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Dr. D.Y.Patil College of Ayurved & Research Centre, Pune

Self Study Report (Ist Cycle) 2015, Volume II, Submitted to NAAC 1



Dr. D. Y. Patil College of Ayurved & Research Centre,

Pimpri, Pune-18

Self Study Report

Cycle – 1

Volume – II

Table of Contents

Sr. No. Contents Page

Pre-Clinical Departments

1) Samhita siddhant 05-28

2) Rachana Sharir 29-47

3) Kriya Sharir 48-63

Para-Clinical Departments

4) Dravya guna 65-80

5) Rasashastra and bhaishajya kalpana 81-105

6) Agadtantra 106-118

7) Swasthavritta 119-139

8) Rognidan evem vikruti vigyan 140-154

Clinical Departments

9) Kayachikitsa 156-173

10) Shalyatantra 174-187

11) Shalakyatantra 188-201

12) Streerog Prasuti Tantra 202-218

13) Panchkarma 219-233

14) Kaumarbhritya Tantra 234-248



1. Name of the Department : Sanskrit Samhita Siddhant

2. Year of establishment : 1999

3. Is the Department part of a

School/Faculty of the university?

: The Department is a part of Dr. D. Y. Patil

Ayurved college, a constituent unit of Dr. D.

Y. Patil Vidyapratistan Society.

4. Names of programmes offered (UG, PG,

M.Phil., Ph.D., Integrated Masters;

Integrated Ph.D., D.Sc. D .Litt., etc.)

: The Department offers the following

programmes

Course

level

Course

Name

Annual /

Semester

Year of

starting

No. of

Intake

per year

Current

Student

Strength

Duration

of course

in years

UG B.A.M.S. Annual 1999 75 Total- 172 4.5+1=

5.5 yrs

PG degree M.D.(Ayurved

Samhita Siddhant)

Annual 2007 6 6 3

Total 02 81 178

Our department teaches total 6 papers & 5 subjects for BAMS course & 5 papers of 500 marks

to MD course.Details are as follows-

Year Subject Paper Marks

U

G

1st

BAMS

1.Sanskrit

3.Padartha Vidnyan Avam Ayurved Itihas

3.Maulik Siddhant Avam Ashtang Hridayam

1

2

1

100

200

100

2nd

BAMS 1Charak Samhita Purvardha 1 100

3rd

BAMS 1 Charak Samhita Uttarardha 1 100

P

G

1st MD 1 100

3rd

MD 4 400

5. Interdisciplinary programmes and

departments involved

: The following departments are involved in the

PG programme offered by our department

Name of Programs offered

by our department

Involved Departments

Within the institute Of the other institute

MD Ayurved Samhita

Siddhant

Kayachikitsa

Panchakarma

Shalya, Shalakya

Streeroga

Prasutitantra Balaroga

---



Nature of involvement: PG students of our department are sent for rotational duties during first year

of their course to above mentioned department.

6. Courses in collaboration with other

universities, industries, foreign institutions,

etc.

: Dr. Mrudula V. Joshi Guide for Ph.D. course

at Tilak Maharashtra Vidyapeeth Pune

7. Details of programs discontinued, if any,

with reasons

: Nil

8. Examination System: Annual / Semester /

Trimester / Choice Based Credit System

: Annual examination as per guidelines of

M.U.H.S.

9. Participation of the department in the

courses offered by other departments

: Our faculty Dr Mrudula Joshi represented As

chairperson in inaugural function of the

courses offered by other department.

Lectures-practical Illustrative

Demonstrations of Commentaries on classical

texts for PG students.

Suggestions, guideline regarding the research

topics (synopsis) of other dept. students.

10. Number of teaching posts sanctioned, filled and actual (Professors/Associate Professors/Asst.

Professors/others) :

Designation As per minimum

Standard

Requirement by

CCIM

Filled/Actual (including

CAS/MPS)

Professor 1

2

Associate

Professor/Reader 2 2

Assistant Professor /

Lecturers 3

4

Total 6

8



11. Faculty profile with name, qualification, designation, area of specialization, experience and

research under guidance :

(a) Faculty (as UG, UG/PG teachers) (Internal):

DR. B.P. Pandey – Administrative experience-Principal & Dean - Total 17+9 years ,

3 years in-house since2012

(b) Faculty of the Department as Ph.D. Guide (Internal as well as External) :

Sr.

No

.

Name

of

the Teaching staff

Qualifications Designati

on

Area of

Specializatio

n

Teac

hing

Exp

erie

nce

in

year

s

No. of PG

students

Guidi

ng

Guided

1 Dr. B.P. Pandey M.D., Ph.D.

D.lit. , DYA

Principal

&

Professor

Basic

Principles

35 - -

2 Dr. Mrudula V.

Joshi

M.D.,

Ph.D.(Ayu)

B.A.,

M.A..Sanskrit

Jyotish Kovid

Professor

& H.O.D.

Basic

Principles

18 2 10

3 Dr.Jayant N.

Kulkarni

B.A.M.S. Associate

Professor

- 34 2 10

4 Dr. Vandana

V.Bhusari

M.D.

Associate

Professor

Basic

Principles

11 2 -

5 Dr. Ojada C. Pol B.A.M.S. M.A.

Sanskrit

Assistant

Professor

Sanskrit 21 - -

6 Dr.Dnyanesh S.

Joshi

M.D.M.A.

Sanskrit

D. CLI. RE.

Assistant

Professor

Ayurved

Samhita

3 - -

7 Dr. Ashwini K. Patil M.D. Assistant

Professor

Ayurved

Samhita

11M

onth

s

- -

8 Dr. Sakshi A.

Pataskar

M.D. M.A.

Sanskrit

D.Y.A. ,

D. A.&M.T.

Assistant

Professor

Ayurved

Samhita

5 - -

Sr.

No.

Name of the Ph.D.

Guide

Exter

nal

No. of Ph.D. Students

from outside the

University

Guiding Guided

1 Dr. B. P. Pandey yes - 8

2 Dr. Mrudula V. Joshi yes 7 -



12. List of senior Visiting Fellows, adjunct faculty, emeritus professors :

Sr.

No.

Name of the

Faculty

Qualificatio

n

Designation

and

Affiliation

Area of

Specializatio

n

Experience

in years

1 Dr. Dubey S.P. M. Sc. M.

Phil. PSM

Dept.

Assistant

Professor of

PSM Dr. D.Y.

Patil Medical

College

Pimpri , Pune

Statistics 14yrs

13. Percentage of classes taken by temporary faculty –

programme-wise information

: Nil

14. Programme-wise Teacher Student Ratio :

Programme Teacher Student Ratio

UG- 1: 22

PG degree 1:2

15. Number of academic support staff (technical) and administrative staff sanctioned, filled and

actual :

Staff Post Sanctione

d

Filled/

Actual

Administrative Museum

Keeper

1 1

Peon 1 1

TOTAL 2 2

16. Research thrust areas as recognized by

major funding agencies

: Literary, Fundamental-

Panchamahabhuta Siddhanta,

Tridosha Siddhanta,

Manuscriptology

Dietary-Practical Demonstration of

textual Drug,

Daily regimen

17. Number of faculty with ongoing and completed projects from a) national, b) international

funding agencies and c) Total grants received. Give the names of the funding agencies, project

title and grants received project-wise. :

(i) _____4____ No. of faculty of the department are involved in ___1__ No. of Research

projects



Abstract of projects:

No. of Project from No. of Ongoing

projects

No. of

Completed

projects

Total Funds

received

in

Lakhs

Self-funded(Private)-

Dinacharya

1 1 Self

Funded

Total 1 1

Dinacharya Project Conducted on 1st BAMS students for 30 days in which Dinacharya kit

was provided for Abhangya , Nasya, Udvartna, Anjana, Karna Purana

The details of projects are as follows:

a) Ongoing Projects :

Sr.

No.

PI, Co-PI and Project Title Funding

Agency

Grant

Received in

Rs. (lakhs)

Duratio

n (Yr.)

Nat. /

Inter./

Dept.

1 PI 1. Dr. Mrudula Joshi

2. Dr. Sakshi Pataskar

Co-Pi 1. Dr. Dnyanesh Joshi

2. Dr. Ashwini Patil

Dinacharya ( Daily regimen )

Project

Self Self funded 1 Month Dept.

b) Completed Projects :2

1)Mantra Va Tyanca Daivavyapashraya Chiktsamadhe Upoyag –8 Feb 2014 Pi –Dr. Mrs. O. C. Pl,

Dr. Mrs. M.V. Joshi

2)Literary Study Of Arkaprakash W.R.T. Ravana Samhita – October 2014

Pi- Dr. D.S. Joshi, Dr. M.V.Joshi

18. Inter-institutional collaborative projects and

associated grants received (including clinical trials)

: Nil

19. Departmental projects funded by MUHS, DPU,

Selfetc. ;total grants received.

: Please Refer to details given to

question at 17 and 18 for faculty and

Sr. No. 28 for students

20. (a) Research facility / center : Facilities are available at

departmental and centrally

In the department (Give details of facilities in brief ) : Yes- adequate library books &ICT

facility available for research.

In other department (Give details of facilities used by

us)

: Yes- for drug research & clinical

research. Dravyaguna, Rasashastra

& Kayachikitsa

In other college (Give details of facilities used by us) : Drug standardization &

authentication done in Bhide lab.

Pune



At central level (Give details of facilities used by us) : Central Research laboratory

Common for All

21. Special research laboratories sponsored by / created

by industry or corporate bodies

: Nil

22. Publications: Our faculty has published research articles in reputed national and international

journals. List of all the publications are given as Annexure - 1 –Number of papers published in

peer reviewed journals /presented in seminars – Total: 7+1

(National – 2, International – 5) Local -1

No. of Monographs : -

No. of Books Published 2

No. of Edited Books : 2

No. of Books with details of publishers 2

Number listed in International Database (For e.g. Pub Med, Scopus, Web of Science,Google

Scholar, J-GET plus, ski-finder, Indian citation index, Indian Science Abstracts, EBSCO

host, etc.) : Our research publication have been included and listed in international

databases

No. of Citation Index – range / average : -

SNIP : -

SJR : -

Impact Factor – range / average : Of Article in IAMJ -1.438

h-index -

23. Details of patents and income generated : N A

24. Areas of consultancy and income generated : Our faculties consult foreign

students , UG (BAMS) & PG (MD)

students for learning Sanskrit

language,

Basic principles of Ayurveda from

Charak, Sushurut & Vagbhata. Our

faculty delivers lectures on honorary

basis at BSDT‟S Ayurved college

Wagholi on various topics related to

Ayurveda & moral development of

students & teachers.

25. Faculty selected nationally / internationally to visit other laboratories / institutions /

industries in India and abroad: __2 No. of faculty were selected to visit L/I/I in India and

abroad.



The details are as follows:-

Sr.

No.

Name of the Faculty Visiting Institution /

Laboratory / Industry, Name

of place and Nation

Year

of visit

Purpose of

visit

1 Dr. Mrudula V. Joshi India Tilak Maharashtra

Vidhyaprrth Pune

Since

2009

Ph.D. Guide

2 Dr. Ojada Pol Marashtra Rajya mandal Dubai 2011 Lecture on

Psychosoma

tic disorder

& Ayurved

26. Faculty serving in

Sr. No. Name of the

Faculty

National

Committees

Any other

National

1 Dr .B.P.Pande 8

2 Dr. Vandana D.

Bhusari

1

Total 2 08 1

Details in brief are as follows:

Dr. B.P. Pandey is Executive member of - Central Council of Indian Medicine, New

Delhi.

Member of Board of Study : 1. Rajasthan University Jaipur , Rajasthan

2.Avadhesh Pratap University Reva, MP

3.Ahilya Bai University IndoreMP

4.Banaras Hindu University Varanasi UP

5.Jivaji University Gwalior MP

6. Sampurnanand Sanskrit University Varanasi

Dr. V. D. Bhusari is member of Yog Vidya dham, Pune.

27. Faculty recharging strategies (UGC, ASC, Refresher / orientation programs, workshops,

training programs and similar programs) :

The University has always given emphasis to continuous faculty development and enrichment. The

staff members are motivated and permitted to attend / participate in Seminars, Symposia, Conferences,

Workshops, CME programmers, and Education technology programs to enhance their skills and update

their knowledge. Incentives are given for participation and presentations (TA/DA/Registration/Duty

leave, etc.) at Seminar, symposia, workshops, conference at National and International level.

In total, 8______faculty members have attended 40____FDPs (__8__International, ____15_National,

_17____ State, /university _). On an average each faculty member attends around 3 such programmes

in a year. Data extract from the documents is given in the following table.



Sr.

No.

Type of the

Programme

No. of FDPs participated Total

State/

University

level

National

level

Internationa

l level

1 Workshops 8

- 2 10

2 Semin / Symp /

Conf. 3 15 6 24

3 CMEs / MET /

Clinical meet

MET-3

CME -3

06

Total 17 15 8 40

Details of the participations of the staff in FDPs are given in Annexure – 2

28. Students Projects: TheU.G. ,P.G. students are motivated to develop research bend of mind,

undertake research project work, attend seminar/Symp./conference/workshop. They are

encouraged to undertake CCIM,MUHS projects. All the PG dissertations/projects are based on

Research work guided by the faculty. The details regarding the number of projects of students is

given in the following table

Number of Students Projects

Sr.

No.

Projects Ongoing Complete

d

Total

1 No. of PG dissertation based on

their research work

6 20 26

2 No. of PG compilations based on

their research work /apart from it

- 40 40

TOTAL 6 60 66

Research topic covered by PG students Color Complexion & Ayurveda; Effect of

Suppressing natural Urges on Heart disease; Effect of Kwath on Rheumatoid Arthritis ;

Udvartanam (Scribing) on Obesity ; Principle of relation between Loka ( Universe ) &

Purusha ( Human being ) ; Validation of sadvrutta & aahara in context of Dirghayu ;

Vasanta season & Kapharoga ; Jyotish Shastra & Ayurveda ; study of Kala & effect on

Ajeerna ; Grita Sevana in Abhakata Kala & its effect on Agni ; Shusha Arsha (Non

bleeding Piles) ; Vyayama (Exercise) ; single Dravya & Combination of two Dravya

Chikitsa ; Grita Nsaya & Palitya (Graying of Hairs) ; Parisheka ; Lavana rasa &

Amlapitta ; Abhyanga & its effect on Insomnia ; Karshya in Bruhatrayai ; Analytical

study of Vajikaranam from Charak Samhita.

Percentage of U.G. students who have done in-

house projects including inter-departmental

project

:

100 %



Percentage of students doing projects in

collaboration with other universities / industry /

institute

:

Nil

Details of PG dissertations& compilations are given in the annexure-3.

29Awards / recognitions received at the national and international level by :

Our teachers and students have received recognitions at national / international level and also have

received awards for the contributions, presentation of research papers & posters in conference /

seminars. They are as follows in brief:

Sr.

No.

Received

by

No. of Awards at

National Total

1 Faculty 2 2

2 Students-

UG

1 1

3 Students-

PG

2 2

Total 5 5

The details of awards and recognition received by faculty are as follows:

Faculty- Dr. Ojada Pol „Saraswati Puraskar‟ by PCMC Pune 2012

Dr. Ojada Pol Adarsha Mahila Puraskar by Alandi corporation 2006

Student UG – 4th

prize in state level quiz competition held at Aurangabad , November 2014

( 4 student participated)

Student PG- 2nd

prize in Elocution competition held at Ashtang Ayurved College –Jan 2015

2nd

prize in poster presentation -2010

Note: Apart from these, our teachers have been invited to be resource persons, key note addresses,

panelists, chairing the session at conference/seminar/symp./Workshops. (Details are in the department

document).

30 Seminars/ Conferences/Workshop/Skill based/ Training workshops/ CMEs/ clinical meetings

/ Special lectures / any other organized and the source of funding (national / international) with

details of outstanding participants, if any:

The Department has organized & participated in following No. of Seminars, Symposia, Workshop and

other FDPs at various levels. Majority of them are sponsored by College and Departments. Prominent

experts from India and abroad were invited. The extract of the data of the same is as follows –



Sr.

No

.

Name of the

Event

Spon

sore

d by

/Self

Sponsoring Agency No. of

Resource

Person /

Experts

No.

of

dele

gate

s

Date

and

year

Nat

ion

al

Internat

ional

Universi

ty-state

Colle

ge

Intern

al

Externa

l

1 Workshop 1 - - - 1 - 1 100 25-26

Feb.

2014

2 Skill based

training

1 - - - - 5 - 70 12-13

Feb

2015

3 Clinical

meeting

presentation

- - - - 1 1 - 89 5 Dec

2014

4 Any other-

Guest lecture

1 - - - 1 - 1 112 13

Marc

h

2015

Total 3 - - - 3 6 2 371

The details of the seminar/symposia/workshop/conference organized its title, no. of delegates, imp.

Resource person, level of conference is given in chronological order in brief:

Workshop on Charak samhita by Dr. A. Dharmadhikari sir at Dr. D. Y. Patil college of

Ayurveda Pimpri Pune .All II, & III BAMS students and faculties from various depts. Have

attended for deep knowledge in samhitas.

Clinical meeting on Clinical approach to Ravan samhita by Dr. D. S. Joshi at Dr. D .Y. Patil

college of Ayurveda Pimpri Pune

Skill based training for Dinacharya project - 12th

Feb 2015 - Nasya, Anjana, Dantadhavana,

13th

Feb 2015 - Abhyang,Udvartana , Suryanamaskar .

Dr. M.V. Joshi, Dr. V.D. Bhusari, Dr. S.A. Pataskar, Dr. D.S. Joshi, Dr. A. Patil illustrated

demonstration to the students.

Guest lecture by Dr. D. P. Gadgil sir on applied clinical & practical aspect of Samhita at Dr. D.

Y .Patil college of Ayurveda Pimpri Pune. All three yr students & all dept. Faculties

interestingly attended.



31. Code of ethics for research

followed by the departments

: As per guidelines of C.C.I.M. and M.U.H.S.

The college has its I.E.C ( Institutional Ethics

Committee

32. Student profile programme-wise : a. PGs students

Name of the

Course

Academic year Selected

No. of students Completed

PG studies and

Pass percentage

M F T

M.D 2009-10 2

2 4 4 – 100 %

2010-11 2 2 4 4 – 100 %

2011-12 1 3 4 4 – 100 %

2014-15 1 5 6 Ongoing

TOTAL 06 12 18



b. For UG students –

Sanskrit

Name of

the

Course

BAMS

Academic

year

Appeared

students

No. of

students

passed

Year wise

Pass % of

dept.

Male Female Total

2010

Sum

Repeater 08 08 16 00 00.00

Win

Fresh 20 33 53 25 47.16

Repeater 08 04 12 04 33.33

Rep

(OLD 1 0 1 0 00.00

2011

Sum

Repeater 18 17 35 21 60.00

Rep(OL

D 0 1 1 1 100

Win

Fresh 40 29 69 36 52.17

Repeater 07 07 14 02 14.28

2012

Sum

Repeater 18 14 32 10 31.25

Repeater 4 7 11 0 00.00

Win

Fresh 24 49 73 49 67.12

Repeater 10 13 23 4 17.39

Repeater 5 2 7 2 28.57

2013

Sum Repeater 18 20 38 22 57.89

Repeater 0 3 3 2 66.66

Win Repeater 13 05 18 10 55.55

2014 Sum Repeater 08 01 09 00 00.00

Win Repeater 01 08 09 05 55.55



Padharthvidyan

Name

of the

Course

BAMS

Academic year Appeared

students

No. of

students

passed

Year wise

Pass % of

dept.

Mal

e

Female Total

2010

Sum Repeater 08 08 16 09 56.25

Win

Fresh 20 33 53 47 88.67

Repeater 01 02 03 02 66.66

2011

Sum

Repeater 01 06 07 02 28.57

Win

Fresh 29 40 69 43 62.31

Repeater 02 03 05 01 20.00

2012

Sum

Repeater 14 11 25 10 40

Repeater 1 3 4 0 00.00

Win

Fresh 24 49 73 70 95.89

Repeater 5 11 16 10 62.5

repeater 0 3 3 0 00.00

2013

Sum Repeater 3 3 6 2 33.33

Repeater 0 2 2 1 50

Win Repeater

03 02 05 03 60.00

2014

Sum Repeater 02 00 02 00

00.00

Win Repeater 02 00 02 00 00.00



Ayurved Itihas

Name

of the

Course

BAMS


students

No. of

students

passed

Year wise

Pass % of

dept.

