Valsellum

Available

28

Sponge holding forceps

Available

29

Kocher’s forceps

Available

30

Artery forceps (Long, short, Mosquito) Each

Available

31

Scissors-different sizes and Episiotomy Scissors

Available

32

Endotracheal tubes

Available

33

Cord Cutting appliances

Available

34

Intrauterine Contraceptive Device. removing hook

Available

35

Bladder Sound

Available

36

Blood Pressure. Apparatus

Available

37

Human Immunodeficiency Virus, VDRL and Hepatitis-B kits for emergency patients

Available

38

Plain and Hole towels

Available

39

Towel Clips

Available

40

Catguts and Thread

Available

41

Suturing Needles

Available

42

Needle holders

Available

43

Fumigator (Dhoopan Yantra)

1

44

Machintosh rubber sheet

Available

45

Drums

Available

46

Dressing materials and the like

Available

 

 

Minimum essential equipment and instruments required for physiotherapy section

S.No.

Equipments, Instruments, Furniture

*Count/Availability of Instruments/Equipments

1

Computer, internet and printer

1

2

Interferential therapy along with the wires and electrodes

1

3

Transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation along with wires and electrodes

1

4

Ultrasound therapy along with probes

1

5

Infra-red radiation therapy

1

6

Hot moist packs unit along with silica packs

0

7

Cryotherapy unit along with cryo packs

0

8

LASER therapy

0

9

Traction unit along with lumbar and cervical belts

1

10

Suspension therapy along with the slings

Available

11

Parallel Bar

0

12

Treadmill

1

13

Tilt Table

0

14

Electrical stimulation along with wires and electrodes

1

15

Musculoskeletal exercise equipmen like shoulder wheel, finger-grip stretcher, rebalanced finger-grip and the like

2

16

PelvicFloor360

Not Available

17

Perineometer

Not Available

18

Kegel Cones

Not Available

19

Bobath ball of different sizes

Not Available

20

Trampoline

Not Available

21

Bolster of different shapes

0

22

Sensory integration kit

Not Available

23

Small Walkers

Not Available

 

 

Minimum requirements of neonatal intensive care unit (to be adjacent to labour room)

S.No.

Equipments, Instruments, Furniture

*Count/Availability of Instruments/Equipments

1

Computer, internet and printer

1

2

Radiant warmer

1

3

Phototherapy unit

1

4

Resuscitation Kit

3

5

Neonatal Suction Machine

1

6

Oxygen Unit

1

7

Oxygen hood nasal prong set

2

8

Laryngoscope

3

9

Endotracheal tube

Available

10

Suction catheter

Available

11

Neonatal Blood Pressure cuff

2

12

Neonatal intensive care unit clinical Thermometer

2

13

Multi-parameter Monitor

1

 

 

Shalya, Shalakya, Prasuti and Streeroga

S.No.

Essential Equipments and Instruments

*Count/Availability of Instruments/Equipments

1

Computer with internet and printer

1

2

Spotlight(Shadowless ceiling fitted)

1

3

NeedleholdingForceps(big-medium-small)

Available

4

Intravenous Stand

Available

5

X-ray View Box(double)

2

6

Cheatle’s Forceps

Available

7

Mosquito forceps

Available

8

Scissors straight (Tailor)

Available

9

Scissors curved of different sizes

Available

10

Stitch removal Scissors

Available

11

Dissection forceps

Available

12

Sinus Forceps

Available

13

Probes-Assorted size

Available

14

Pointed scissors

Available

15

Gastric and Intestinal clamps (occlusive and crushing)

Available

16

Abdominal Retractors

Available

17

Tissue Forceps

Available

18

Babcock’s Forceps

Available

19

Kocher’s Forceps

Available

20

Urethral Dilators

Available

21

Rubber catheters of Assorted size

Available

22

Metal Catheters

Available

23

Suturing Needle ( straight or curved) of Assorted size

Available

24

Surgical Thread

Available

25

Sponge holding forceps

Available

26

Right Angle cholecystectomy Forceps

Available

27

Stone holding forceps

Available

28

Proctoscope with or without illuminator

Available

29

Bougies (Megars)