Male Female Total

2010

Sum Repeater 08 06 14 05 35.71

Win

Fresh 20 33 53 25 47.16

Repeater 01 04 05 00 00.00

2011

Sum

Repeater 12 20 32 12 37.05

Win

Fresh

29 40 69 45 65.21

Repeater 08 13 21 13 61.90

2012

Sum

Repeater 15 8 23 8 34.78

Repeater 1 6 7 1 14.28

Win

Fresh 49 24 73 59 80.82

Repeater 7 9 16 5 31.25

repeater 0 3 3 1 33.33

2013 Sum

Repeater 13 10 23 12 52.17

Repeater 0 1 1 0 00.00

Win Repeater 07 04 11 06 54.54

2014 Sum Repeater 04 02 06 00 00.00

Win Repeater 04 02 06 04 66.66



Ashtang Hriday

Name

of the

Course

BAMS


students

No. of

students

passed

Year wise

Pass % of

dept.

Mal

e

Female Total

2010

Sum

Repeater 08 08 16 08 50.00

Win

Fresh 20 33 53 35 66.03

Repeater 02 02 04 00 00.0

2011

Sum

Repeater 09 12 21 12 57.14

Win

Fresh

29 40 69 43 62.31

Repeater 05 05 10 02 20

2012

Sum

Repeater 13 12 25 17 68

Repeater 3 4 7 2 28.57

Win

Fresh 24 49 73 58 79.45

Repeater 4 5 9 1 11.11

Repeater 1 1 2 2 100

2013 Sum Repeater 11 9 20 16 80

Win Repeater 03 01 04 00 00.00

2014

Sum Repeater 03 02 05 03

60

Win Repeater 01 01 02 01 50.00



Charak samitha 2nd

Year

Name

of the

Course


students

No. of

students

passed

Year wise

Pass % of

dept.

Male Female Total

2010

Sum

Repeater 06 11 17 17 100

Fresh 12 23 35 35 100

Repeater

(old) 01 01 02 02 100

Win

Repeater 03 02 05 05 100

Repeater

(old) 00 01 01 00 00.00

2011 Sum

Fresh 06 19 25 24 96.00

Repeater

(old) 0 01 01 01 100

Win

Fresh

01 04 05 04 80.00

Repeater 00 01 01 01 100

2012 Sum Fresh

09 19 28 28 100

Win Fresh

07 11 18 18 100

2013 Sum Fresh 16 24 40 40 100

Fresh 03 00 03 02 66.66

Win Fresh 04 07 11 11 100

Repeater 01 00 01 01 100

2014 Sum Fresh 19 49 68 53 77.94

Repeater 01 0 01 00 00.00

Win Fresh 07 07 14 09 64.28

Repeater 06 07 13 10 73.92



Charak Samitha 3rd

Year

Name

of the

Course


students

No. of

students

passed

Year wise

Pass % of

dept.

Male Female Total

2010

Sum

Repeater 05 01 06 06 100

Win Fresh

15 15 30 30 100

2011

Sum Fresh 06 11 17 17 100

Win

Fresh

10 25 35 35 100

Repeater

(old) 01 01 02 02 100

2012 Sum Repeater 1 4 5 4 80

Repeater

(old) 0 1 1 1 100

Win Fresh 6 18 24 24 100


2013 Sum Fresh 0 5 5 5 100

Win Fresh

09 18 27 26 96.29

2014 Sum Repeater 08 11 19 19 100

Win Fresh

16 26 42 42 100

33. Diversity of students

:

a. Diversity of PG

Name of the Course

(refer to question no.

4)

Year No. and %

of students

from the

same

university

No. and % of

students from

other

universities

within the state

No. and % of

students from

universities outside

the state

PG (degree) 2009-10 3/75% 1/25 % -

2010-11 1/25% 3/ 75 % -



2011-12 3/ 75% - 1/ 25 %

2014-15 5 / 80% - 1/20 %

b. UGs from 2009-2014

Name of the

Course (refer

to question

no.4)

Year No. and % of

students from

the same

universities

No. and % of

students from

other

universities

within the

state

No. and % of

students from

universities

outside the

state

B.A.M.S 2010-11 61 - 84.72% 1 - 1.3% 10 - 13.88%

2011-12 69 - 92% 4 - 5.33% 2 - 2.66%

2014-15 68 - 90.66% 4 - 5.33% 3- 4%

34. How many students have cleared Civil Services and Defense Services examinations, NET,

SET, GATE and other competitive examinations? Give details category-wise : Nil

35. Student progression :

Student Progression % against enrolled

UG to within institute PG 1 , 4%

36. Diversity of staff

No. and Percentage of faculty who are graduates Post graduate

Of the same university (MUHS) 2/25% 2 / 28.57%

From other university within the state 5 /62.5% 3/42.86%

From universities from other state 1 /12.5% 2 /28.57 %

From universities outside the country - -

Total 8 /100% 7 /100%

37. Number of faculty who were awarded M. Phil., Ph.D., D.Sc. and D.Litt. during the

assessment period :

Existing 1.D. Lit. -01, - Dr. B. P. Pandey -2003

Ph. D – 02- 1. Dr. B. P. Pandey 1986

2. Dr. M. V. Joshi -2001

Note -1 faculty Dr. D.S. Joshi pursuing Ph.D.



38. Present details of departmental infrastructural facilities with regard :

A. Infrastructural facility (Common to all departments)

Library (Dept.)

Central library books belonged to our

department

: No. of Books – 174

No. of Journals – Common 12

Copies of dissertation – 20

Project report of PG –20

Project report of Faculty – 01

Internet facilities for staff and students : No. of computers with Wi-Fi and LAN

and internet 1

Total number of class rooms, seminar halls/

demonstration rooms, auditorium

: class rooms 6 common for all U.G.

students, demonstration rooms 2 ,

special PG classrooms -1

Class rooms with ICT facility, seminars halls

with ICT facility, auditorium with ICT

: Common facility available

Students’ laboratories at the Department : N.A.

Museum at the Department : No. of specimens 47, Models 32,

unique charts -137

List of major equipment’s and instruments of

the department for teaching, learning, research,

clinical diagnostic/test

OHP-1, Yantra –Shastra -11, CD -

8,LCD –common for all

Sharing or Usage of the resources of other

Departments

Nil.

39. List of doctoral, post-doctoral students and Research Associates :student working

From Doctoral student Total

Other University/Inst. Dr. Dnyanesh Joshi 1

Total 1

40. (a) Number of post graduate students getting financial assistance from the university :

(b) UG students getting assistance –

Sr

.

no

Type of

Scholarships

From DMER

UG Year Numbe

r of

Studen

ts

Amount

1 EBC BAMS II & III 2013- 2014 20 1218000

2 EBC BAMS I, II & III 2014 - 2015 35 2233525

3 Minority BAMS I & II 2012-2013 05 125000

4 Minority BAMS II & III 2013-2014 06 150000

5 Minority BAMS I & III 2014-2015 10 250000



Sr.

no

Scholarships & Free

ships From

Samajkalyan

Year

Number of

Students

Amount

1 SC category 2011 28 2957998

2 OBC category 2011 39 2198714

3 SBC category 2011 04 380478

4 VJNT 2011 23 2429525

5 SC category 2012 21 2377470

6 OBC category 2012 35 1981935

7 SBC category 2012 03 298243

8 VJNT category 2012 19 2102869

9 SC category 2013 15 1641425

10 OBC category 2013 29 1588940

11 SBC category 2013 01 1117293

12 VJNT category 2013 14 1572040

41. Was any need assessment exercise undertaken before the development of new programme(s)?

If so, highlight the methodology :

Questionnaire, Student feedback, Discussion ,Design of syllabus ,Approval by authority

42. Does the department obtain feedback from

Sr.

No.

From YES/No How the feedback analysis is

used

1 Faculty on CDD and

TLE

YES Our Faculty Dr. Vandana

Bhusari & Dr.Dnyanesh Joshi

have participated in workshop

of syllabus for Charak

Purvardha –II year BAMS at

Ayurved College Akurdi Pune.

And given feedback regarding

syllabus.

Our Faculty Dr. Mrudula Joshi

gave suggestions regarding

changes in the syllabus of

BAMS course to MUHS also

gave suggestions to CCIM

when particularly asked.

University could not amend the

changes suggested.

2 Students on faculty CDD

and TLE

YES Faculty vise feedback taken

from UG and PG students

Students were facing problem

in understanding Sanskrit

language as well as conceptual

part in Ayurveda so we started



taking extra lectures & Sanskrit

sambhashanam

3. Alumni and employee on

programme

YES Alumni & employee are satisfied

with demonstration of Practical

utility of Basic principles of

Ayurveda in ever changing

methods of teaching & learning.

43. List the distinguished alumni of the

department (maximum 10)

: Name and designation with address

Sr. No. Name Details Place of work

1 Dr.Parikshit Shevade Private practice Mumbai

2 Dr. Amruta Ingale Assistant

Professor

Dange Ayur.

College, Astha

3 Dr. Ashutosh Gandhi Private practice Pune

4 Dr. Preeti Deshmukh Private practice Pune

5 Dr. Nilesh Pund Assistant

Professor

Chunawala Ayur.

College Chikhli

7 Dr.Sagar Salunkhe Private practice Pune

8 Dr. Vishal Patil Assistant

Professor

Ayur.College

Islampur

9 Dr.Krushna

Deshpande

Assistant

Professor

Dr. D. Y. Patil

Ayur. College

10 Dr.Prashant Khade Assistant

Professor

Dr. D. Y. Patil

Ayur. College

44. Give details of student enrichment programmes (special lectures / workshops / seminar)

involving external experts :

The department conducts series of student enrichment programmes round the annual year. All the

PG students are involved in organization as well participate in them. Data of prominent ones are

tabulated here as under

Sr.

No

.

Event (SEP)

UG + PG

No. of

Events

No. of

Prominent

External

Experts

Date / year

1 Special lectures 1 1 13/3/2015

2 Workshops 1 1 25-

26/2/2014

3 Seminars -

Departmental

35 - Throughout

the year

4 Clinical

Meetings-

Discussions

3 - Throughout

the year

Total 40 2



Details of SEPs are given in Annexure - 4

Note: The PG students are also motivate and deputed to attend SDPs and S/S/W/C at other

institutes.

45. List the teaching methods adopted by the faculty for different programmes :

Sr. No. For UG For PG

1 Group discussions. Quiz,

Description chart, case

taking. Microteaching

, Group discussions, PPT,

Microteaching

46. How does the department ensure that programme objectives are constantly met and learning

outcomes are monitored? :Weekly meetings of departmental staff are conducted in which

following matters are discussed –

Syllabus coverage

Problems while teaching any particular topic

Internal submission& Examinations

Results& progress of students

Students feedback

Tutorials

47 . Highlight the participation of students and faculty in extension activities :

Sr.

No.

No. of camps/Work

Shops/Trainings /Rallies/

Lectures/Celebrations

Year No. of Beneficiaries

1 Camps-13 2013-14 834

Our Faculties namely Dr. M.V. Joshi ,Dr. D.S Joshi , Dr. A. K. Patil have participated in health

camp arranged by the college .Details are mentioned in annexure 5

- Dr. Ojada Pol delivers motivational lectures about Ayurved & lifestyle in the society.

Orientation/Sensitization/Awareness lecture

Our faculty is involved in health awareness programs through lectures, rally camps.

Sr.

No

Programm Venue Topic Date

1 Rally Sarasbag Walking is important to

maintain the health

7/4/2014

2 Rally Sarasbag Organ donation 5/4/2015

3 Tanishka health

camp

Uttamnagar Varje

,Pune

Eye check –up

No. of patients-103

10/5/2014

4 Tanishka health

camp

Bhanu pratisthan

Atone Pune

No. of patients-267 1/2/2015

5 Awareness

lecture

Anemia July 2014

Exhibition, blood donation, tree plantation, celebration of environment day, Health day, etc

all Details are given in annexure -5



48. Give details of “beyond syllabus scholarly activities” of the department :

Guest Lecture on practical utility of Charak samhita, Clinical meetings, on-line lectures,

Extra lectures.

Promoted students to participate in residential Ayurvedic programs conducted by

Madhavacharya Gurukul in June/July 2015 For I, II, III B. A.M.S. students. 5 candidates

were selected to attend the same.

49. State whether the programme/ department is accredited/ graded by other agencies? If yes,

give details: Yes. UG & PG degree recognized by CCIM and MUHS

50. Briefly highlight the contributions of the department in generating new knowledge, basic or

applied :

Developed New Models & Specimens For practical Knowledge

P.G. dissertation which included survey study in geriatrics and about rural and urban life style

Dinacharya project for 1st year BAMS students in 13/2/2015

51. Detail five major Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Challenges (SWOC) of the

department :

Strength Weaknesses Opportunities Challenges

Highly Qualified &

sufficient staff

Less exposure of

department to practical

and clinical practices

Literary research –

manuscripts etc.

To motivate scholars

for basic

fundamental research

Best & specious in-

fracture for

departmental staff, PG

students

Study tour to various

educational P.G.

institutes.

Conceptual researches

–e.g. panchabhautic

siddhanta,srushti vikas

.

To inspire students to

learn sanskrit language

as basic need of

course.

Departmental Museum

with attractive & self-

explanatory models &

charts

Collaboration with

other dept. in the

college & dept of other

college like

Biochemistry,

Pharmacology.

Interdisciplinary

researches in

collaboration with

other departments

especially kayachikitsa

& panchakarma

Departmental Library

having basic

compendia , Syllabus

texts dissertations &

synopsis of P.G.

students

Researches with help

of Bio chemistry

pharmacology

Basic fundamental

researches are

conducted ;papers and

articles presentations

from time to time

Publicity of Ayurveda

in community as well

as in foreign countries.

52. Future plans of the department :

1. Inter departmental collaboration research projects as well as biochemistry & pharmacology

collaborative research projects

2. To learn & implement the method of Manuscriptology



3. To keep follow up regarding the syllabus of our departmental subjects for BAMS course

4. To conduct a National Seminar.

5. Promote students to read & understand Basic Granthas (Samhitas) by conducting Teeka vachan

. A) Salient and Unique Features of the departments –

Main literature source for Ayurvedic study

Conceptual and Fundamental principles of Ayurveda are learned theoretically and demonstrated

practically

Unique methodology of Learning & Teaching is explained elaborately.

B) Innovations- Literary research on Single & two Dravya Chikitsa,

Practical demonstration of Ardhashakti Vyayam .



1. Name of the Department : Rachana Sharir Department





College of Ayurved & Research Centre,

Pimpri, Pune – 18, a constituent unit of

Dr. D. Y. Patil Vidya Pratishthan Society,

affiliated to MUHS, Nashik.



Integrated Ph.D., D.Sc., D.Litt., etc.)


programmes

Course

level

Course

Name

Annual /

Semeste

r

Year of

starting

No. of

Intake per

year

Current

Student

Strength

Duration

of course

UG B.A.M.S. Annual 1999 75 77 4 .5 + 1 =

5.5 yrs

PG M.D Annual 2007 06 02 3 yrs

Total 02 81 79





Sr.

No

.

Name of the Programmes offered

by our department


Within the institute

M.D Rachana Sharir 1. Kayachikitsa

2. Panchakarma

3. Shalya Tantra

4. Shalakya

5. StreeRoga

&Prasutitantra

6. Baalroga

Nature of involvement:

PG students of our department are sent for rotational clinical duties during first year of their

course within the Institute.


universities, industries, foreign

institutions, etc.

: Nil



7. Details of programmes discontinued, if

any, with reasons

: Nil

8. Examination System: Annual / Semester

/ Trimester / Choice Based Credit System

: Annual University examinations as per

guidelines by M.U.H.S & C.C.I.M



: Nil

10. Number of teaching posts sanctioned, filled and actual (Professors/Associate

Professors/Asst. Professors/others) :

Designation Sanctione

d by

CCIM

Sanctioned by

Management

Filled

Professor 01 - 01

Associate Professor/Reader 02 - 02


Lecturers 02

01 03

Total 05 01 06



a)Faculty (as UG, UG/PG teachers) (Internal):

Sr.

No

.

Name of the

Teaching staff

Qualifica

tions

Designa

tion

Area of

Speciali

zation

Teaching

Experienc

e in years

No. of PG students

Guiding Guided

a. 1

1 Dr. N. S. Chandurkar B.A.M.S,

M.D.

(Sharir

Rachana)

Prof.

&

H.O.D.

Rachana

Sharir

15 01 10

2 Dr. J. B. Kamble B.A.M.S.

, M.D.

(Sharir

Rachana)

Reader Rachana

Sharir

11 01 04

3 Dr. P.P.Indulkar B.A.M.S.

M.D .

(Sharir

Rachana)

Reader Rachana

Sharir

10 00 02

4 Dr. A. S. Kamble B.A.M.S.

M.D .

(Sharir

Rachana)

Lecturer Rachana

Sharir

3.5 Nil Nil

5 Dr. Y.D.Kutte B.A.M.S.

M.D .

(Rachana

Sharir)

Lecturer Rachana

Sharir

2 Nil Nil



b)Faculty of the Department as Ph.D. Guide (Internal as well as External) : Nil

6 Dr. R.R. Bawa B.A.M.S.

M.D.

(Rachana

Sharir)

Lecturer Rachana

Sharir

4 Nil Nil


Sr.

No.

Name of the

Faculty

Qualification Designation and

Affiliation

Area of

Specializatio

n

Experience

in years

1. Mr. Dubey S.P. M. Sc. M.

Phil.

Assistant

Professor in

Dept. of P.S.M.,

Dr. D.Y Patil

Medical College,

Pimpri, Pune.

Statistics 11 yrs



: Nil



UG 1:13

PG degree 1:2

15. Number of academic support staff (technical) and administrative staff sanctioned, filled

and actual :


d by

CCIM

Sanctioned

by

Managemen

t

Filled/ Actual

Technical Laboratory

Technician

01 01

Administrative Peon/

Museum

Keeper

- 01 01

Sweeper - 01 01

Body Lifter 01 01

TOTAL 02 02 04





: Marma Sharir, Garbha Sharir, Sports

medicine, Genetics, Codification of

data regarding Sharir from ancient

texts and manuscripts.


funding agencies and c) Total grants received. Give the names of the funding agencies,

project title and grants received project-wise. :

(i) 01 of faculty of the department are involved in 02 of Research projects

a) Abstract of projects:

No. of Project from No. of

Ongoing

projects

No. of Completed

projects

Total Funds

received

University (Recognized

by M.U.H.S.)

-- Comparative study

of use of prosection

versus dissection as

an educational tool

for 1st year B.A.M.S.

students.

01 Self

funded

Department/Self funded Standardizatio

n of

vidangadee

kshar

01 Self

funded

Total 01 01 02


b) Ongoing Projects :

Sr.

No.

PI, Co-PI

and Project Title

Funding

Agency

Grant Received

in Rs.

Duration

(Yr.)

Nat. / Inter./

Univ./Dept.

1. PI. Dr. P.P. Indulkar ,

Standardization of

vidangadee kshar

Nil Self funded 3 Years Vaidyaraj Datar

Panchabhoutik

Chikitsa &

Research

Centre, Sangli.



c) Completed Projects :

Sr.

No

.

PI, Co-PI and Project Title Fundin

g

Agency

Grant

Received in

Rs.

Durati

on

(Yr.)

Nat. / Inter./

Univ./Dept.

1 PI. Dr. P.P. Indulkar,

Comparative study of use of

prosection versus dissection as an

educational tool for 1st year

B.A.M.S. students.

Nil Self funded 6

months

M.U.H.S.


associated grants received (including clinical

trials)-

: Nil

19. Departmental projects funded by MUHS, CCIM : Nil

20. (a) Research facility / centre : Adequate facilities available at

department level and centrally

In the department (Give details of facilities in brief ) 1. Dissection hall with adequate

equipments for cadaver dissection.

2. Microscopes for histology study


us)

Practical laboratory of Rasashastra

for Research Project.

In other college (Give details of facilities used by us) Yes. Research lab of Bharati

Vidyapeeth, Pune, for Research

project.

At central level (Give details of facilities used by us) Central Research laboratory – pH

meter

21. Special research laboratories sponsored by /

created by industry or corporate bodies

: Nil


journals. List of all the publications are given as Annexure - 1

Number of papers published in peer reviewed journals – Total: 04

(National – 02, International – 02)

Number of Articles in Magazines : 06

23. Details of patents and income generated : Nil

24. Areas of consultancy and income generated : Nil


industries in India and abroad : 02 faculty were selected to visit L/I/I in India.




Sr.

No.



of place and Nation

Year of

visit

Purpose

of visit

1 Dr. N.S. Chandurkar Govt. Medical College, Akola Nov.-

Dec.201

4

Centre

Observer

2.

Dr. N.S. Chandurkar

Dr. Panjabrao Deshmukh

Medical College, Amaravati.

May-

June

2014

Centre

Observer

3 Dr. N.S. Chandurkar

Datta Meghe College Of

Ayurved, Sawangi, Meghe,

Vardha

29/11/20

14

External

Examiner

for P.G.

4 Dr. P.P. Indulkar BVDU College Of Ayurved ,

Pune

02/06/20

14

Paper

setter

5 Dr. P.P. Indulkar BVDU College Of Ayurved ,

Pune

05/06/20

14

External

Examiner


Sr. no. Name of the

Faculty

Any other Institute

National International

1. Dr. N.S.

Chandurkar

1 -

2. Dr. P. P.

Indulkar

1 -

3. Dr.Y.D. Kutte - 1

Total 03 2 1


1. Dr. N.S. Chandurkar

Executive Member of NIMA, Pimpri- Chinchwad Branch – 2013 to 2015

Secretary – NIMA, Pimpri- Chinchwad Branch – 2011-13

NIMA – National Integrated Medical Association -

It is an Indian non- governmental organization of general practitioners educated in



integrated system of medicine which includes study of Modern Medicine and knowledge

of Ayurveda, Unani and siddha.

2. Dr. P.P.Indulkar

Member- Vaidyaraj Datar Panchabhoutik Chikitsa & Research Centre, Sangli

It is an Institute which practices & promotes diagnosis and treatment of diseases by

Panchbhoutic nidan & Chikitsa.

Faculty – Diploma course In Panchbhoutik Chikitsa.

3. Dr. Y.D. Kutte - Member - International Academy of Ayurveda

IAA – International Academy of Ayurved –

It is an organization which promotes globalization of Ayurveda.



The College has always given emphasis on faculty development and enrichment.

Staff members are encouraged and permitted to participate in various Seminars, Symposia,

Conferences, Workshops, CME programmes, and Education technology programs to enhance

their skills and update their knowledge.

The department faculty is actively involved in attending various FDP‟s to enhance their skills

thereby adding to development of the department.

In total, 06 faculty members have attended 68 FDPs (10 International, 31 National, 27 State,

/university). Data extract from the documents is given in the following table.

Sr.

No.

Type of the

Programme

No. of FDP’s participated Total

State/

University

level

National

level

International

level

1 Orientation

Programme 04 04

2 Workshops 11 03 14

3 Semin / Symp /

Conf. 05 22 10 37

4 CMEs / MET /

Clinical meet 09 09

5 Any other (

visits) 02 02 04

Total 27 31 10 68


28. Students Projects: The students are motivated to develop research bend of mind, undertake

research project work, and attend seminar/Symp./conference/workshop may are

encouraged to undertake MUHS, CCIM projects. All the PG dissertations/projects are

based on Research work guided by the faculty. The details regarding the number of projects

of students is given in the following table




Sr.

No.

Projects Ongoing Completed Total

1. No. of PG dissertation based on

their research work

02 20 22

TOTAL 02 20 22

Percentage of students who have done in-house

projects including inter-departmental project

:

100 %



institute

:

Nil

Details of other UG projects and PG dissertations are given in the annexure-3

29. Awards / recognitions received at the national and international level by : Nil

30. Seminars/ Conferences/Workshop/Skill based/ Training workshops/ CMEs/ clinical

meetings / Special lectures / any other organized and the source of funding (national /

international) with details of outstanding participants, if any:

The Department has organized Workshops and other FDPs at various levels. Majority of them are

self funded or sponsored by the college. Prominent subject experts were invited for the same. The

extract of the data of the same is as follows:

Sr.

No.

Name of the Event Sponsored

by

Institute/Sel

f

Sponsori

ng

agency

No. of Resource

Person / Experts

No. of

delegate

s

Year

college Interna

l

External

1 CME/Clinical

meeting

Self 01 01 Nil 100 Nov

2014

2 Any other Institute 02 01 Nil NA 2014,

2015

Total 02 03 02 Nil 100

The details of the seminar/symposia/workshop/conference organized its title, no. of delegates,

important Resource person, level of conference may be given in chronological order in brief:

1. Clinical meet on Infertility By Dr. Y.D. Kutte Date- 21/11/2014

2. Lecture on Body Donation By Dr. P.P. Indulkar At Prajapita Bramhakumari Centre, Pimpri.

Date- 16/2/2015



3. Lecture on Body donation and organ donation by Dr. P.P. Indulkar on 20/03 2015

31. Code of ethics for research followed

by the departments


The college has its I.E.C ( Institutional Ethics

Committee )

32. Student profile programme-wise :

a. PG students

Name of the

Course

Year of

Examination

Enrolled No. of students

Completed PG studies

and

Pass percentage M F T

M.D. Rachana

Sharir

2009-2010 01 03 04 4-100%

M.D. Rachana

Sharir

2010-2011 03 01 04 4-100%

M.D. Rachana

Sharir

2011-2012 04 00 04 4-100%

M.D. Rachana

Sharir

2012-2013 00 00 00 4-100%

M.D. Rachana

Sharir

2013-2014 00 00 00 4-100%

M.D. Rachana

Sharir

2014-2015 01 01 02 Pursuing

TOTAL 09 05 14



a. For UG students –

Name

of the

Course

BAMS


students

No. of

students

passed

Year wise

Pass % of

dept.

Male Female Total

2010 Sum Repeater 8 9 17 02 11.76

Win

Fresh 20 33 53 28 52.83

Repeater 04 07 11 00 00.00

Rep(old) 1 1 2 1 50

2011 Sum

Repeater 13 22 35 12 34.28

Rep(OL

D) 1 0 1 0 00.00

Win

Fresh 29 40 69 42 60.86

Repeater 11 12 23 07 30.43

Rep(OL

D 1 0 1 0 00.00

2012

Sum

Repeater 14 12 26 9 34.61

Repeater 6 8 14 2 14.28

Rep(OL

D 1 0 1 0 00.00

Win

Fresh 24 49 73 58 79.45

Repeater 9 9 18 5 27.77

Repeater 2 7 9 4 44.44

Rep(OL

D) 1 0 1 0 00.00

2013

Sum

Repeater 15 9 24 8 33.33

Repeater 1 3 4 2 50

Rep(OL

D 1 0 1 1 100

Win Repeater 14 04 18 07 38.88

2014 Sum Repeater 09 02 11 04 36.36

Win Repeater 06 01 07 04 57.14



33. Diversity of students : a. PG and UG Student Diversity is given in

the Table below -

Name of the

Course

Year of

admissi

on

No. and %

of students

from the

same

university

No. and % of

students from

other

universities

within the state

No. and % of

students from

universities

outside the

state

M.D. Rachana

Sharir

2009-10 03 (75%) -- 01 (25%)

M.D. Rachana

Sharir

2010-11 03 (75%) 01 (25%) ---

M.D. Rachana

Sharir

2011-12 04 (100%) --

M.D. Rachana

Sharir

2012-13 -- -- --

M.D. Rachana

Sharir

2013 -

14

-- -- --

M.D. Rachana

Sharir

2014-15 -- 01(16%) 01 16%)

b.UGs from 2009-2014 –

Name of the

Course (refer

to question

no.4)

Year No. and % of

students from

the same

universities

No. and % of

students from

other

universities

within the

state

No. and % of

students from

universities

outside the

state

B.A.M.S 2010-11 61 - 84.72% 1 - 1.3% 10 - 13.88%

2011-12 69 - 92% 4 - 5.33% 2 - 2.66%

2014-15 68 - 90.66% 4 - 5.33% 3- 4%


SET, GATE and other competitive examinations? Nil



UG to PG (within the institute) 2 %

UG to PG (outside the institute) 2 %




No. and Percentage of faculty who are Post Graduates

Of the same university 03 (50%)

From other university within the state 03 (50%)

From universities from other state ------

From universities outside the country ------

Total 06 (100%)


assessment period : Nil


A.Infrastructural facility (Common to all departments)

Library : No. of Books – 147

No. of Journals – 12

(common)



and internet - 01



: Classrooms – 08 ( common)

Demonstration room – 1

PG Lecture room -1

Class rooms with ICT facility, seminars halls with

ICT facility, auditorium with ICT

: Common – 1

Students’ laboratories at the Department : 1 Dissection hall with Histology

section

Museum at the Department : Spacious museum with

specimens - 210 ,models - 85 and

charts – 91

List of major equipments and instruments of the

department for teaching, learning, research,

clinical diagnostic/test (Annexure VII)

As per Annexure 6


Departments

Laboratory of Rasashastra

39. List of doctoral, post-doctoral students and Research Associates : Nil



40. (a) Number of post graduate students getting financial assistance from the university : Nil

UG students getting assistance –

Sr

.

n

o

Type of

Scholarships

From DMER

UG Year Numbe

r of

Studen

ts

Amount

1 EBC BAMS II & III 2013- 2014 20 1218000

2 EBC BAMS I, II &

III

2014 - 2015 35 2233525




Sr.

no

Scholarships & Free

ships From Samaj

kalyan

Year

Number of

Students

Amount

1 SC category 2011 28 2957998

2 OBC category 2011 39 2198714

3 SBC category 2011 04 380478

4 VJNT 2011 23 2429525

5 SC category 2012 21 2377470

6 OBC category 2012 35 1981935

7 SBC category 2012 03 298243

8 VJNT category 2012 19 2102869

9 SC category 2013 15 1641425

10 OBC category 2013 29 1588940

11 SBC category 2013 01 1117293

12 VJNT category 2013 14 1572040

41. Was any need assessment exercise undertaken before the development of new

programme(s)? If so, highlight the methodology: Nil




Sr.

No.


used


TLE

Yes No. of lectures and practical‟s

were increased, extra lectures were

taken, mentorship was allocated

for students and remedial lectures

were taken for the

underperforming students.

Audio-visual aids were more used

in the lectures.

Quizzes, workshops, PBLs etc.

were conducted to arouse interest

amongst students.

Awareness lectures on body

donation.


and TLE

YES Notes were given on Ayurvedic

topics and some modern topics as

well. More use of models and

audio – visual aids was done

during lectures.

Tests were conducted on regular

basis.

3 Alumni and Emphasis on

programmes

YES More field visits were conducted




Name Details Place of work

1 Dr Ganesh Patil Lecturer in Rachana

Sharir

Ayurved College, Chiplun

2 Dr Suvarna Kale Lecturer in Rachana

Sharir

Ayurved College,

Aurangabad



3 Dr. Hemant Jire Lecturer in Rachana

Sharir

Swaroop Singh Naik

College Of Ayurved,

Dhule.

4 Dr. Ashwini Patil Lecturer, Rachana

Sharir

Ayurved College, Igatpuri

5 Dr. Mohit Lodha Entrepreneur Manmad, Dist. Nashik





tabulated here as under (Details of SEPs are given in Annexure – 4)

Sr.

No

.

Event (SEP)

UG + PG

No. of

Events

No. of

Prominent

External

Experts

Year

1 Special lectures

2 Workshops 02 01 2011, 2012

3 Seminars

(Within the

dept.)

104 - 2010-2015

4 Any other 04 2011 to

2015

Total 110 01

Note: The PG students are also motivate and deputed to attend SDPs at other institutes.



1 Lectures Lectures

2 PPT‟s, PPT‟s

3 Tutorial‟s, Tutorials

4 Practical‟s, Practical‟s

5 Problem Based Learning, Problem Based Learning

Micro Teaching

6 Micro Teaching Small Group Discussion



7 Small Group teaching, Educational visits

8 Integrated Teaching

9 Quiz

46. How does the department ensure that programme objectives are constantly met and

learning outcomes are monitored? :

1. Senior faculty trains the junior faculty members for lectures /Demonstrations/Dissections.

2. Regular one to one discussion between senior faculty and UG and PG students

3. Seminars are conducted in the department regularly where all the PG students & faculty members

Participate.

4. Micro teaching sessions are conducted by junior faculty & improvements are suggested

5. PBLs are displayed on the notice board UG and later discussed to facilitate student learning

6. PG students maintain logbooks regularly to monitor their learning activities

7. Continuous assessment tests are regularly conducted to judge practical and theoretical Knowledge

47. Highlight the participation of students and faculty in extension activities :

Sr.

No.

No. of camps/Work




1. Medical Camps organized by

College Hospital

2013, 2014 200

2. Lecture on Body Donation Feb 2015 40 people attended the

lecture, 2people

enrolled for body

donation

3. Lecture on Body Donation March 2015 25

The college Hospital organizes regular Medical Camps in surrounding areas and the

department faculty is actively involved in these camps as per duties allotted

The department faculty collectively and individually spread the message of Body and Organ

Donation by conducting special lectures for students and common mass.

Details in Annexure 5


Prosection project

Extra Lectures are conducted after regular classes for thorough understanding of the subject.

Clinical meetings are arranged to make the subject more clinical and practical based.

Seminar, integrated learning , workshops are arranged to encourage staff and student

development


give details: Yes. UG & PG degrees are recognized by C.C.I.M and M.U.H.S.




applied :

1. Practical understanding and implementation of Ayurved Sharir at clinical level.

2. Newer teaching techniques which are student centered and clinically effective

3. Encouraging PG students for publication of their research activity.

4. Searching newer and better methods of Museum development.


department :


Well trained,

competent, highly

motivated faculty

interested in teaching

and research

Very less time is

available to the

faculty to complete the

U.G syllabus as well

as for

Research

Activities

To improve the

Departmental

histology section.

Virtual

Dissection

Trained non-teaching

laboratory staff

Need to have

more

publications of

Research articles

in journals with

higher impact

factor

Encouraging students

to take up STS

research project

(student ICMR)

To have more

number of

externally

funded research

Projects.

Well equipped

Dissection hall and

Laboratory

Unable to get

good sponsored

projects

To do research and

improve in no. of

publications in

indexed journals

To improve

upon

academically

backward

students

Excellent state of art,

well lighted and

Ventilated museum.

Setting up integrated

virtual museum &

integrated virtual

histology laboratory

To motivate

and counsel

medical

graduates to

register for post

graduation in

Anatomy

Body donation &

embalming services

Available round the

Taking up of more

ICMR,MUHS and

DPU funded projects

Incorporate detailed

study of Genetics and

Histology in PG



clock. byFaculty. syllabus

Toevaluate the

relevance of Garbha

Sharir with respect to

Genetics


a. Establishing -

1. Virtual Anatomy Museum.

2. Clinical Anatomy Museum

3. Develop embryology section.

4. Spreading awareness for body donation & organ donation

A) Salient and Unique features of the Departments

State of Art museum with 300+ specimens, separate section for specimens of embryology and

sections of body at various different levels.

Museum displays various DRISHTANTAS AND AYURVED BASED MODELS for better

understanding to UG and PG students.

b) Best Practices

Spreading awareness not only about cadaver donation but also regarding organ donation in the

region of Pune and in surrounding towns and villages. Thus people of this region are made aware

of necessity to donate organs like eye, kidney, heart, liver among others and also provided

guidance regarding the procedure involved in carrying out this process.

Innovations - For better understanding by the medical students, PROSECTIONS are

prepared of clinically relevant body parts and demonstrated to the students

Best Practices - Use of animated anatomy videos with clinical applications in teaching

methods for making the subject more interesting.

Other points –

The faculty of the department has given guest lecturers outside the institute on professional as

well as public platforms. Our faculty is also members of renowned organizations in the field

of Ayurveda.

Dr Amar Kamble has delivered a Lecture on “ Importance Of Modification in lifestyle &

Panchakarma for Prevention of diseases- 22Feb 2015



Dr Yogesh Kutte (Member, IAA) has guided several foreign students on the topic of „Marma

Therapy‟. Till now he has guided 18 foreign students on Basics of Marma Therapy and

delivered more than 25 lectures.

Basics of marma therapy By – Dr. Y. D. Kutte - March 2015, Jan 2015, Dec 2014,

August 2014

List of Annexures:

Annexure 1 - List of Publications by the faculty and data on Impact factor, h-factor and other

data bases

Annexure 2 - List of FDPs participated by the faculty.

Annexure 3 - List of details of UG/PG projects and PG desertions

Annexure 4 - List of details of SEPs/SDPs conducted by the department

Annexure 5 – Extension activities

Annexure 6- List of Equipments/Instruments/Facilities in the department



1. Name of the Department : Kriya sharir


3. Is the Department part of a School/Faculty

of the university?

: The Department is a part of Dr.D.Y.Patil College

of Ayurved & Research Centre, Pimpri, Pune – 18,

a constituent unit of Dr. D. Y. Patil Vidya

Prathisthan Society, Pimpri, Pune, affiliated to

MUHS Nashik.




: The Department offers the following programmes

Course

level

Course

Name

Annual /

Semester

Year of

starting

No. of

Intakeper

year

Current

Student

Strength

Duratio

n

of

course

UG B.A.M.S Annual 1999 75 77 4.5 + 1

= 5.5 yrs

PG M.D. Annual 2014 6 6 3 yrs

Total 2 - - 81 83 -

5. Interdisciplinary programmes and departments involved

Sr.

No.

Name of the Programme

offered by our department Involved Departments

1 M. D. Kayachikitsa

Panchakarma

Streerog

Kaumarbhrutya

Shalyatantra

Shalakyatantra

Nature of involvement: - PG students of our department are sent for rotational clinical duties to other

clinical departments within the institute.



etc.

: Nil

7. Details of programmes discontinued, if any,

with reasons

Nil



: Annual university examination, as per guidelines of

MUHS and CCIM.



: Nil




Designation Sanctioned Filled/Actual

(including

CAS/MPS)

Professor 1 1

Associate

Professor/Reader 2 2

Assistant

Professor /

Lecturers

2 2

Total 5 5



Faculty (as UG, UG/PG teachers) (Internal):

Sr

.

N

o.

Name of the

Teaching staff

Qualifica

tions

Designati

on

Area

of

Specializat

ion

Teaching

Experienc

e in years

Guiding

1 Dr.Prafulkumar

Amarchand Babel

M.D. Professor

& H.O.D.

KriyaSharir 21 3

2 Dr.Smita Shamrao

Kadu

M.D. Associate

Professor

KriyaSharir 15.8 2

3 Dr. Sheetal Uttam

Roman

M.D. Associate

Professor

KriyaSharir 7.8 1

4 Dr. Krishna Prasad

Deshpande

M.D. Assistant

Professor

Ayurved

Samhita

2.2 -

5 Dr.Prashant

Annaso Khade

M.D. Assistant

Professor

Ayurved

Samhita 4.4

-


Sr.

No.

Name of the

Faculty


Affiliation

Area of

Specializatio

n

Experience

in years

1. Mr. Dubey

S.P.

MSc, MPhil Assistant Professor

(Dept. of PSM- Dr.

D.Y.Patil Medical

College, Pune.)

Statistics 11





: Nil

Programme Teacher Student

Ratio

UG 1: 15

PG degree (as per

Central Council &

MUHS Norms)

1 : 2

14. Programme-wise Teacher Student Ratio:

15. Number of academic support staff (technical) and administrative staff sanctioned, filled and actual

:

Staff Post Sanctioned Filled/ Actual

Technical Lab Technician 1 1

Administrative Museum keeper 1 1

TOTAL 2 2


major funding agencies / self funding.

: 1. Associational study of the Ayurvedic Kriya Sharir

Fundamentals with Modern Physiology.

2. Associational study of Ayurvediya Agni concept

with the various impulse generation of Human body.

17. Number of faculty with ongoing and completed projects from a) national, b) international funding

agencies and c) Total grants received. Give the names of the funding agencies, project title and

grants received project-wise. :Nil

18. Inter-institutional collaborative projects and associated grants received (including clinical trials)

Sr.

No

.


g

Agency

Durati

on

(Yr.)

Nat. /

Inter./

DPU/De

pt.

1 PI- Dr. Mrs. Borade N.G

Co-PI-Dr.Mrs. Archana Atul Jadav

Dr. Prashant.A.Khade

An Associated study of Ayurvediya

Prakruti and Modern Cardiovascular

physiological parameters in healthy

individuals.(ongoing)

DPU 2 Years National



2 PI –Dr. Prafulkumar A. Babel

Co-PI – Dr. Shital .U.Roman

Dr. Prashant.A.Khade

Dr. Mrs. Archana Atul Jadav

An Associated study of Ayurvediya Prakruti

and Modern Respiratory physiological

parameters in healthy individuals.(ongoing)

DPU 2 Years National

19. Departmental projects funded by AYUSH, MUHS

etc; total grants received.