Available

30

Allies Forceps small

Available

31

Allies Forceps big

Available

32

Pile holding forceps

Available

33

Artery Forceps small

Available

34

Artery Forceps big

Available

35

Artery Forceps Medium

Available

36

Sigmoidoscope Rigid or flexible

Available

37

Barron Pile’s Gun

2

38

Laryngoscope Pediatric or Adult

2

39

Ambu Bag

Available

40

Suction machine Electrical or Manual

3

41

Emergency light

5

42

Skin grafting knife with handle

1

43

Surgical blades of different size

Available

44

BP Handle of different size

Available

45

Self-Retaining Retractor

1

46

Bone Drill Machine

1

47

Bone cutter

2

48

Giggly Saw

3

49

Scoop

3

50

Periosteum elevator

3

51

Maggler Forceps

4

52

Endotracheal Tubes of different sizes

Available

53

High Pressure Autoclave

1

54

Fumigator

1

55

Refrigerator

1

56

Nitrous Oxide Cylinder

1

57

Hydrolic Operation Table

1

58

Shadowless lamp ceiling

1

59

Anaesthesia Trolley or Boyle’s Apparatus

1

60

Gabriel Syringe

1

61

Blood Pressure Apparatus

2

62

Doyen’s retractor

Available

63

Green armytage forceps

Available

64

Sterilizer

2

65

Sim’s speculum

3

66

Anterior vaginal wall retractor

Available

67

Cusco’s speculum

3

68

Uterine sound

3

69

Anterior Vaginal Wall retractor

3

70

Retractors abdominal (Doyne’s and the like)

Available

71

Green armatage forceps

Available

72

Uterus holding forceps

Available

73

Consumable like gowns, gloves, mask, cap, chemicals, medicine and the like

Available

74

Mosquito Forcep

10

75

Dressing drums of Assorted Size

Available

Total :

68

Stock register with Bills :

Available

              
               
 

Anushastrakarma , Prasuti and Streeroga Procedural Room

S.No.

Essential Equipments and Instruments

*Count/Availability of Instruments/Equipments

1

Computer, internet and printer

1

2

Agnikarma Kits with all required accessories clotting time and bleeding time estimation kit

Available

3

Jaloukacharana kits with all required accessories and jalouka Clotting time and bleeding time estimation kit

Available

4

Siravyadha kits with all required accessories clotting time and bleeding time estimation kit

Available

5

Cupping therapy kits with all required accessories clotting time and bleeding time estimation kit

Available

6

Other therapies

Available

7

Examination table

1

8

Spotlight

1

9

Sterilizer

1

10

Trolley

1

11

Basic instruments like Sims’s speculum, cusco’s speculum, suturing kit, proctoscope, catheter, syringes, kidney trays and the like

10

12

Consumables and medicines to perform basic procedures like yogi pichu, yonidhoopana, yoni prakshalana and the like.

Available

Total :

15

Stock register with Bills :

Available

 
 

Yogya Clinical Skill Laboratory

S.No.

Essential Equipments and Instruments

*Count/Availability of Instruments/Equipments

1

Computer, internet with printer

1

2

BLS (Basic Life Support)

1

3

ALS (Advance Life Support)

0

               

Kriya Shaira

          

S.No.

Essential Equipments and Instruments

*Count/Availability of Instruments/Equipments

4

Chest auscultation trainer (Basic)

1

5

ECG (electro cardio gram) trainer

1

               

Roganidana

          

S.No.

Essential Equipments and Instruments

*Count/Availability of Instruments/Equipments

6

Nursing trainer for decubitus

1

7

Chest auscultation trainer (advance)

1

8

Spirometry

1

9

Blood sampling trainer

1

               

 

 

 

 

Agadatantra

          

S.No.