: Nil

20. (a) Research facility / centre : Adequate common research facilities are

available

In the department (Give details of facilities in brief

)

: Yes ( UG & PG Practical laboratories are

available for research purpose)

In other department(Give details of facilities used

by us)

: No

In other college (Give details of facilities used by

us)

: Yes(Facility from Research Department

of Dr. D. Y. Patil Medical college, Pune

is used)

At central level (Give details of facilities used by

us)

: Yes (Central Research Lab)



: Nil

22. A)Publications :Number of articles published – Total: 3

B)List of articles by the faculty in local magazine:-

S.N. Name Of Faculty Topic Publication Year

1. Dr. Deshpande K. P. i) Mana- Ayurvediya

Vivechana

Aayush

Publication,

Satara

2012

ii) Bhojanakala&

Ayurveda

2. Dr. Khade P. A. i) SamhitaVachana Srujana Chikitsa 2010

C)No. of Books with ISBN with details of publishers 4 books

D)List of books by the faculty :-

S.N. Name of Faculty Topic Publication Year

1.

Dr. Babel P. A.

i) Kayachikitsa-I Shantanu

Prakashana, Pune

2002

ii) Kayachikitsa-IV 2004

iii) Kayachikitsa-I (Hindi) 2005

iv) Handbook of Anatomy 2007




24. Areas of consultancy and income generate : Nil

25. Faculty selected nationally / internationally to visit other laboratories / institutions / industries in

India and abroad:1 faculty was selected to visit on Local Inquiry Committee of MUHS, Nashik..The

details are as follows:-

Sr.

No.


Laboratory/Industry,

Name of place and Nation

Year of

visit

Purpose of visit

1. Prof. Dr. P. A. Babel K.M.H.M.C. Ahmednagar 2015 University

Affiliation

2.

Prof. Dr. P. A. Babel

A.H.M.C. Ahmednagar

2015

University

Affiliation

26. Faculty serving in :- All 5 faculty of the department are serving as a life members in NIMA

(National Integrated Medical Association)


It is an Indian non- governmental organization of general practitioners educated in integrated system

of medicine which includes study of Modern Medicine and knowledge of Ayurveda, Unani and siddha.

27. Faculty recharging strategies (UGC, ASC, Refresher / orientation programs, workshops, training

programs and similar programs) :

The Institution has always given emphasis on continuous faculty development and enrichment. The staff

members are motivated and permitted to attend / participate in Seminars, Symposia, Conferences,

Workshops, CME programmes, and Education technology programs to enhance their skills and update

their knowledge.

In total, 05faculty members have attended 66 FDPs (09 International, 26 National, 31 State,/university

college). Data extract from the documents is given in the following table. (Annexure - 1)

Sr.

No.

Type of the

Programme


State/

University

level

National

level

Internationa

l level

1 Orientation

Programme 2 - - 2

2 Workshops 19 3 - 22



3 Semin / Symp /

Conf. - 22 09 31

4 CMEs / MET /

Clinical meet 09 1 - 10

6 Any other 1 - - 1

Total 31 26 9 66

Details of the participations of the staff in FDPs are given as below:-

Sr.No. Name of Faculty Type of the Programme

Orientation

Programme

Workshop Semin/

Symp/co

nf.

CMEs/

MET/

Clinical

meet

Any

other

1. Dr. P. A. Babel - 6 8 2 -

2. Dr. S. S. Kadu 2 3 4 2 1

3. Dr. S. U. Roman - 5 3 3 -

4. Dr. K. P. Deshpande - 3 10 - -

5. Dr. P. A. Khade - 5 6 3 -

28. Students Projects: The students are motivated to develop research bend of mind, undertake research

project work, and attend seminar/Symp./conference/workshop may are encouraged to undertake

AYUSH/MUHS projects. All the PG dissertations/projects are based on Research work guided by

the faculty. The details regarding the number of projects of students are given in the following table.

Number of Students Projects - UG

Sr. No. Projects Ongoing Total

1 Projects done by

UG students

1. Dosha Vruddhi-Kshaya

Lakshana Parikshana

2. Dhatu Sarata Parikshana

3. Prakruti Parikshana

4. Agni Parikshana

5. Koshtha Parikshana

5



Number of Students Projects - PG

Sr.

no.

Name of PG Student Title of Dissertation Guide Year of

Submission

1 Dr.Pratik Baldota An Associational study of LDL levels

in blood with Prakruti.

Dr. P.A. Babel Ongoing

2 Dr.Dushyant Patil An Associational study of serum

creatinine levels in blood with Prakruti.

Dr. P.A. Babel Ongoing

3 Dr.Madan Sonawane An Associational study of HDL levels

in blood with Prakruti.

Dr. P. A. Babel Ongoing

4 Dr.Aruna Garg Study of assessment of Serum Calcium

in different Prakruti.

Dr. S .S. Kadu Ongoing

5 Dr. Meghana Karande A Study of VataVruddhilakshana-

Malasanga in different Daihik Prakrutis

in shift wise night duty workers

Dr.S.S.Kadu Ongoing

6 Dr.Harish Patankar A study of an association between

sugar levels in blood with prakruti.

Dr. S.U. Roman Ongoing


projects including inter-departmental project.

:

100 %

29. Awards / recognitions received at the national and international level by :

Prof Dr. P. A. Babel awarded a gold medal for his research dissertation by International Academy Of

Ayurved.



30. Seminars/ Conferences/Workshop/Skill based/ Training workshops/ CMEs/ clinical meetings /

Special lectures / any other organized and the source of funding (national / international) with

details of outstanding participants, if any: The Department has organized various guest lectures.

Majority of them are sponsored by and Departments. Prominent subject experts from were invited. The

extract of the data of the same is as follows.

Sr.

No

.

Name of

the Event

Sponsored by

No. of

Resource

Person /

Experts

No. of

delegates

Date and

year

1 Guest

lectures

College 2

111

+115

19/03/2015

27/03/2015

Total - 02 226 -

The details of the guest lecture :-

Speaker- Dr. Neelam Prasad Bala (Aso. Prof. Physiology Department, Dr. D.Y.Patil Medical College,

Pimpri.) Topic- Autonomous Nervous System

2nd

Speaker- Dr. Archana Jadhav (Prof. Physiology Department, Dr. D.Y. Patil Medical College, Pimpri.)

Topic- E.C.G.

31. Code of ethics for research followed by

the departments

: As per C.C.I.M. & M. U. H.S. guidelines

The College has its I.E.C (Institutional Ethics

Committee.)

32. Student profile programme-wise : A). PGs students

Name of the

Course

(refer to

question no.

4)

Academic

Year

Selected

No. of students Completed PG studies and

Department subject examination and Pass

percentage

M F T PG Degree Program Department Subject

2014-15 4 2 6 Batch started current year (2014-15)

TOTAL 4 2 6



Name

of the

Course

BAMS

Academic

year

Appeared

students

No. of

students

passed

Year wise

Pass % of

dept.

Male Female Total

2010 Sum Repeater 08 04 12 01 8.33

Win

Fresh 20 33 53 45 84.90

Repeater 03 04 07 04 57.14

2011 Sum Repeater 05 05 10 02 20.00

Win

Fresh 29 40 69 45 65.21

Repeater 05 04 09 02 22.22

2012 Sum Repeater 12 11 23 13 56.52

Repeater 2 4 6 1 16.66

Win

Fresh 24 49 73 64 87.67

Repeater 6 5 11 2 18.18

Repeater 0 2 2 0 00.00

2013 Sum Repeater 9 6 15 7 46.66


Win Repeater 06 01 07 05 71.42

2014 Sum Repeater 02 00 02 00 00

Win Repeater 02 00 02 01 50.00

UG Students :

33. Diversity of students- : (a) PG

Name of the

Course

(refer to

question no. 4)

Year No. and % of

students from

the same

university

No. and % of

students from

universities

outside the

state

PG (Degree) 2014-15 5 (83.33%) 1(16.66%)



(b) UGs from 2009-2014

Name of the

Course (refer

to question

no.4)

Year No. and % of

students from

the same

universities

No. and % of

students from

other

universities

within the

state

No. and % of

students from

universities

outside the

state

B.A.M.S 2010-11 61 - 84.72% 1 - 1.3% 10 - 13.88%

2011-12 69 - 92% 4 - 5.33% 2 - 2.66%

2014-15 68 - 90.66% 4 - 5.33% 3- 4%

34. How many students have cleared Civil Services and Defense Services examinations, and other

competitive examinations? Give details category-wise :Nil



UG to PG (within the institute) 2 (33.33%)

UG to PG (from other institute) 4 (66.66%)


No. and Percentage of faculty who are Post graduates

Of the same university 3 - 60%

From other university within the state 2 - 40%

Total 5 - 100%

37. Number of faculty who were awarded M.Phil., Ph.D., D.Sc. and D.Litt. during the assessment

period : Nil


Infrastructural facility (Common to all departments)

Library (departmental) : No. of Books – 153

No. of Journals – 12 (Common)


Project report of UG – 5


and internet - 1 nos.



: Common class rooms - 8 , demonstration

rooms - 1





: Common - 1

Students’ laboratories at the Department : Practical laboratory - 1

Research laboratories at the Department : P. G. Laboratory - 1

Museum at the Department : Specimens – 20, Models - 25.

List of major equipments and instruments of the

department for teaching, learning, research,

clinical diagnostic/test

As per Annexure – 2


Departments

1. Kayahikitsa

2. Shalya tantra

3 Shalakyatantra

4.Strirogevam prasutitantra

5.Balrog

6 Panchkarma

7 RogNidan

8 RachnaSharir

39. List of doctoral, post-doctoral students and Research Associates :Nil

40. UG students getting assistance :

Sr

.

n

o

Type of

Scholarships

From DMER

UG Year Numbe

r of

Studen

ts

Amount

1 EBC BAMS II & III 2013- 2014 20 1218000

2 EBC BAMS I, II &

III

2014 - 2015 35 2233525




Sr.

no

Scholarships & Free

ships From

Samajkalyan

Year

Number of

Students

Amount

1 SC category 2011 28 2957998

2 OBC category 2011 39 2198714

3 SBC category 2011 04 380478



4 VJNT 2011 23 2429525

5 SC category 2012 21 2377470

6 OBC category 2012 35 1981935

7 SBC category 2012 03 298243

8 VJNT category 2012 19 2102869

9 SC category 2013 15 1641425

10 OBC category 2013 29 1588940

11 SBC category 2013 01 1117293

12 VJNT category 2013 14 1572040

41. Was any need assessment exercise undertaken before the development of new programme(s)? If so,

highlight the methodology :

1. Recognition proforma was prepared and submitted to the authority through proper channel to obtain

the permission to start new P.G. course in department.

a. According to the proforma, the facilities in the department are made available in following parts-

Upgradation of U.G. laboratory

Upgradation in research laboratory in form of required research equipments were made available

Upgradation of departmental U.G. and P.G. libraries by adding more required books in it.

Separate P.G. section was designed for day to day P.G. work. PG rules and regulations, syllabus were

discussed and documented.

For better orientation of students and faculty, resource persons were called for expert lecturers

Requirement submitted for smart demonstration room for U.G. , P.G. lecturers seminars workshops etc.


Sr.

No.

From YES/

No

How the feedback analysis is used

1 Faculty on CDD

and TLE

Yes The Head of the department took

feedback from faculty regarding

design of syllabus and informed

MUHS for necessary changes in

syllabus.

ATP designed for lesson planning

2 Students on

faculty CDD

and TLE

Yes Staff attended Basic & Advanced

MET programme.

Extra lectures for slow learners.



Guest lecture series started.

3 Alumni and

Emphasis on

programmes

Yes PG program was introduced




Sr.

No.

Name Details Address

1. Dr. Dushyant

Patil

P.G. Kriyasharir Dr D Y Patil college of Ayurved, Pimpri.

2. Dr. Deepak

Yewale.

Medical Practitioner Kulkarni plot, Malwadi, 413101.

3. Dr. Abhijeet

Ghadge.

M.S. Shalya

R.M.O. Bhosari

municipal hospital

Triratnsadan , Santtukaram nagar, opp.

Darga masjid, Indapur.

4. Dr. Riya

Chaugule.

R.M.O. Vedant Hospital,

Thane.

Flat 102, B1, Unnati woods, Ghodbandar,

Thane.

5. Dr.Nikhlesha

Patil.

Medical Practitioner Dhanwantari Clinic, Alibaug.

6. Dr. Trupti

Dumbare.

Medical Practitioner Karegaon.

44. Give details of student enrichment programmes (special lectures / workshops / seminar) involving

external experts :

The department conducts series of student enrichment programmes round the annual year. All the PG

students are involved in organization as well participate in them. Data of prominent ones are tabulated

here as under -

Sr.

No.

Event

(SEP) UG +

PG

No.

of

Even

ts

No. of Prominent

External Experts

Date / year

1 Special

lectures

2 2 19/03/2015

27/03/2015

Total 2 2



Details of SEPs –

Speaker- Dr. Neelam Prasad Bala (Aso. Prof. Physiology Department, Dr. D.Y.Patil Medical College,

Pimpri.)

Topic- Autonomous Nervous System.

2nd

Speaker- Dr. Archana Jadhav( Prof. Physiology Department, Dr. D.Y. Patil Medical College,

Pimpri.) Topic- E.C.G.


Sr.

No.

For UG For PG

1 Didactic lectures Didactic lectures

2 PPTs and OHP PPTs and OHP

3 Small group discussion Small group discussion

4 Practical

demonstrations

Practical demonstrations

5 Micro Teaching

sessions

Micro Teaching sessions

6 Seminars Seminars

7 Tutorials Tutorials

8 Integrated Teaching Integrated teaching

programme

adopted


outcomes are monitored? :

1. Feedback from students.

2. At the end of programme the various evaluation tests were carried out.

47. Highlight the participation of students and faculty in extension activities : Annexure no.3

1) Awareness Programs –Awareness for society in the rural areas by giving Lectures and Health Check

up camps.

2) Awareness for Blood Donation, Vaccination, Sanitation, Hemoglobin in Women.

3) NSS Lectures conducted on following: Dinacharya, Rutucharya,Ahara etc. as mentioned in Ayurveda

etc.

4) Rally on Swine Flu Awareness in Association with NSS and Swasthavritta Department.

5)Health awareness activity details


Students are motivated for presentation of Ayurved towards the society

Also students are encouraged for participation in various quiz competitions, seminars etc.

Students are motivated for preparation of paper/ poster presentation in seminars.

Students are encouraged for compilatory study with other streams of medical sciences.



49. State whether the programme/ department is accredited/ graded by other agencies? If yes, give

details :Yes, UG & PG degree recognized by CCIM and MUHS

50. Briefly highlight the contributions of the department in generating new knowledge, basic or applied

: Topic wise practical based U. G. and P.G. in house research projects are designed and allotted to the

students.

51. Detail five major Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Challenges (SWOC) of the department :

Sr.

No

.


1 Well experienced and

qualified teaching

faculty and other staff.

1.Research articles are

less

2.More publications

required

3.Collabration activity

with Yoga institute is

required

To compile the ancient

nomenclature of

kriyasharir with

modern science with

the help of modern

technology.

To design and select

the required

Ayurvedic parameters

to meet the existing

and upcoming challenge

threshold.

2 State of the Art

infrastructure of the

department

3 Well equipped museum

and practical lab

4 Full-fledged

departmental U.G. and

P.G. library

5 Having consistency of

U.G. results more than

90% .

52. Future plans of the department :To design practical oriented certificate courses wise

1. Prakruti 2. Agni 3. Dhatu. 4. Doshavrudhhikshay 5. Koshthaparikshan.

A) Salient and Unique features of the Departments- 1.Teaching learning methods, Equipments and

Instrumentation. 2.The Kriya sharir department has a role to promote research activities of other

departments of Ayurved. 3. A Book Published by PG student – Dr.Harish Patankar – ‟Dravyaguna

Vishesh Sangraha along with a DVD on Nadi Vidnyan

B) Innovations - Evaluation methods – developing ospe stations for evaluating various practicles

in kriya sharir.

C) Best Practices – micro teaching.



List of Annexures:

Annexure 1) List of FDP‟s participated by the faculty

Annexure 2) List of major instruments and equipments

Annexure 3 – Extension Activities



1. Name of the Department : Dravyaguna department



of the university?

: The Department is a part of Dr. D.Y.Patil


Pimpri, Pune-18, a constituent unit of

Dr.D.Y.Patil Vidyapratishthan Society,

Pimpri, Pune, affiliated to MUHS.

4. Names of programmes offered (UG, PG, M.

Phil., Ph.D., Integrated Masters; Integrated

Ph.D., D.Sc., D.Litt., etc.)


programmes :

Course

level

Course

Name

Annual /

Semester

Year of

starting

No. of

Intake per

year

Current

Student

Strength

Duratio

n

of

course

UG B.A.M.S

.

Annual 2000 75 11 4 .5+ 1

= 5.5 yrs

TOTAL 75 11



: NIL



etc.

: KNP Veterinary College, Shirval, Dist-

Satara

7. Details of programmes discontinued, if any,

with reasons

: NIL



: Annual university Examination as per

guidelines of MUHS & CCIM



: Nil




Professor 1 1

Associate Professor/Reader 1 1


Lecturers

1 1

Total 3 3





02 Faculty (as UG teachers) (Internal):

Sr.

No

.

Name of the

Teaching staff

Qualifications Designati

on

Area of

Specializatio

n

Teaching

Experienc

e in years

1 Dr. J. V.

Changade

M.D.

Professor Dravyaguna 21

2 Dr. N. A.

Ghangale

M.D.

B.A. (Marathi)

Associate

Professor

Dravyaguna. 30

3 Dr. A.S.

Shirkande

M.D.

M.A.(

Sanskrita)

D.Y.A., C.C.H.

Assistant

Professor

Dravyaguna 0.5

12. List of senior Visiting Fellows, adjunct faculty, emeritus professors : NIL.

Sr.

No.

Name of the

Faculty

Qualification Designation

and

Affiliation

Area of

Specializatio

n

Experience

in years

1 Dr Neel Lahoti

Honorary

Pharmacologist

M.B.B.S., M.D.

(Pharmacology)

Lecturer pharmacolog

y

2yrs



: Nil



UG 1:4


and actual :

Staff Post Sanctioned Filled/

Actual

Technical Technician 1 01

Laboratory Attendant

common

05 01

Museum keeper 1 2

Gardener multipurpose 1 2

Worker ( Sanctioned by

management) 2 3

TOTAL 10 9



16. Research thrust areas as recognized by major

funding agencies /self funding

: 1) Study of suspected medicinal plant as

per Ayurvedic & modern aspect.

2) Study of Ethno-botanical plants.




3 faculty of the department are involved in 4 Research projects

a)Abstract of projects:


Ongoin

g

project

s

No of

Proposed

No. of

Complete

d

projects

Tota

l

Funds received in Lakhs

University funded

(MUHS Nashik) 1 - - 1 25000

Self Funded

2 1 - 3 Self

Total 3 1 - 4 25000


b)Ongoing project

Sr.

No

.


g

Agency

Grant

Receiv

ed in

Rs.

(lakhs)

Duration

(Yr.)

Nat. / Inter./

DPU/Dept.

1 PI- Dr J V Changade

Co. PI- Dr. Dipankar

Study on effect of haridra Churna,

Triphala churna, ghee and madhu

in anemia ( Pandu) due to iron

deficiency in remote area.

MUHS/UDC/TF/Ayu/44/2010

MUHS 25

thousan

d

1.5 yrs

25/1/2010

MUHS


Co-PI-

1. Dr Sushma Shendre

( Assi Prof Vet Pharmacology)

2. Dr Ghangale

Efficacy of steamed Terminelia

chebula in clinical causes of

Diarrhea of calves

self - 2yrs

2015

Dravyaguna

D.Y.P. Ayurveda

College & KNP

Veterinary

college Shirval




Co-PI-

1. Dr Sushma Shendre

( Assi. Prof Vet Pharmacology)

2. Dr Abhijeet Shirkande

Comparative study of Diuretic

activity of Borrhevia diffusa &

Trianthema potrulacstum in rats.

self - 2yrs

2015

Dravyaguna

D.Y.P. Ayurveda

College & KNP

Veterinary

college Shirval



: The department has total 3 no. of

collaborative projects.

3 Faculty of the Department are involved in 3 collaborative projects

(NOTE: Details of collaborative projects are given below)

Abstract of ongoing Collaborative project :

Sr.

No.


g

Agency

Grant

Received

in Rs.

(lakhs)

Duration

(Yr.)

Nat. / Inter./

Dept.

1. 2 PI- Dr J V Changade

Co-PI-

1.Dr Sushma Shendre


2.Dr Ghangale

Efficacy of steamed Terminelia

chebula in clinical causes of

Diarrhea of calves

self - 2yrs

2015

Dravyaguna

D.Y.P.

Ayurveda

College &

KNP

Veterinary

college

Shirval

2. 3 PI- Dr J V Changade

Co-PI-

1.Dr Sushma Shendre


2.Dr Abhijeet Shirkande

Comparative study of Diuretic

activity of Borrhevia diffusa &

Trianthema potrulacstum in rats.

self - 2yrs

2015

Dravyaguna

D.Y.P.

Ayurveda

College &

KNP

Veterinary

college

Shirval



Abstract of Proposed Collaborative project

Sr.

No.


g

Agency

Grant

Received

in Rs.

(lakhs)

Duration

(Yr.)

Nat. /

Inter./

/Dept.

1 PI Dr Ankita Ingole

Co PI- Dr Abhijeet Shirkande

Clinical Evaluation of Lavanya Lepa

in Hyper pigmentation

Self - 6 months

2015

Dept.

19. Departmental projects funded by MUHS.;SELF. : 04

Sr.

No.

Type of

funded

projects

No. of projects Total Grants

sanctioned

Details

Ongoing Proposed Complete Total

1. MUHS

Funded

1 - 1 25000 please refer

point no.17

2 Self Funded

(Inter

institutional

projects)

2 1 - 3 - please refer

point no.18

20. (a) Research facility / centre : Adequate common research

facility are available

In the department (Give details of facilities in brief ) Yes. Pharmacognostic study &

Authentication of Drugs


us)

No

In other college (Give details of facilities used by us) No

At central level (Give details of facilities used by us) Yes. Central Research laboratory

of our College

21. Special research laboratories sponsored by / created by

industry or corporate bodies

: Nil

22. Publication: Our faculty has published research articles in reputed national and international

journals. List of all the publications are given as Annexure - 1 –Number of papers published

in peer reviewed journals 1 Total: (International –1 )




24. Areas of consultancy and income generated : Annexure II


industries in India and abroad : 1 faculty was selected to visit L/I/I in India.


Sr.

No.



of place and Nation

Year

of visit

Purpose of

visit

1

Dr J. V. Changade

LIC Visit at Mittal Ayurveda

college, Mumbai

2012 Member of

inspection

committee

MUHS

College of Ayurveda, Peth

vadagaon, Kolhapur.

2011 Subject

expert staff

selection

committee

MUHS

SVNH trusts, College of

Ayurveda, Rahuri, Ahmadnagar

2007 Subject

expert staff

selection

committee

MUHS

SVNH trusts, College of

Ayurveda Rahuri

2010 Subject

expert staff

selection

committee

MUHS

College of Ayurveda, Ashta,

Sangali

2010 Subject

expert staff

selection

committee

MUHS

26. Faculty serving in Member of NIMA, NASYA, IAA

Sr.

No

Name of the

Faculty

Any other

National International

1 Dr J V Changade 2 -

2 Dr Nilima Ghangale 2

3 Dr Abhijeet

Shirkande

- 1

Dr J V Changade member of – NIMA & NASYA



Dr Nilima Ghangale member of – NIMA & NASYA

Dr Abhijeet Shirkande member of IAA ( International Academy of Ayurveda)

NIMA – National Integrated Medical Association - It is an Indian non- governmental

organization of general practitioners educated in integrated system of medicine which includes

study of Modern Medicine and knowledge of Ayurveda, Unani and siddha.

IAA – International Academy of Ayurved – It is an organization which promotes globalization

of Ayurveda.



The institute always gave emphasis to continuous faculty development and enrichment. The staff


Workshops, CME programmes, and Education technology programs to enhance their skills and

update their knowledge.

In total, 3 faculty members have attended 48 FDPs (9 International, 17National, 22

State,/university/ Institutional )

Data extract from the documents is given in the following table.

Sr.

No.

Type of the

Programme No. of faculty have participated in

FDPs (no. of participation)

Total

State/

University

/Institutional

level

National

level

Internationa

l level

1 Orientation

Programme

- 3 - 3

3 Workshops 8

2 - 10

4 Semin / Symp /

Conf.

`2

12 7 21

5 CMEs / MET /

Clinical meet

7 - - 7

6 Special

Lectures

1

- 2 3

7 Any other 4

- - 4

Total 22

17 9 48

Details of the participations of the staff in FDPs are given in Annexure –III

28. Students Projects: Annexure-IV



:

100 %

29. Awards/recognitions received at national/international level by faculty: Nil






The Department has organized No. of Seminars, Symposia, Workshop and other FDPs at various

levels. Majority of them are sponsored by Institute and Departments. Prominent experts from

India were invited. The extract of the data of the same is as follows.

Sr.

No

.

Name of

the Event

Sponso

red by

DPU/S

elf

Level of

organization

No. of Resource

Person / Experts

No.

of

dele

gate

s

Date and

year

college Internal Externa

l

1 Seminar /

Symposium

- 4 4 - - 21/3/13

15/4/13

13/8/13

14/9/13

2 Workshop 1 - 2 2 50 13/2/15

14/2/15

3 Skill based

training

1 - - 2 20 30/3/15 to

27/4/15

4 CME/Clinic

al meeting

1 1 1 - 30 26/12/14

Details are as follows- Workshop- Dr DY Patil, college of Ayurveda, workshop on

Identification & Authentication of medicinal plants. No Of Delegate=50 at 13-14 Feb. 2015

External resource person- 1)Mr S. M. Kambale ( Asso. Prof ACS College Botany Dept)

11) Mr Milind Gaikwad ( Asso. Prof ACS College Chemistry Dept

Internal resource person- 1) Dr Nilima Ghangale

11) Dr Abhijeet Shirkande

2) Skilled based training program- Cultivation & Propagation of medicinal plant

No of Delegate=20 at 30-3-2015 to 27-04-2015

External resource person- 1) Dr A.B. Kamabale ( Asso Prof Horticulture dept. MPKV)

11) Dr Badgujar (Asso. Prof Horticulture dept MPKV)

Internal resource person- 1) Dr J. V. Changade

11) Dr Nilima Ghangale

111) Dr Abhijeet Shirkande

3) Clinical Meeting- Role of Bhumiamalki & Bhringraja in Kamala

No Of delegate=30 at 26dec 2014

1) Dr J. V. Changade


by the departments


The college has its I.E.C (Institutional Ethics

Committee).



32. Student profile programme-wise : UGs students

Name

of the

Course

BAMS


students

No. of

students

passed

Year wise

Pass % of

dept.

Male Female Total

2010

Sum

Repeater 06 11 17 16 94.11

Fresh 12 23 35 35 100

Repeater

(old) 1 2 3 3 100

Win

Repeater 03 02 05 05 100

Repeater

(old) 0 1 1 1 100

2011 Sum

Fresh 06 19 25 24 96.00

Win

Fresh 01 04 05 04 80.00

Repeater 00 01 01 01 100

2012 Sum Fresh 9 19 28 26 92.85

Win Fresh 7 11 18 15 83.33


2013 Sum Fresh 16 24 40 38 95

Fresh 3 0 3 2 66.66


Win Fresh 4 7 11 10 90.90


2014 Sum Fresh 19 49 68 59 86.76

Repeater 3 0 3 1 33.33

Win Fresh 7 7 14 7 50

Repeater 3 4 7 5 71.42



33. Diversity of students : UG student Diversity is given in the

table -

Name of the

UG Course

Year No. and % of

students from

the same

universities

No. and % of

students from

other

universities

within the

state

No. and % of

students from


the state

B.A.M.S 2010-11 61 - 84.72% 1 - 1.3% 10 - 13.88%

2011-12 69 - 92% 4 - 5.33% 2 - 2.66%

2014-15 68 - 90.66% 4 - 5.33% 3- 4%





UG to PG (within the institute) NIL

UG to PG (outside the institute) 4%

36. Diversity of staff :

No. and Percentage of faculty who are graduates


Total 3 (100%)





Library : No. of Books –131

No. of Journals – Common

12



Internet facilities for staff and students : No. of computers with Wi-Fi and

LAN and internet - 1



: Common classroom - 8 ,

common demonstration room - 2





: Common - 1

Students’ laboratories at the Department : 1

Research laboratories at the Department : Dravyaguna and pharmacognosy

Research Laboratory

Museum at the Department : Total Specimens = 290

Charts= 45

List of major equipments and instruments of

the department for teaching, learning,

research, clinical diagnostic/test

Binocular microscopes, electrical &

chemical Balance, UV chamber, Hot

air oven, Microtome with knife

(Annexure VII)


40. a. Number of post graduate students getting financial assistance from the university : Nil

b. Number of UG students getting assistance –

Sr

.

n

o

Type of

Scholarships

From DMER

UG Year Numbe

r of

Studen

ts

Amount

1 EBC BAMS II & III 2013- 2014 20 1218000

2 EBC BAMS I, II &

III

2014 - 2015 35 2233525




Sr.

no

Scholarships & Free

ships From Samaj

kalyan

Year

Number of

Students

Amount

1 SC category 2011 28 2957998

2 OBC category 2011 39 2198714

3 SBC category 2011 04 380478

4 VJNT 2011 23 2429525

5 SC category 2012 21 2377470

6 OBC category 2012 35 1981935

7 SBC category 2012 03 298243



8 VJNT category 2012 19 2102869

9 SC category 2013 15 1641425

10 OBC category 2013 29 1588940

11 SBC category 2013 01 1117293

12 VJNT category 2013 14 1572040


programme(s)? If so, highlight the methodology: yes , feedback from students was taken

and accordingly proposal for PG in Dravyaguna is submitted.

For starting PG number of species in herbal garden was increased, pharmacognostic

laboratory, museum and library is up dated accordingly.


Sr.

No.

From YES/

No


1 Faculty on

CDD and

TLE

YES Discussion on curriculum was conducted in the

department suggestions were noted and conveyed to the

CCIM.

The professor of the department took part as a subject

expert meeting conducted at CARC college regarding

curriculum reform and gave valuable suggestions.

2 Students on

faculty CDD

and TLE

Yes After frequent feedback from students,

The faculty stared use of PPT as a teaching aid.

The students were encouraged to perform practicals for

identification and authentication of medicinal herbs.

Seminars and group discussions were started to create

interest in subject.

3 Alumni and

Employers on

programs

YES The alumni when discussed informally regarding

curriculum and relevance of subject,

Importance of the subject in today‟s era was emphasized

to current students.



:

Sr.

No.


1. 1 Amit Tupe M.D. Scholar

Dravyaguna

Loknete Rajaram Bapu

Patil, Ayurveda college



Islampur

2. Anuja Chavan M.D.

Dravyaguna

Akrudi college of

Ayurveda



The department conducts series of student enrichment programmes round the annual year. All

the students are involved in organization as well participate in them. Data of prominent ones

are tabulated here as under

Sr.

No

.

Event (SEP)

UG

No. of

Events

No. of

Prominent

External

Experts

Date / year

1 Workshops 1 2 13-14/02/15

2 Seminars 4 - 21/3/13, 15/4/13,

13/8/13,

3 Training 1 2 30/3/15 to 27/4/15

4 Clinical

Meetings

1 - 27/12/14

Total 07 04 -

Details of SEPs are given in Annexure - V


Sr. No. For UG

1 Lectures

2 Tutorials

3 Practical‟s

4 Problem Based Learning

5 Micro Teaching,

6 Small Group Discussion

7 Bed side clinics

8 Field visit & teaching


learning outcomes are monitored? :

By feedback forms, conducting exams on concern topics.

Main objectives of undergraduate programme of Dravyaguna Department are as follows-

At the end of the course, the student shall have sufficient knowledge to -

a. Identification of medicinal plants & dry specimen

b. Method of collection and preservation of drugs



c. Ayurvedic & Modern aspect of drugs

d. Brief knowledge of drugs ( Phrmacognostic study) in syllabus

e. Knowledge and understanding of modern pharmacology

f. Plantation of medicinal plants


Sr No Name of extension activity Total No.

1. Educational Tour 6

2. Workshops 2

3. Skill based Certificate Course 1

4. Seminars 5

5. Plantation Program 6

6. Health Camp 3

7. Participation in NSS activation 4

8. Exhibition 2

9. Lectures

Internship program for students from Dancing

Shiva Yoga And Ayurveda Academy, LA,

USA

Health care in post retirement Life, at Jagruti

Shikshan Sanstha

Diet And Neutraceuticals in Ayurved ,for

IAA student, Rio, Brazil

3

Annexure--VI


Ethno-botanical discussion- with Dr Kambale HOD of Botany Dept ACS College.


give details :

Yes. UG & PG degrees are recognized by C.C.I.M and M.U.H.S.


applied :

Ethno botanical discussion- with Dr Kambale HOD of Botany Dept ACS College.

Survey of ethno botanical medicinal plants in remote area of Junnar, tal. dist Pune



51) Details five Major Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities & Challenges[SWOC]Of the

department


i) Well qualified &

experienced

Teaching Faculty.

1) less no. of

publication &

Research

i) To undertake

student research

projects

i) To develop

awareness regarding

protection of herbal

medicinal plant.

ii) Well-organized

well displayed

Museum with plenty

specimen of Dry &

Wet specimen,

Photographs, Charts.

2)Required More

Collaborations

ii) To organize and

participate in State,

National and

International

Conferences,

Seminars,

Workshops & CME as

Speaker or Delegate.

ii) Plantation and

development of rare

species.

iii) Departmental

Library- a rich

source of reading

material.

3)Required to

participate more no of

International Conf.&

Seminars

- -

iv) Departmental

pharmacognosy

Laboratory.

- - -

v) Herbal Garden

- - -


1) To start post-graduate Degree.

2) To establish toxicological garden having common poisonous plan

3) To establish new section of Chinese medicine in museum of Dravyaguna Dept.

A) Salient and Unique features of the Departments:

i) Department has state of the art museum with categorically displayed various drugs like

general drugs, Charkokta Gana, Mishrak Gana, Ahara Dravya, Wet Specimen & Charts.

B) Innovations:

i) E Photographs of Plants

ii) Small groups of 2-4 students teaching & evaluation in practical demonstration.

C) Best Practices:

i) Revision classes arranged at the end of semester for slow learners

ii) Mentorship programme

iii) Workshop arranged for skill base learning



List of Annexures:

Annexure I – Publications

Annexure II – Areas of Consultancy & Income generated

Annexure III – FDP‟s participated by faculty

Annexure IV – UG projects/compilations/ PG dissertation

Annexure V - List of details of SEPs/SDPs conducted by the department

Annexure VI - List of details of extension activities

Annexure VII – List of Instruments and equipment



1. Name of the Department Rasashastra Evam Bhaishajya Kalpana

2.Year of establishment : 1999



: The Department is a part of Dr.D.Y.Patil

College of Ayurved & Research Centre, Pimpri,

Pune – 18, a constituent unit of Dr. D. Y. Patil

Vidya Prathisthan Society, Pimpri,, Pune,

affiliated to MUHS Nashik.

4. Names of programmes offered

(UG, PG, M.Phil., Ph.D.,

Integrated Masters; Integrated

Ph.D., D. Sc., D. Litt., etc.)


programmes

Course

level

Course

Name

Annual /

Semester

Year of

starting

No. of

Intakeper

year

Current

Student

Strength

Duration

of course

UG B.A.M.S Annual 1999 75 11

4.5+ 1= 5.5 yrs

PG M.D.

Annual 2014 06

06

3 Years

Total - - - 81 17 -




PG programmes offered by our department.

Sr.

No.

Name of the Programmes

offered by our department Within the institute

1 M.D SamhitaSiddhant

SwasthwrittaEvum Yoga

Kayachikitsa

Streerog&PrasutiTantra,

ShalyaTantra

Panchkarma

RognidanEvumVikrutiVigyan

AgadtantraEvumVyavaharayurved


1.Preparation of Tablets, Churnas, Capsules, Medicated Oils, Medicated Ghrit, Kshar, Varti,

Kashyay,Guggulu, Chyavanprash, Avaleh, Creams etc.

2. Medicine preparation for Dissertation as per subject for Post Graduate students.

3. The students are posted on rotational basis to get inputs relevant to the practice



6. Courses in collaboration with

other universities, industries,

foreign institutions, etc.

:

Nil

7. Details of programmes

discontinued, if any, with reasons

: Nil

8. Examination System: Annual /

Semester / Trimester / Choice

Based Credit System

: Annual University Examination, As per

Guidelines of MUHS & CCIM

9. Participation of the department in

the courses offered by other

departments

: Sr.No. Courses Department

1 Authentication

Of Herbal

Drugs

DravyaGuna

10. Number of teaching posts sanctioned, filled and. actual (Professors/Associate



Professor 01 01



Lecturers 02 03

Total 05 06

11. Faculty profile with name, qualification, designation, area of specialization,

experience and research under guidance :

a)Faculty (as UG, UG/PG teachers) (Internal):

Sr.

No

Name of the

Teaching staff

Qualificatio

n

Designation Area of

Specialization

Teach

ing

Exper

ience

in

years

No of PG

Students

Guiding

1. Dr.Arati P. Dubewar MD

Professor Rasashastra

Evum

Bhaishajya

Kalpana

22.9 03



b)Faculty of the Department as Ph.D. Guide (Internal as well as External) :Nil

2. Dr.Nilima S. Dharkar MD,

C.G.O.

Associate

Professor

Rasashastra

Evum

Bhaishajya

Kalpana

9.7 02

3. Dr.Shubhangi S.

Parate

MD

Associate

Professor

Rasashastra

Evum

Bhaishajya

Kalpana

6.8 Nil

4. Dr. Amol H.

Waghmare

MD

Assistant

Professor

Rasashastra

Evum

Bhaishajya

Kalpana

4.7 Nil

5. Dr.Meenakshi M.

Manerikar

MD

Assistant

Professor

Rasashastra

Evum

Bhaishajya

Kalpana

4.6 Nil

6. Dr.Ankita P. Ingole MD, C.G.O

Assistant

Professor

Rasashastra

Evum

BhaishajyaKal

pana

9

month

s

Nil


Sr.

No.

Name of the

Faculty

Qualificatio

n

Designation and

Affiliation

Area of

Specialization

Exper

ience

in

years

1 Dr. Shelar

M. Pharm.,

Ph.D

Assistant. Professor

Dr.D.Y.Patil college

of Pharmaceutics

Pharmacologist

5yrs

2 Mr. Dubey

S.P.

M Sc.

M.Phil.

(Asst. Professor,

Dept. of PSM - Dr.

D. Y. Patil Medical

College, Pune)

Statistics

11yrs

3 Dr. Walimbe

V. V.

BSC BA

( FDA

Approved)

D.P.Q.C.M.

A.

Research lab in

charge of

T.A.M.V,Pune.

Chemistry 27 yrs



13. Percentage of classes taken by temporary

faculty – programme-wise information

Nil



UG 1: 2

PG 1:3

15. Number of academic support staff (technical) and administrative staff sanctioned,

filled and actual :



Pharmacist

Museum Keeper

01

01

01

01

Administrative Pharmacy Superintendent 01 01

Clerk/ computer Operator 01 01

Attendant 01 04

MPW 02 03

Sweeper 01 01

TOTAL 09 13

16. Research thrust areas as recognized

by major funding agencies -self

: Standardization of Herbal &Herbo-

mineral medicine.

Ayurvedic Herbo--mineral medicine

preparation

Ayurvedic neutraceuticals .

Ayurvedic Cosmetics.

Aroma Therapy.

17. Number of faculty with ongoing and completed projects from a) national, b)

international funding agencies and c) Total grants received. Give the names of the

funding agencies, project title and grants received project-wise. :

(i) 02 No. of faculty of the department are involved in One Research Project of MUHS.





projects

No. of

Completed

projects

No. of

proposed

projects

Tota

l

Funds

received

in Rs.

University funded 01 - - 01

1Lac,

sanctioned.

Department/Self

funded 03 04 06 13

-

Total 04 4 06 14


Ongoing Projects :

Sr.

No.


g

Agency

Grant

Received

in Rs.

(lakhs)

Duration

(Yr.)

Nat. / Inter./

Dept.