Essential Equipments and Instruments

*Count/Availability of Instruments/Equipments

10

Documentation and certification of trauma

5

11

Diagnosis and certification of death

5

12

Legal documentation related to emergency cases

5

13

Certification of medico legal cases (for example- age estimation, sexual assault)

5

14

Establishing communication in medico legal cases with police, public health authorities, other concerned departments

5

15

Stomach wash trainer

2

               

Kayachikitsa

          

S.No.

Essential Equipments and Instruments

*Count/Availability of Instruments/Equipments

16

Cardiopulmonary resuscitation trainer

1

17

Flatus tube insertion and Enema trainer (same to be used for basti administration)

1

18

Injections (intra-muscular, intra-venous, intra-dermal, subcutaneous, intra arterial, intra-articular and intra-cardiac)

1

19

Aerosol therapy or nebulization

1

20

Setting up intra-venous infusion and calculation of drip rate – basic life support

1

21

Oxygen therapy

1

22

Abdominal examination simulator

0

               

Shalya Tantra

          

S.No.

Essential Equipments and Instruments

*Count/Availability of Instruments/Equipments

23

Ryle’s tube insertion trainer

1

24

Pleural and ascetic aspiration trainer

1

25

Flatus tube insertion to be used for per rectal matra basti

1

26

Early management of trauma and trauma life support

0

27

Blood transfusion

1

28

Urinary catheterization– male (same to be used for uttara basti)

1

29

Urinary catheterization–female (same to be used for intra vesicle uttara basti)

1

30

Cautery–chemical and thermal or electrical

1

31

Basic incision and suture trainer

3

32

Basic wound care

0

33

Basic bandaging including compression bandage

1

34

Incision and drainage trainer

1

35

Basic fracture and dislocation management trainer

0

36

Examination of breast lump

1

37

Examination of swelling

0

38

Per-rectal and Prostate examination trainer

1

               

Prasuti and Streeroga

          

S.No.

Essential Equipments and Instruments

*Count/Availability of Instruments/Equipments

39

Per speculum and per vaginal examination trainer

2

40

Intra uterine contraceptive device insertion and removal trainer

2

41

Episiotomy trainer

2

42

Normal labour and delivery (including partogram)

1

43

Intra uterine insemination trainer (same to be used for intra uterine uttara basti)

1

44

Obstetric examination trainer

2

45

Visual inspection of cervix

5

46

Obstetric examination trainer

2

47

Visual inspection of cervix

5

               

Shalakya Tantra

          

S.No.

Essential Equipments and Instruments

*Count/Availability of Instruments/Equipments

48

Otoscopy

1

49

Visual acuity testing

5

50

Digital tonometry

1

51

Epilation

2

52

Eye irrigation

1

53

Instillation of eye medication

1

54

Ocular bandaging

2

55

Anterior and posterior nasal packing trainer

1

56

Foreign body removal training

Available

57

Exchange transfusion

1

               

Kaumarabhritya

          

S.No.

Essential Equipments and Instruments

*Count/Availability of Instruments/Equipments

58

Neonatal resuscitation

1

59

Umbilical cord catheterization

1

60

Setting up paediatric intra-venous infusion and calculating drip rate

1

61

Paediatric injection trainer

1

62

Enema trainer for basti administration

1

               

Panchakarma

          

S.No.

Essential Equipments and Instruments

*Count/Availability of Instruments/Equipments

63

Catheterization (male and female) for uttara basti

2

               

Total :

99

Stock register with Bills :

Available

 

 

Book Resources in the Library 2022

SI No.DetailsNumber of Books Available
1Ayurveda9219
2Modern Medicine and Related Books2565
3Medical Journals11
4Others993
5Total Number Of Books12788

Accomodation details of Hostel 2022

LADIES HOSTEL180
BOYS HOSTEL12

Achievements

Information of Passed out Students
Academic Year
2025-26
2024-25
2023-24
2022-23
2021-22
No of Final Year students appeared for exams for UG Course
48
49
52
55
49
No of Final Year students passed out in exams for UG Course
36
42
37
27
32
No of Final Year students appeared for exams for PG Course
0
0
2
0
1
No of Final Year students passed out in exams for PG Course
0
0
2
0
1