1. PI – Vd.A.P.Dubewar

CoPI- Vd. N.S.Dharkar

Acute toxicity study of

ParadmaritVangabhasm (In process)

MUHS/UDC/GFL/04/2012-13/E-

1/347/2015

MUHS 1 lakh

sanctioned

1 yr MUHS

2 PI – Vd.A.P.Dubewar

Introduction of Video film while

Teaching KupipkvaRasayana as

learning tool.

Dept. self 6 months MUHS MET

Project

3.

PI- Vd. N.S.Dharkar

Co PI- Vd A P Ingole

Determination of CBL cream for

fairness

Dept Self

Funding

6 months Departmental

Project

4. PI- Vd. N.S.Dharkar

CoPI-Vd. A.H.Waghmare

Preparation of ApamargaKshara& its

results in Nasarsh (Rt Nostril

Angeactatic Mass).

Dept Self

Funding

6 months Departmental

Project



Proposed research projects

1. PI- Vd. A. P. Ingole

CoPI- Vd.A.S.Shirkande

Clinical evaluation of LavanyaLepa

in Hyper pigmentation.

Dept. Self

Funding

3 months Inter-

Departmental

Project

2 PI-Dr Shirke J.M.

Co-PI Dr.Aboli Patil

Dr.Dharkar N.S.

Title– To study the role of

BalyaKalpa in Karshya

Dept. _ 1 year Inter

Departmental

Project

3 PI-Dr Jagyasi S.N.

Co-PI Dr.Mosin Momin

Dr.Dharkar N.S.

Title – Role of Mutrasangrahniya

Dravyas in Shayyamutra

Dept. _ 1 year Inter

Departmental

Project

4 PI-Dr. Khawale D. S.


Dr. Dharkar N.S.

Title –Clinical study of Ayurvedic

compound in malnutrition

Dept _ 1 year Inter

Departmental

Project

5 PI- Dr. Patil A.B.

Co-PI Dr.Khawale D.S.

Dr.Dharkar N.S.

Title – Effect of Prinanmodak on

weight gain in children

Dept _ 1 year Inter

Departmental

Project

6 PI-DrMosinMomin

Co-PI Dr.S.N.Jagyasi

Dr.Dharkar N.S.

Title –Role of KasaharYog in Kasa

Dept _ 1 year Inter

Departmental

Project



a. Completed Projects :

Sr.

No.


Agency

Grant

Received in

Rs. (lakhs)

Duratio

n (Yr.)

Nat. /

Inter./

Dept.

1. PI- Vd.N.S.Dharkar

Co-PI-Vd. A.H. Waghmare

Provision of Aarogya Kashaya on

Daily Basis To Hospital Patients

For General Health.

College Self 6

months

Dept

2. PI- Vd.N.S.Dharkar

Co- PI- Vd..A.P.Dubewar

Vd. A.H. Waghmare

Provision of Vatashamak

Kashaya on Daily Basis To

Hospital Patients For General

Health

College Self 6

months

Dept

3 PI-Vd A.P.Dubewar ,Objective

structured practical examination

(OSPE) As A method of

Assessment of Practical Skill in

Rasashastra &BhaishajyaKalpana

(Ayurvedic Pharmaceutics) for

small group.

College Self 1 Year Dept

4 PI- DrKhawale D.S.

CO-PI Dr.Aboli Patil

Dr.Dharkar N.S.

Title– Clinical study of

Suvarnaprashan in physical&

mental development of children.

College Nil 1 Year Inter

Department

al Project


associated grants received (including

clinical trials)

: Nil

19. Departmental projects funded by MUHS

etc.; total grants received.

: 01 - Rupees One lakh sanctioned

20. (a) Research facility / centre : Adequate common research facilities

are available

In the department (Give details of facilities in

brief )

Yes

Rasashastra and

BhaishajyaKalpana Practical

laboratory.



Rasashastra and Bhaishajya

Kalpana Departmental Teaching

Pharmacy.

Quality control lab.

In other department (Give details of facilities

used by us)

Yes. Blood Analyzer from Central

Clinical Laboratory of RogNidan

Dept

In other college (Give details of facilities used

by us)

Standardization of finished

goods. (Bhide Foundation,

PDEA‟S SGRS College of

Pharmacy, Saswad, Pune,etc.)

Animal Models for Pre clinical

studies ( Dr. D Y Patil Institute

of Pharmaceutical Sciences &

Research, Pimpri, Pune,

PDEA‟S SGRS College of

Pharmacy, Saswad, Pune)

At central level (Give details of facilities used

by us)

Central Research laboratory of Our

college with equipments like

Spectrophotometer, UV chamber, TLC

etc.



: Nil

22. Publications : Our faculty has published research articles in national and international

journals. List of all the publications are given as Annexure - 1 –Number of papers

published in peer reviewed journals – Total: 14

National - 13 (Non indexedMagazines)

International 01(indexed)


24. Areas of consultancy and income generated

Details of Consultancy in Annexure II

: a) OPD Skin & Cosmetic.

b) Medicine Preparation for

Hospital patients

c) Swine Flu Preventive Kit

Preparation

d) Suvarnaprashan Medicine

Preparation

e) Obesity Diet Preparation

&Provision

f) Ayurvedic Cosmetic



preparation

g) Daily AarogyaKashay

Preparation

h) Daily Ayurvedic Dhoopan

( Fumigation ) at College &

Hospital


industries in India and abroad: 02 No. of faculty were selected to visit L/I/I in India.


Sr.

No.



of place and Nation

Year of

visit

Purpose

of visit

1 Dr. A P Dubewar MUHS 2007 -

2015

Centre

Observer

2 Dr. A P Dubewar MUHS 2013-

2014

Paper

Setting

Moderator

3 Dr. A P Dubewar Jeevenrekha Ayurved Research

Centre, Aurangabad.

2013-

2014

Pharmacy

Advisor

4 Dr. N S Dharkar Bharati Vidyapeeth 2012 Paper

setter

5 Dr. N S Dharkar MUHS 2013 Cap

Director

26. Faculty serving in :

Sr.

No.

Name of the Faculty National

Committee

s

Internationa

l

Committees Reviewers Any Other

National National

1 Dr.A. P. Dubewar - - 02 01

2 Dr.N. S. Dharkar 02 01 - 01

3 Dr. S. S.Parate - - - 01

4 Dr. A. H.Waghmare - - - 02

5 Dr. A. P.Ingole 01 01 - -

Total 03 02 02 05




Dr.Arati P. Dubewar –

Reviewer of Reference Book

1.Rasashastra vaBhaishajyaKalpana- Author- Vd. Takalikar, Vd. YadavAmol on 24/11/2014

2. Ayurvedic Drug Manufacturing – Anand S. Kahalekar on 18/06/2014

3. Secretary of Atrey Pratistan, Aurangabad.

Dr. Nilima S. Dharkar

1. NSS( National Student Service) Programme Officer(2010 & 2011)

2. Jt. Secretary (2012) & Organizer (in 2013-14 of WIMA( Woman Integrated Medical

Association)

3. Member of IAA ( International Ayurveda Academy)

4. Cultural In-charge (2010, 2013, 2014)

Dr. Shubhangi. S Parate

1. Member of NIMA ( National Integrated Medical Association)

Dr. Amol H Waghmare

1.Member of NIMA ( National Integrated Medical Association)

2 Quality control Vaidya at SiddhayuAyurvedic research foundation I (2009-2010)

Dr. Ankita P Ingole

1. NSS ( National Student Service) Programme Officer(2015)

2. Member of IAA ( International Ayurveda Academy)



NIMA – National Integrated Medical Association –

It is an Indian non- governmental organization of general practitioners educated in integrated

system of medicine which includes study of Modern Medicine and knowledge of Ayurveda,

Unani and siddha.

27. Faculty recharging strategies (UGC, ASC, Refresher / orientation programs,

workshops, training programs and similar programs) :

The College has always given emphasis to continuous faculty development and enrichment.

The staff members are motivated and permitted to attend / participate in Seminars, Symposia,


their skills and update their knowledge. In total,06 faculty members have attended 93 -FDPs (12

International,52 National, 29State,/university college). Data extract from the documents is

given in the following table.



Sr.

No.

Type of the

Programme

No. of faculty have participated in


Total

State/

University

level

National

level

Internationa

l level

1 Orientation

Programme 01 02 - 03

2 Workshops 18 01 01 20

3 Seminar /

Symp /

Conf.

02

-

-

20

03

-

02

-

08

35

4 CMEs /

MET /

Clinical meet

-

02

01

09 -

12

5 Special

Lectures 05 - - 05

6 Any other 17 01 18

Total 29 52 12 93

Details of the participations of the staff in FDPs are given in Annexure – III

28. Students Projects: The students are motivated to develop research bend of mind,

undertake research project work attend seminar/Symp./conference/workshop may

are encouraged to undertake CCIM/ MUHS projects. All the PG

dissertations/projects are based on Research work guided by the faculty. The details

regarding the number of projects of students is given in the following table


Sr.

No.


1 Any other project done by UG

students

01 03 04

2 No. of PG dissertation based on their

research work

06 -

06

3 Any other project done by PG

students other than their dissertations

06 -

06

TOTAL 13 03 16

Percentage of students who have done

in-house projects including inter-

departmental project

100%




collaboration with other universities /

industry / institute

Nil

Details of other UG projects and PG dissertations are given in the annexure-IV.

29. Awards / recognitions received at the national and international level by :Our teachers

and students have received recognitions at national / international level and also have

received awards for the contributions, presentation of research papers in conference /

seminars.

They are as follows in brief:

Sr. No.

Received by National Total

1 Teachers 02 02

2 StudentsPG 03 03

3 Students UG 01 01

Total 06 06


1)Dr. Ankita Ingole

Best paper presentation for Role of Rasayanas in Early Ageing at National Seminar on

Role of Ayurveda in prevention &management of Life Style Disorders, 7 – 9 Oct 2012,

Shree Ayurved Mahavidyalaya, Nagpur.

2nd

prize in Yogapravesh Certificate course by Yoga Vidya Gurukul,Nashik (CCRYN

Granted No.7-14/2014-15/CCRYN/International Yoga Day, Sanction No.355/2015-

16),20 June 2015.

2) Dr. Yogesh Patil &Dr PadmaveerThorat

Best poster award for poster on Ksharsutra Nirman at National Seminar on Advance

Modalities in Anorectal Disorders, 11 – 12 Nov 2014 at Dr. D Y Patil College of

Ayurveda &Research, Pimpri, Pune.

3) Dr. ArchanaNandre

1st prize in Yogapravesh Certificate course by Yoga Vidya Gurukul,Nashik (CCRYN

Granted No.7-14/2014-15/CCRYN/International Yoga Day, Sanction No.355/2015-

16),20 June 2015.

1st prize in Essay Competition on yoga at Dr. D Y Patil Ayurved College, Pimpri

Pune.18 June 2015

4) Dr. Hinaben Harshadkumar Shah

Baidyanath Sansthapak Pandit Ramnarayan Sharma Smruti Gold Medal In the subject

Rasashastra, 2012 ( 2nd

BAMS) awarded by Vice Chancellor‟s certificate of merit,

MUHS, Nashik- Dated 10 June 2015




meetings / Special lectures / any other organized and the source of funding

(national / international) with details of outstanding participants, if any:

The Department has organized No. of Seminars, Symposia, Workshop and other FDPs at

various levels. Majority of them are sponsored Departments. Prominent experts from subjects

were invited. The extract of the data of the same is as follows.

No. Name of the Event Sponsored by

MUHS/Self

Sponsored

by College

No. of Resource

Person / Experts

Date

and year

1 Seminars College 11 11 -

2014-

2015

2 Special Lecture College 02 - 02 -

3 Workshop College 01 - 01 2015

4 Skill based training College 01 - - 2015

5 CME/Clinical

meeting College 02 02 -

2014-

2015

6 Any other

a)Pharmacy Visits

b)Medicine &Ayu

Cosmetics

Demonstration Stall

-

06

04

- - 2014-

2015

Total 27 13 03 -

31. Code of ethics for

research followed by the

departments

: As Per guidelines of CCIM& MUHS.

The College has its I.E.C (Institutional Ethical

Committee)

32. profile programme-wise :

a. PG students

Name of

the Course

(refer to

question no. 4)

Academic Year Selected


PG studies and

Pass percentage

M F T

PG (degree) 2014-15 4 2 6 Batch started this year

TOTAL 4 2 6 -



b. For UG students :

Name

of the

Course

BAMS


students

No. of

students

passed

Year wise

Pass %

of

dept.

Male Female Total

2010

Sum

Repeater 07 11 18 18 100

Fresh 12 23 35 35 100

Repeater

(Old) 1 1 2 2 100

Win

Repeater 03 02 05 05 100

Repeater

(Old) 0 1 1 1 100

2011 Sum Fresh 06 19 25 24 96

Win

Fresh 01 04 05 04 80

Repeater 00 01 01 01 100

2012 Sum Fresh 9 19 28 28 100

Win Fresh 7 11 18 18 100

2013 Sum Fresh 16 24 40 39 97.5

fresh 3 0 3 3 100

Win Fresh 4 7 11 10 90.90


2014 Sum Fresh 19 49 68 61 89.70

Repeater 2 0 2 0 00.00

Win Fresh 7 7 14 7 50.00

repeater 5 2 7 4 57.14

33. Diversity of students : PG and UG Student Diversity is given in the

table

Name of the PG

Course

Year No. and % of

students from

the same

university

No. and % of

students from other

universities in the

state

M.D. 2014-15 05- 83.34% 01-16.66%



Name of UG

the Course

Year No. and % of

students from

the same

universities

No. and % of

students from

other

universities

within the

state

No. and % of

students from


the state

B.A.M.S 2010-11 61 - 84.72% 1 - 1.3% 10 - 13.88%

2011-12 69 - 92% 4 - 5.33% 2 - 2.66%

2014-15 68 - 90.66% 4 - 5.33% 3- 4%

34. How many students have cleared Civil Services and Defense Services

examinations, NET, SET, GATE and other competitive examinations? Give details

category-wise : Nil



UG to PG(within institute) 02

PG from outside 04



Of the same university 1 (16.66%)

From other university within the state 4 (66.66%)

From universities from other state 1 (16.66%)

Total 6(100%)

37. Number of faculty who were awarded M.Phil., Ph.D., D.Sc. and D.Litt. during the





No. of Journals – 12 (common to

all department)


Project report of PG – 06





and internet - 01

Total number of class rooms, seminar

halls/ demonstration rooms, auditorium

: Common Classrooms - 08

P.G Classroom - 1

Class rooms with ICT facility, seminars

halls with ICT facility, auditorium with

ICT

: Common - 01

Students’ laboratories at the

Department

: 2 - Practical Hall as well as Teaching

Pharmacy as per norms.

Research laboratories at the

Department

: 1- Quality control lab

Museum at the Department : 95 Specimen of minerals and

Herbs with informative folder

51 Yantra specimen with

informative folder

25 herbo-mineral specimen are

artistically arranged

35 Ratna & upratna (Gemstone &

semiprecious gemstones)

20 specimen jar of Kalpas

71 charts

List of major equipments and

instruments of the department for

teaching, learning, research, clinical

diagnostic/test

Tablet disintegrator test apparatus

Soxhlet Apparatus

pH meter

Pyrometer

Vertical &Horizontal furnace

Wet grinder

Pulveriser

Khoya machine

Hot air oven

Capsule filling machine

Tableting machine

Details in Annexure VII

Sharing or Usage of the resources of

other Departments

Agad Tantra Dept. and Dravyaguna

Dept.




40. (a) Number of post graduate students getting financial assistance from the

university : Nil

b. UG students getting assistance:

Sr

.

n

o

Type of

Scholarships

From DMER

UG Year Numbe

r of

Studen

ts

Amount

1 EBC BAMS II & III 2013- 2014 20 1218000

2 EBC BAMS I, II &

III

2014 - 2015 35 2233525




Sr.

no

Scholarships & Free

ships From Samaj

kalyan

Year

Number of

Students

Amount

1 SC category 2011 28 2957998

2 OBC category 2011 39 2198714

3 SBC category 2011 04 380478

4 VJNT 2011 23 2429525

5 SC category 2012 21 2377470

6 OBC category 2012 35 1981935

7 SBC category 2012 03 298243

8 VJNT category 2012 19 2102869

9 SC category 2013 15 1641425

10 OBC category 2013 29 1588940

11 SBC category 2013 01 1117293

12 VJNT category 2013 14 1572040


programme(s)? If so, highlight the methodology :

The permission related proforma was submitted to the authority to start PG Course

in Department.

Following facilities are made available

- Separate PG Section including Board & Sitting arrangement.

- Up-gradation of Library.

- Departmental Laboratory & Teaching Pharmacy are separated for more

convenience.

Well equipped Quality Control Lab.



42. Does the department obtain

feedback from

Sr.

No.


used


TLE

YES A faculty meeting was

conducted and discussion on

curriculum was done and the

inputs were conveyed in the

meeting on curriculum reform

conducted by MUHS at

CARC.

After Intradepartmental

discussion on TLE, it was

suggested that faculty should

do the medical education

technology workshop

organized by MUHS.

Two faculty members completed

the workshop of MET.


and TLE

YES 1. Feedback is obtained

periodically from students on

Curriculum Development and

teaching learning process

informally. The following actions

were taken

A. The faculties were advised to

make PPTs,

B. The faculties started conducting

microteaching sessions before

actual delivery of the lectures.

2.More focus was given in

practical‟s by conducting students

themselves

3. Appropriate changes are made

in the timetable along with minor

amendment.


programmes

YES 1. Feedbacks are obtained from the

alumni who provide valuable

inputs especially with reference to

academics and student welfare



strategies.

Actions taken:

a) As per the inputs from Alumni,

applied aspects of topics medicine

preparation, nutritional

supplements, cosmetics more

weightagewas given.

b) Key areas like standardization

in medicine preparation of

rasashastra which are useful in

research are given priority.





1 Dr.PadmaveerThorat PG Student Dr.D.Y.Patil Ayurved college &

Research Centre ,Pimpri Pune

2 Dr.Yogesh Patil PG Student Dr.D.Y.Patil Ayurved college &

Research Centre ,Pimpri Pune


involving external experts : The department conducts series of student enrichment

programmes round the annual year. All the PG students are involved in organization as well

participate in them. Data of prominent ones are tabulated here as under

Sr.

No

.

Event (SEP) UG + PG No. of

Events

No. of Prominent

External Experts

Date / year

1 Special lectures 2 - 2014&15

2 Workshops 1 1 26/2/2015

3 Seminars 11 - 2014- 2015

4 Clinical Meetings 02 - 2014-2015

5 Any other

Pharmacy Visits

Medicines & Ayu

Cosmetics

Demonstration Stall

6

4

- 2014-2015

Total 26 1 -

Details of SEPs are given in Annexure – V

Note: The PG students are also motivated and deputed to attend SDPsat other institutes.





1 Small Group Learning Seminars

2 Practical Microteaching

3 Problem based Learning Problem based Learning

4 Educational Visits of

Pharmacy (State & Outstate)

Educational Visits of Pharmacy (State &

Outstate)

5 Demonstration Demonstration

6 Vertical & Horizontal

Teaching

Practical

7 Integrated Teaching Vertical & Horizontal Teaching

8 PPT,OHP Workshops

9 PPT,OHP


learning outcomes are monitore ?

Problem Based Learning Formative Assessment

Periodical Departmental Meeting

Periodical Unit Tests

Internal Assessment Theory Exam

Periodical Practical Exams

Internal Assessment Practical Exam OSPE & Structural Oral

Seminars

Debates

Feedbacks


(a) Write a Para on participation of staff and students in rural / urban school

camps conducted by PSM department and NSS wing/other NGOs

Sr.

No.

No. of camps/Work



Year

1 Workshops 1 2015

2 Guest Lecture 1 2015

3 Celebration 1 2015

4 NSS Camp Lecture 1 2015

5 Lectures 2 2014 - 2015

6 Special Lectures 3 2014- 2015



7 Lecture + Demo 3 2015

8 Training 1 2013

9 Demonstration 4 2013-2015

10 Exhibition 3 2015

11 CCIM Logo Competition

Participation

2014

12 Guidance & Preparatory assistance 2 2015

Following Programmes are conducted in Department - Periodical Tests (Apart from

Internal Assessment), Repetition of Practicals, Revision of important topics, Recitation of

shlokas, Demonstration about writing theory & practical papers.

In the Department, Two motivational projects are going on for Students Practical accuracy.

Internal assessment conducted as per Advance MET. The Museum, arranged in very Attractive

& Informative manner increases students interest & Grasping. Various Ayurvedic Yantras&

Medicines are arranged in Artistically way, helping students to remember them.

Celebrations-

Dandia Night, Fresher‟s Party, Farewell Party, Ayurved Day, Halloween Day, Traditional Day,

Bollywood Day, Western Day, Ayurvedic Product Advertisement Competition, Yoga Month,

international Yoga Day,etc.

Students Participated in Intercollegiate Dancing Competition at DPU.


Lecture on Recent advances, demos of latest skills (medicine preparation), demo of new

equipment/facilities; CME, MET, Clinic meetings.

Seminar, workshops etc.

Chart Making

Transparences making

Preparation of medicines.

In our Teaching Pharmacy, 170 Ayurvedic Medicines are prepared

including Cosmetics. Standardization Criteria is followed for Raw Drugs & Finished

Goods. Nearly 160-180 Patients are daily benefited with AarogyaKashay, Vatshamak

Kashay& Swine flu preventive Kashay. Special attraction of pharmacy is Swine Flu

Kit & Herbal Tea. On occasions like Diwali, Abhyang Kit (Abhyang Oil,

UdvartanaLepa& Scrubber Soap) is prepared.

Awareness lecture-

- To pharmacy workers about maintaining Hygiene.

-To Bachatgata women – Demonstration & Information on Cosmetic products.

-To Pharmacy workers – Precautions Taken During Medicine Preparation.

Exhibition-

-Ayurvedic Medicines & Cosmetics Expo at Sakal Health Expo



-Ayurvedic Medicines & Cosmetics Expo at Chronic Joints Disorders CME

-Ayurvedic Medicines & Cosmetics Expo at Dr. D Y Patil College of Ayurved &

Research Centre on Ayurved Day.

- Ayurvedic Medicines & Cosmetics Expo at Dr. D Y Patil College of Ayurved &

Research Centre on Yoga Day Exhibition dtd-18 to 21 June 2015

Beyond syllabus scholarly activities

1. Swine Flu Kit

Preparation of Swine Flu Kit involving

Swine Flu Preventive Decoction Pack

Herbal Decoction for Gargle,

Ayurvedic Hand Sanitizer

2. Hair Rejuvenation Kit

Hair Pack

Hair Oil

Hair Gel

Ayurvedic Shampoo

Keshya Capsules

3. Vaman Kit

Honey

Saindhav

MadanphalaPippali Powder

Yashti Coarse Powder

PG Students Involved – DrPadmveerThorat & Dr Yogesh Patil.

4. Basti Kit

5. AyurvedicAahar ( Diet) preparation for Obese Patients

In the Weight Loss Workshop organized by Swasthavritta Department

(for10 days), our department provide Ayurvedic Diet including Various

Soups, Salads, Lunch, Snacks, Dinner.

PG Students Involved – DrArchana Nandre &Dr Sucheta Kothe.

6. Ayurvedic Cosmetics

CBL Fairness Cream

Kumkumadi Cream

Day & Night Nourishing Creams

Yashti cream

Foot Care Cream

Skin care soap

Anti Pimple Gel

Under Eye gel

Lip Balm

Ayurvedic Body Lotion

Milk Soap

Ayurvedic Scrub



Cleansing Milk

Mud Pack

Breast Tone Lotion

Kantivardhak Face Pack

PG Student Involved – Dr. Sucheta Kothe

7.Ayurvedic Facial Kit

Cleansing Milk

Ayurvedic Scrub

Mud Pack

Kantivardhak Face Pack

CBL Fairness Cream

Kumkumadi Cream

-Yashtyadi Cream

8. SuvarnaPrashana Drops Preparation

49. State whether the programme/ department is accredited/ graded by other agencies? If

yes, give details :

Yes : UG& PG Degrees are Recognized by CCIM & MUHS

50. Briefly highlight the contributions of the department in generating new knowledge,

basic or applied: We have started new branch of Ayurvedic cosmetics in which emphasis

on maximum use of Ayurvedic medicines.

1.Fairness cream –Chandan BalaLakshadi oil , Kumkumadi tail

2. Lip Balm – Shea butter

3.Shampoo- hair tonic herbs extract

4. Sanitizers – Nimb&Tulasi extract

5. Face pack – Manjishta, Sariva Yashti, lodraRaktachandan, Swetachandan, Neem, Haldi etc.

For assessment of students we conduct OSPE(observation skill of practical examination)


department :


Community outreach

activities:

Medicine & Cosmetic

preparation for hospital

1. Innovative Museum

development:-

Specimen with

information sheet

Less international

publications

- To prepare

Ayurved

Medicines in

small scale unit

Require more

publications.

To arrange

International

Seminar

related to

subject.



2. Ancient type of

Earthen yantras &

Mooshas

3. Specimens are

arranged artistically

4. Special OPD for

Cosmetics

A) Research:-

conducting practical‟s

for research

methodology

Lack of latest

assessment equipments

for standardization of

herbomineral drugs.

- Jobs in R&D

of

Pharmaceutical

Companies.

B) Innovative teaching:-

Question bank,

problem based

learning structural

oral, O.S.P.E.

C) Supportive

management-

Teaching for

pharmacy workers

Medicine

Production on

large scale

Training For

workers

D) Excellent Faculty:-

Faulty updating

themselves by

attending

MET,Research

Methodology

workshop, CME,

Seminar, Conferences

at State, National

&International level.

E) Inter departmental

co-operation:- With

other department of

college for Medicine

preparation as well as

Projects

F) Well-equipped

Museum :-

Even in the short time

of institution existence

the museum is one of

the best as compare to



other colleges.


Identification of raw herbs and preparation of Ayurvedic medicine course.

Ayurvedic cosmetology course

Aroma therapy course

Standardization of Raw Material & Prepared medicine.

To increase International publications


-Research Lab

Raw herbs authentication

Standardization of prepared medicine

Demonstration & lecture to Dancing Shiva Yoga,Los Angelis, US

B) Innovations

Model making

Chart making

Specimen jar of Kalpas

Specimens of Herbal and Minerals.

C) Best Practices

Medicine & Cosmetic preparation for hospital

D) Any other points which the Department wishes to state, which is not covered above

For assessment of student conducted structural oral & OSPE

List of Annexures:

Annexure I - List of Publications by the faculty

Annexure II – Areas of Consultancy

Annexure III - FDP‟s

Annexure IV –Student projects

Annexure V- SEP‟s/SDP‟s

Annexure VI – Extension Activities

Annexure VII – List of Instruments & Equipments



1. Name of the Department : Agadtantra, Vyavahar Ayurved Evum

Vidhivaidyak




: The Department is a part of Dr D. Y. Patil


Pune – 18,a constituent unit of Dr. D. Y. Patil

Vidya Prathisthan society Pimpri, Pune,




Integrated Ph.D., D. Sc., D. Litt., etc.)


programmes

Course

level

Course

Name

Annual /

Semester

Year of

starting

No. of

Intake

per year

Current

Student

Strength

Duration

of course

UG B.A.M.S Annual 1999 75 20 4.5 +

1=5.5 yrs

Total 1 20




UG programme offered by our department.

Sr. No. Name of the Programmes

offered by our department


Within the

institute

Of other institute

1 Medico-Legal Issue during

medical Practice

BAMS

Interns & II

BAMS

BHMS Interns & II BHMS


By teaching UG students and interns of BAMS & BHMS Interns About medico-legal issue

during medical practice



institutions, etc.

: a. 2 months course every week 2 hrs on

Guidelines for precaution during handling

poisonous substances & first aid for

poisoning cases in industries.

(Padamavati Coating Industries )


any, with reasons

: Nil



: Annual University examination as per

guidelines of M.U.H.S& CCIM



: Our department are involved in the teaching

of the courses offered by the following other

department- NIL





Designation Sanctioned Filled

Professor 01 01


Assistant Professor / Lecturers 01 01

Total 03 04



a) Faculty (as UG, UG/ PG teachers) (Internal):

Sr.

No

.

Name of the

Teaching staff

Qualific

ations

Designat

ion

Area of

Specializatio

n

Teaching

Experienc

e in years

No. of

PG

students

Guiding

01 Dr.Sancalecha

R.D.

D.F.M.T

.

Professor Agadtantra 36 -

02 Dr.Shinde A.A M.D. Associate

Professor

Agadtantra 8.11 01

03 Dr.Patil V.N M.D. Associate

Professor

Dravyaguna 5.6 -

04 Dr.Thorat .D.S M.D. Assistant

Professor

Agadtantra 3.7

12. List of senior Visiting Fellows, adjunct faculty, emeritus professors :nil



: Nil



UG 1:5


actual :

Staff Staff Sanctioned Filled/

Actual

Administrative

Peon 01 03

Museum Keeper

(Common with

Swasthvritta Dept.)

01 01

TOTAL 02 04




major funding agencies:

: Ayurvedic antidotes for snake bite,

scorpion bite.

Toxicity of Herbo-mineral drug.




(i) ___02___ faculty of the department are involved in 02 Ongoing Research projects and 1

Completed Research Projects


No. of Project from No of

Completed

Project

No. of Ongoing

projects

Total Funds

received in

Rs.

Self funded 1 02 03 Self Funded

Total 1 02 03


d) Ongoing Projects :

Sr.

No

.


g

Agency

Grant

Received in

Rs. (lakhs)

Duratio

n (Yr.)

Nat. /

Inter./

/Deptt.

1 PI:Dr A A Shinde

Co PI : Dr D S Thorat

Study of awareness amongst RMP

about their rights and privileges

Self

funded

---- 2014-

2015 Dept.

2 PI : Dr D S Thorat

Co PI: Dr A A Shinde

Study of awareness amongst

doctors regarding role of consent

in medical practice

Self

funded

---- 2014-

2015 Dept.

e) Completed Project :

3 PI; Dr D S Thorat

Co PI: Dr A A Shinde

Study on Identification of Age

from height and weight of Child –

Review of Department of

Agadtantra

Self

funded

2014-

2015 Dept.



trials)

: Nil

19. Departmental projects funded by –M.U.H.S./

SELF

: 03



20. (a) Research facility / center : Adequate common research facility

are available


us)

Laboratory of Dravyagunadept.&

Pharmacy of Rasashastra Dept.

In other college (Give details of facilities used by us) Forensic Medicine & Toxicology

Department of Dr. D.Y. Patil Medical

College, Pune.



: Nil

22. Publications: NIL

c. No of articles in Magazines 02 (Annexure 1 )

d. No. of Paper Presentation in seminars 02 (Annexure 1 )


24. Areas of consultancy and income generated : Nil


industries in India and abroad : _02__ faculty were selected to visit other institutions in the

State


Sr.

No.

Name of the

Faculty

Visiting Institution /

Laboratory/Industry,


Year of visit Purpose of visit

01 Dr A A

Shinde

MUHS Recognized

colleges

2009-2015 Examiner

02 Dr D S Thorat CARC Akurdi,Pune Sept 2013 II B.A.M.S.

syllabus discussion

subject expert.


a. Dr. A. A. Shinde

e. Life time member of National integrated Medical Association

b. Dr. Vikrant Patil

f. Life time member of National integrated Medical Association

g. Founder member of NASYA

c. Dr. D. S. Thorat

h. Life time member of National integrated Medical Association



system of medicine which includes study of Modern Medicine and knowledge of Ayurveda, Unani and

siddha.





The College has always given emphasis to continuous faculty development and enrichment. The staff



their knowledge. Incentives are given for participation and presentations (TA/DA/Registration/Duty

leave, etc) at Seminar, symposia, workshops, conference at National and International level.

In total, ____03___faculty members have attended 44 FDPs (08__International, __11___National,

__25___ State,/university _____ college). On an average each faculty member attends around 5 such

programmes in a year. Data extract from the documents is given in the following table.

Sr.

No.

Type of the

Programme

No. of FDP’s participated Total

State/

University

level

National

level

International

level

1 Orientation

Programme - 01 - 01

3 Workshops 06 - - 06

4 Semin / Symp /

Conf. 05 10 08 23

5 CMEs / MET /

Clinical meet 02 - - 02

6 Special Lectures 12 - - 12

Total 25 11 08 44

Details of the participations of the staff in FDPs are given in Annexure – II

28. Students Projects: The details regarding the number of projects of students is given in the

following table

Details mentioned in Annexure III


Sr.

No.

Projects Ongoing Total

1 Compilation work project done by

UG students 11 11



:

55%

29. Awards / recognitions received at the national and international level by:Our teachers and

students have received recognitions at national / international level and also have received

awards for the contributions, presentation of research papers in conference / seminars. :- Nil

30. Seminars/ Conferences/Workshop/Skill based/ Training workshops/ CMEs/ clinical meetings

/ Special lectures / any other organized and the source of funding (national / international)

with details of outstanding participants, if any:

The Department has organized 1 ROTP and 2 Guest lectures at various levels. Majority of them are

sponsored by College/Department. Prominent experts were invited. The extract of the data of the same

is as follows.



Sr.

No.

Name of the

Event

Sponso

red by

Sponsoring

Agency

No. of Resource

Person / Experts

No. of

delegates

Date and

year

National college Internal External

1 Re-orientation

Training

Program (

ROTP)

Ayush National - 02 07 30

03/11/200

8

to

08/11/200

8

2 Guest Lecture:

Medico legal

Post mortem

Dept - College 01 - 75 27/12/201

3

3 Guest Lecture:

Forensic

Odontology

Dept - College 01 - 75 15/02/201

4

3 Workshop on

Medical issue

during Practice

Dept - College 01 01 ----- Proposed

Total 01 03 05 08 180

The details of the seminar/symposia/workshop/conference organized its title, no. of delegates, , imp.

Resource person, level of conference may be given in chronological order in brief:

a. Re-orientation Training Program ( ROTP)

b.

Date :- 03/11/2008 to 08/11/2008

Organized by :- Dr D Y Patil Ayurved college & Ayush Department, Govt. Of India.

Speakers:- 09

No. of delegates:-30

Funding by :- Ayush Department, Govt. Of India

c. Guest Lecture:

Topic:- Medicolegal Post Mortem

Speaker:- Dr Sonawane, RMO YCM Post Mortemcenter

Date :- 27/12/2013

No. of Students :- 75

Venue: Postmortem Centre, YCM Pimpri Pune.

d. Guest Lecture:

Topic:- Forensic Odontology

Speaker:- Dr Sonawane, RMO YCM Post Mortem center.

Date :- 15/02/2014

No. of Students :- 75

Venue: Dr D Y Patil Ayurved college, Pune




by the departments



Committee.)

32. Student profile programme-wise : B) For UG students –

Name

of the

Course

BAMS


students

No. of

students

passed

Year wise

Pass % of

dept.

Male Female Total

2010

Sum

Repeater 06 11 17 16 94.11

Fresh

12 23 35 35 100

Repeater

(Old) 1 2 3 3 100

Win

Repeater

03 02 05 05 100

Repeater

(Old) 0 1 1 1 100

2011

Sum

Fresh

06 19 25 23 92.00

Win

Fresh

01 04 05 04 80.00

Repeater 00 02 02 02 100

2012

Sum Fresh 9 19 28 28 100

Win Fresh

7 11 18 13 72.22

2013

Sum

Fresh 16

24 40 38 95

Fresh 0 3 3 2 66.66


Win Fresh 4 7 11 10 90.90


2014

Sum Fresh 19 49 68 57 83.82

Repeater 2 0 2 0 00.00

Win Fresh 7 7 14 7 50




33. Diversity of students :

Diversity of UG students –

Name of the

UG Course

Year No. and % of

students from

the same

universities

No. and % of

students from

other

universities

within the

state

No. and % of

students from

universities

outside the

state

B.A.M.S 2010-11 61 - 84.72% 1 - 1.3% 10 - 13.88%

2011-12 69 - 92% 4 - 5.33% 2 - 2.66%

2014-15 68 - 90.66% 4 - 5.33% 3- 4%





UG to PG 1 %



Of the same university 01 (25 %)


Total 4 (100%)


period : Nil




No. of Journals – 12 (common)

Compilation work of UG –11


and internet- 01



: Common Class rooms- 08

Common demonstration rooms – 02

Museum at the Department : No. of specimens:- 22

No. of Models;- 22

No of poisons samples :- 73



No. of Weapons:- 68

No. of chemicals:- 27

No. of Charts:- 50

List of major equipment’s and instruments of



: Annexure V


Departments

: Dept. of Dravyaguna

Dept. of Rasashastra

Dept. of Shalyatantra

Dept. of Rachna sharir



(b)UG students getting financial assistance–

Sr

.

n

o

Type of

Scholarships

From DMER

UG Year Numbe

r of

Studen

ts

Amount

1 EBC BAMS II & III 2013- 2014 20 1218000

2 EBC BAMS I, II & III 2014 - 2015 35 2233525




Sr.

no

Scholarships & Free

ships From Samaj

kalyan

Year

Number of

Students

Amount

1 SC category 2011 28 2957998

2 OBC category 2011 39 2198714

3 SBC category 2011 04 380478

4 VJNT 2011 23 2429525

5 SC category 2012 21 2377470

6 OBC category 2012 35 1981935

7 SBC category 2012 03 298243

8 VJNT category 2012 19 2102869

9 SC category 2013 15 1641425

10 OBC category 2013 29 1588940

11 SBC category 2013 01 1117293

12 VJNT category 2013 14 1572040


If so, highlight the methodology : Nil




Sr.

No.

From YES/No How the feedback analysis is used

1 Faculty on

CDD and TLE

YES Faculty participated in the workshop &

curriculum restructuring & gave input regarding

distribution of marks & weightage of content.

2 Students on

faculty CDD

and TLE

YES Faculty discuss the feedback given by the

students &arranged

Postmortem examination for students in YCM

P.M Center.

Department has given a proposal for model of

dummy court & model of dummy p.m. Center to

the college administration.

3 Alumni and

Emphasis on

programmes

YES After taking feedback from alumni, guest

lecturers on various topics were arranged.


department

:

Sr.

No.


01 Dr Shumbhangi Karanje MD

Agadtantra

(Scholar)

Loknete Rajarambapu Patil

Ayurved Medical College,

Islampur, Sangali

02 Dr.Ajit Patil Practicing Dange Chawk

03 Dr.Amol Holkunde Practicing Vallabh Nagar




UG students are involved in organization as well participate in them. Data of prominent ones are


Sr.

No

.

Event (SEP)

UG + PG

No. of

Events

No. of

Prominent

External

Experts

Date / year

1 Special Guest

lectures

01 01 2014

2 Visit To Snake

Park

04 04 2012,2013,2

014,2015

3 Visits 01 01 2015

Total 06 06 -

Details in Annexure IV




Sr. No. For UG

1 OHP, PPT,

2 Audio visual presentation,

3 Group discussion, Compilation work

4 Lecture, Practical, Problem based learning, Micro Teaching.

5 Visit to Snake Park, courts



a) Regular Internal assessment – written & viva

b) Weekly tutorials

c) Quiz competitions


Our department faculty and students are involved in NSS Camps. Faculty gives awareness lectures on

tobacco chewing and cigarette smoking. Faculty also gives information about disease and its diets in

health camps & Diabetic rally to common people

Sr.

No.

No. of camps/Work

Shops/Trainings

/Rallies/



1 NSS Camps - 03 2012,2013 &

2014

25

2 Health Camps - 01 2014 10

3 Diabetic rally - 01 2015 75

4 Awareness Lectures - 03 2014-15 10

Awareness lecture: During the health camp our 2nd

year student interact with people & tell

them side effects of drugs like tobacco, cigarette etc as a part of our subject. Addiction of

drug affect our day to day life. They show the posters of side effects of drug to the people

&create health awareness, they also tell them how to become de-addicted & how to manage

withdrawal syndrome of drug.


Identification of poisonous plants, lecture on air pollution, water pollution.

Dr. Deepak Thorat is committee member for arranging educational tours for students.


give details :yes

UG & PG degree is recognized by CCIM& MUHS


applied :

A. Attend international/national seminars

B. Wall magazines related to Toxicology




department :


Qualified and

dedicated

departmental staff who

creates 'first contact

physician' who aware

of medical ethics,

duties and various acts

governing medical

practice.

1. No authorized

permission to see

medico legal PM

To organize and

participate in state,

national &

international

conferences, seminars,

workshops& CME as

speaker or delegates

Implementation of

antidotes mentioned

in Ayurvedic text in

poisoning cases

Well equipped

museum with over 73

poison samples & their

information‟s.

2.Less number of

publication and

number of research

paper

To Start PG course Need of research of

Ayurvedic poisonous

plants with using

modern technology

Educate the student

about medico legal

responsibilities during

the practice of

Medicine

Creating Awareness

regarding consumer

protection act, organ

transplant act,

PCPNDT act etc.

52. Future plans of the department :Proposed PG & to established toxicological garden having

common toxic plant


i) Department has museum with categorically displayed various articles of

medico legal importance like Weapons, Bones, Skeleton, Poisons & Toxicology Articles,

Photographs, X-rays, Models, etc.

ii) 50 charts having description of all academic syllabus for self study for Faculty &Students.

B) Innovations:

i) Autopsy videos and photographs incorporated in teaching

ii) Small groups of 10-12 students teaching & evaluation in practical & autopsy demonstration.

iii) Class room quizzes.

C) Best Practices:

i) Special Lectures on important topics arranged in every semester

ii) Revision classes arranged at the end of semester for slow learners

iii) Integrated teaching

iv) Mentorship programme

v) Model/ dummy court

vi) Model of Post mortem Centre.



List of Annexure

Annexure I Publications

Annexure II FDP‟S

Annexure III Students Projects

Annexure IV SEP‟S & SGP‟S

Annexure V List of major equipment‟s& instruments



1. Name of the Department : Swasthavritta



of the university?

: The Department is a part of Dr. D.Y.Patil


Pune-18, a constituent unit of Dr.D.Y.Patil

Vidyapratishthan Society, Pimpri, Pune,

affiliated to MUHS

4. Names of programs offered (UG, PG,


Integrated Ph.D., D.Sc. D.Litt. etc.)

: The Department offers the following programs

Course

Level

Course

Name

Annual /

Semester

Year of

startin

g

No. of

Intake

per year

Current

Student

Strength

Duration

of course

UG B.A.M.S. Annual 1999 75 11 4.5

+1=5.5yrs

PG degree M.D.

Annual 2014 06 06 3 yrs

Total 02 81 17

5. Interdisciplinary programs and departments

involved


PG program offered by our department

Sr.

No

.

Name of program Involved Departments

Within the institute Of other institute

1 MD (Swasthavritta) Kayachikitsa

Balrog

Streerog&

Prasutitantra

ShalyaTantra

Shalakya

Panchkarma

Water treatment Plant –

Parvati, PMC

Milk Dairy – Katraj, Pune

Nisargopchar Kendra –

Tadiwala road, Pune

Sewage treatment Plant –

Pune Station, Kasarwadi

Communicable disease

hospital – Naidu Hospital,

Pune

NARI – Bhosari, Pune


The students are posted on rotational basis to get inputs relevant to the practice of Swasthavritta & yoga

to the respective department in the institute & regular visits are made outside the institute in the above

mentioned areas of public health importance.





etc.

: A certificate course named ‘Yog Pravesh’ in

collaboration with Yog vidyadham

(PCMC)affiliated to Yogvidya Gurukul, Nashik

(recognized by Pune university & Govt. of

Maharashtra) (MOU in process)


with reasons

: Nil



: Annual university examination as per guidelines

of MUHS.



: Our department is involved in the teaching of

the courses offered by the following other

department

Name of the Course Offered by Department

PG course(Preliminary) in

Kayachikitsa

Panchkarma

Shalyatantra

Streerog prasuti

Rasashastra

Rachnasharir

Kriyasharir

Samhita

Swasthavritta

Research Methodology


Delivering the lectures & taking practical‟s according to syllabus of PG prelim for Research

Methodology.



Designation Required Filled/Actual

Professor 01 01



Lecturers 02 02

Demonstrator / Tutor / Yoga

instructor 01 01 (Temporary)

Total 06 06





i) Faculty (as UG, UG/PG teachers) (Internal):

j) F

a

c

u

l

t

y

o

f

t

h

e

D

Department as Ph.D. Guide (Internal as well as External) :

Sr.

No.

Name of the

Teaching staff

Qualification Designation Area of

Specializatio

n

Teaching

Experien

ce in

years

Guiding

1. Dr.Kulkarni

M.S.

MD, PhD, PG

diploma of

Ayuvedic

Dietetics

Professor

&HOD

Swasthavritta 16 03

2. Dr.Shirke U.J. MD,

MA(Sanskrit

)

Associate

Professor

Swasthavritta 8.7 02

3. Dr.Shirke V.S. MD Associate

Professor

Swasthavritta 10.9 -

4. Dr.Kamble

S.D.

MD Assistant

Professor

Kayachikitsa 3.9 -

5. Dr.Yadav J.V, MD Assistant

Professor

Swasthavritta 3.5

Months

-

Sr. No. Name of the Ph.D.

Guide

Externa

l

No. of Ph.D. Students from outside the

University

Guiding Guided

1. Dr.Kulkarni M.S. Yes 8 (Tilak

Maharashtra

Vidyapeeth)

-

12. List of senior adjunct faculty professors :

Sr.

No.

Name of

the

Faculty


Affiliation

Area of

Specializat

ion

Experienc

e in years

1. Mr.Dubey

S.P.

M.sc, M

(Phil)

Assistant Professor

(Dept. of PSM- Dr.

D.Y.Patil Medical

College, Pune)

Statistics 11 yrs


program-wise information

: Nil

14. Program-wise Teacher Student Ratio :



Program Teacher Student Ratio

UG 1:2

PG degree 1:3


actual :

Staff Post Sanctioned Filled/

Actual

Administrative Museum Keeper 01 01

Attendant Peon 01 01

TOTAL 02 02

16. Research thrust areas as recognized by major

funding agencies / self funding

: 1. Ayurvedic nutraceuticals.

2. Communicable & non communicable

Diseases.

3. Life style diseases management.

17. Number of faculty with ongoing and completed projects from a) university b)Department c) Self

funded and . Give the names of the funding agencies, project title and grants received project-

wise. :

(i) 03 faculty of the department are involved in 06 Research projects



Ongoing

projects

No. of Completed

projects

Total Funds

received in

Rs.

University funded 01 - 01 65,000

(sanctioned)

Department 01 - 01 2500

Self funded 01 03 04 -

Total 03 03 06 67,500


f) Ongoing Projects :

Sr.

No.


Agency

Grant Received

in Rs. (Rs)

Duration

(Yr.)

Nat. /

/Univ/

/Dept.

1 PI- Dr.M.S.Kulkarni,

Co-PI Dr U.J.Shirke

A clinical study of Vyoshadi

Saktu as a prayogic

paritarpana in sthula pramehi.

MUHS

Rs.65,000

(Sanctioned

25/03/2015

MUHS/UDC/G

FL/04/2012-

13/E1/347/2015)

1yrs MUHS



2 PI- Dr.M.S.Kulkarni,

Co-PI Dr U.J.Shirke

A Pilot study of Vyoshadi

Saktu as a prayogic

paritarpana in sthula pramehi.

College Rs2500 6 months Dept.

3 PI- Dr.M.S.Kulkarni

Small group teaching as a

teaching method in subject

statistics for PG students

Self funded Nil 6 months MUHS

g) Completed Projects :

Sr.

No

.


g

Agency

Grant

Received in

Rs. (lacks)

Duratio

n (Yr.)

Nat.

/Univ./

/Dept


Co-PI- Dr.U.J.Shirke

Assessment of correlation of

consumption of bakery products &

diseases of Annavaha srotas.

Self

funded

Nil 6 Month

(July

2012-

Decemb

er 2012)

Dept.


Co-PI- Dr.U.J.Shirke

Assessment of correlation of

Irregular Diet Timings (Ahar

sevan Kala) & Disorders of

Annavaha srotas.

Self

funded

Nil 6 Month

(July

2012-

Decemb

er 2012)

Dept.


Co-PI 1- Dr.U.J.Shirke

Co-PI 2-Dr.J.V.Yadav

Holistic management of Sthoulya-

A clinical study

Self

funded

Nil 1 Year

Decemb

er 2013-

Decemb

er 2014

Dept.



: Nil

19. Departmental projects funded by MUHS total grants

received.

: 01 (sanctioned) project- Total grand

sanctioned=Rs 65,000

20. (a) Research facility / centre : Adequate Common research

facilities are available

In the department (Give details of facilities in brief ) Yoga hall


us)

Yes, In collaboration with

Physiotherapy department (Body fat

analyzer, Tread mill, Static cycle)and

Bio-chemistry (CCL)

In other college (Give details of facilities used by us) Museum and research lab of PSM

department of medical college of

DPU



At central level (Give details of facilities used by us) Using instruments of Central

Research Lab like UV light, PH

meter, soxhlet apparatus, hot air

ovens etc.



: Nil

22. Publications: Our faculty has published research papers & articles in reputed national and

international journals. List of all the publications are given as Annexure - I

Total: 38 ( International-09 , National-11 , State-02

Articles in Magazine & paper (non Index)- 16

i. No. of Books published 03

(01 book recognized by MUHS

/E3/degree/5180dted24/11/2014)

j. Impact Factor – range / average : 1.438 (IAMJ-Dr. M.S. Kulkarni)


24. Areas of consultancy and income generated : Details are given in Annexure II

25. Faculty selected nationally / internationally to visit other institutions in India and Abroad: 02

faculty were selected to visit Institution in India and abroad.


Sr.

No

.

Name of

the Faculty

Visiting Institution /

Laboratory / Industry,


Year of

visit

Purpose of

visit

Internation

al/National

1

Dr.Kulkarni

M.S

1.Austria / Vienna and in

Czech republic Strilky

2005 Lecture

series in

Ayurveda

academy of

Yoga in

Daily Life

Internationa

l

2.Bharati Vidyapeeth

University

2004 to till

date

1.PG

Expert

2.PhDExper

t

National

3.MUHS recognized colleges 2009 to

Till date

1.Local

enquiry

committee,

2.Subject

expert

National

4.Dr.Babasaheb Ambedkar

Marathwada university

2001 to

Till date

(UG)

Expert

National

5.Tilak Maharashtra

Vidyapeeth

2010 to

Till date

PhD Expert

&Refry

National

6. Rajiv Gandhi University of

Health Science Karnataka,

Bangluru.

2010 to

Till date

(PG)

Expert

National



2 Dr Shirke

V.S.

Moammadia Tibbia College

& Assayer Hospital(Unani

Medical

college),Mansoora,Malegaon

2013 MUHS

Nashik

Local

enquiry

committee

National

26.Faculty serving in :-

Dr. M.S. Kulkarni ( Prof & HOD)


Elected in Board of study in Para-clinical Ayurved subject for Group of Under Graduate

Subjects from the faculty of Ayurved & Unani of the University u/s 36(2)(b)of the

Maharashtra University of Health Sciences Act,1998 dated 04/09/2012

Appointed as a PhD guide in TMV

Appointed as a PhD guide in MUHS

Serving as a member of editorial board of IAMJ peer reviewed international journal

Serving as a reviewers in IAMJ peer reviewed international journal

Member of International Ayurved Academy

27.Faculty recharging strategies (Refresher / orientation programs, workshops, training programs

and similar programs) : Details in Annexure III



Workshops, CME programs, and Education technology programs to enhance their skills and update

their knowledge. In total, 05 faculty members have attended 58 FDPs (05International, 19 National, 34

State,/university/College). Data extract from the documents is given in the following table.

Sr.

No.

Type of the

Program


State/

Universi

ty/colleg

e level

National

level

Internationa

l level

1 Orientation

Program

01 01


3 Semin / Symp /

Conf.

02 17 02 21

4 CMEs / MET / 08 06 14

5 Clinical meet ing

(attended

commonly by

Faculty organized

in college)

12 12

5 Special Lectures 01 01

6 Training program 01 01 02

7 Any other(

certificate

courses)

03 03

Total 34 24 05 63




research project work, attends seminar/Symp./conference/workshops. All the PG

dissertations/projects are based on Research work guided by the faculty. The details regarding the

number of projects of students is given in the following table- Annexure IV


Sr.

No.


d

Total

1 Any other project done by UG

students

- 13 13


their research work

06 - 06

TOTAL 06 13 19



:

100%



institute

:

Nil


Our teachers have received recognitions at national / international level and also have received

awards for the contributions, presentation of research papers in conference / seminars.


Sr.

No.

Received

by

No. of Awards at No. of Recognition at

National Interna

tional

Total National Total

1 Faculty 01 02 03 01 01

2 Students 02 - - - -

Total 03 02 05 01 01


S

r.

n

o.

Name Award name Award for Year

1

Dr.M.S.Kulkarni 1.Institute of Indian medicine &

Deerghayu international

Best Book-Doctor mi

kay khau

June 2011

2.Institute of Indian medicine &

Deerghayu international

Best Article “Side effect

of Antibiotics”

March

2011



3.Dr.Ranade award Best article-“Changing

environment & it‟s

probable effects on

Mahabhutas “published

in Ayurved patrika

August

2014

2 Dr.Varthi Jyoti Second prize in poster

presentation at national seminar

on Yoga held at Dr.D.Y. Patil

Ayurved college

Second prize in poster

presentation

21June201

5

3 Dr.Bhogale

Neha


presentation at national seminar

on Yoga held at Dr.D.Y. Patil

Ayurved college


presentation

21June201

5

RECOGNITION :

1] MUHS recognition for book –“Doctor mi kay khau” in Sept.2014 as a Reference book.




The Department has organized 05 No. of Workshops, 02 No. of clinical meetings & 01 No. of Seminar.

Majority of them are self sponsored by Departments. Prominent experts were invited. The extract of the

data of the same is as follows.

Sr.

No.

Name of

the Event

Sponso

red by

Level of organization No. of

Resource

Person /

Experts

No

. of

del

ega

tes

Date

and

year

Natio

nal

Intern

ationa

l

Unive

rsity-

state

college Intern

al

Externa

l

1 Work shop

on Yoga

Demonstrati

on

college

- - - college - 02

32 19/10/2

010

2 Workshop

on Yoga

Demonstrati

on

college

- - - college - 02

48 09/02/2

012

3 Work shop

on Research

Methodolog

college

- -

Unive

rsity

(MU

- - 12

40 17th

-19th

/03/

2013



y HS)

4 Work shop

on Research

Methodolog

y

college

- -

Unive

rsity

(MU

HS)

- - 08

52 16th

-18th

/03/

2015

5 Clinical

meeting on

Changing

environment

& its

probable

effects on

Mahabhutas

college

- - - college - 01

28 05/09/2

014

6 Clinical

meeting on

Tail bindu

pariksha

Eka

Charcha

college

- - - college - 03 44

27/03/2

015

7 Skill based

Training to

Health

workers for

preparation

of

Ayurvedic

recipes for

various

diseases

college

- - - college - 04 09

15-17

/04/201

5

8 Seminar on

Yoga

(Internation

al yoga day

celebration)

Central

council

of

researc

h in

Yoga &

Naturo

pathy,

Delhi

Natio

nal - - - - 05

30

0

21/06/2

015



The details of the workshops organized its title, no. of delegates, Imp. Resource person, level of

conference may be given in chronological order in brief:

Sr.

No.

Title No. of delegates Imp resource

persons

Level of workshop

1 Work shop on Yoga

Demonstration 32 02 Departmental

2 Workshop on Yoga

Demonstration 48 02 Departmental

3 Work shop on Research

Methodology 40 12 University

4 Work shop on Research

Methodology 52 08 University

5 Clinical meeting on

Changing environment &

it‟s probable effects on

Mahabhutas

28 01 College

6 Clinical meeting on Tail

bindu pariksha Eka Charcha 44 03 College

7

Skill based Training to

Health workers for

preparation of Ayurvedic

recipes for various diseases

09 04 College

8 Seminar on Yoga

(International yoga day

celebration) 300 05 National

31. Code of ethics for research followed by

the departments

: As per guidelines of CCIM & MUHS.

The college also has its I.E.C (Institutional Ethics

Committee.)

32. Student profile program-wise : PG students

Name of the

Course

Academic year

2014-15

Selected

No of Students

passed

M F T

TOTAL 06 03 03 06 Ongoing



UG students :

Name

of the

Course

BAMS


students

No. of

students

passed

Year wise

Pass % of

dept.

Mal

e

Female Total

2010

Sum

Repeater 06 11 17 17 100

Fresh 12 23 35 34 97.14

Repeater

(Old) 1 1 2 2 100

Win

Repeater 04 02 06 05 83.33

Repeater

(Old) 0 1 1 1 100

2011

Sum

Repeater 01 00 01 01 100

Fresh 06 19 25 23 92

Win

Fresh

01 04 05 04 80

Repeater 00 02 02 02 100

2012

Sum Repeater 9 19 28 27 96.42

Win Fresh 7 11 18 18 100


2013

Sum Fresh 16 24 40 40 100

Fresh 3 0 3 2 66.66

Win Fresh 04 07 11 11 100

Repeater 01 00 01 01 100

2014

Sum Fresh 19 49 68 56 82.35

Win Fresh 07 07 14 12 85.71

Repeater 04 06 10 7 70



33. Diversity of students : a. PG and UG Student Diversity is given

in the Table below -

Name of the PG

Course

Year No. and % of

students from the

same university

No. and % of

students from


the state

MD (Swasthavritta) 2014-15 05

(83.33%)

01

(16.66%)

b)UG students –

Name of the

UG Course

Year No. and % of

students from

the same

universities

No. and % of

students from

other

universities

within the

state

No. and % of

students from


the state

B.A.M.S 2010-11 61 - 84.72% 1 - 1.3% 10 - 13.88%

2011-12 69 - 92% 4 - 5.33% 2 - 2.66%

2014-15 68 - 90.66% 4 - 5.33% 3- 4%

34. How many students have cleared Civil Services and Defense Services examinations, NET, SET,

GATE and other competitive examinations? Give details category-wise : Nil



UG to PG in Swasthavritta ( outside the institute) 2.66%


No. and Percentage of faculty who are post graduates

Of the same university 01(20%)

From other university within the state 04(80%)

Total 05(100%)


period : 01

1] Dr. M. S .Kulkarni was awarded PhD. (2009)




No. of Journals – 12(common)




Project report of UG –13



and internet with Printer-1 no



: PG classroom-01

Common classrooms-08



: 1 (common)

Students’ laboratories at the Department : Yoga Hall -1

Research laboratories at the Department : Common - 1(Central Research

Laboratory)

Museum at the Department : Specimens – 180, Model-82, Charts-86




Transperancies-200, Power point

presentations -50

LCD Projector (Common)-1

Details in Annexure V


Departments

Central Clinical Laboratory

Dept. of Physiotherapy

Rasashastra

Panchakarma

Central Research laboratory

Clinical Learning Resources (only for clinical department)

No. of Units : Only OPD as per CCIM Requirements.

No. of Wards and OPDs : 01 OPD

No. of special clinics with their Names and

frequency (once/twice per week etc.)

: Weight management clinic daily

List any other facility / services (only no.) : Yoga hall- 01 (810 sq. ft.)

No. of Outpatient per day (avg.) 13

Clinical Learning Resources (Only for Para Clinical departments)

No. of Diagnostic Labs Yoga Hall

List of Unique Equipments (Name and No.) Yoga mats 25no., Satranjees - 06 no.

List of major diagnostic services Body fat analyzer.

39. List of doctoral, post-doctoral students and Research Associates :

From Doctoral student Total



Other University/Inst. 08 08

Total 08 08

40. Number of post graduate students getting financial assistance from the university Nil

a)UG students getting assistance –

Sr

.

n

o

Type of

Scholarships

From DMER

UG Year Numbe

r of

Studen

ts

Amount

1 EBC BAMS II & III 2013- 2014 20 1218000

2 EBC BAMS I, II &

III

2014 - 2015 35 2233525




Sr.

no

Scholarships & Free

ships From Samaj

kalyan

Year

Number of

Students

Amount

1 SC category 2011 28 2957998

2 OBC category 2011 39 2198714

3 SBC category 2011 04 380478

4 VJNT 2011 23 2429525

5 SC category 2012 21 2377470

6 OBC category 2012 35 1981935

7 SBC category 2012 03 298243

8 VJNT category 2012 19 2102869

9 SC category 2013 15 1641425

10 OBC category 2013 29 1588940

11 SBC category 2013 01 1117293

12 VJNT category 2013 14 1572040

41. Was any need assessment exercise undertaken before the development of new program(s)? If so,

highlight the methodology :

The permission related pro forma was submitted to the authority to start PG Course in Department.

Following facilities are made available

- Separate PG Section including Board & Sitting arrangement.

- Up gradation of Library.

- Departmental Laboratory & Teaching Pharmacy are separated for more convenience.

- Well equipped Quality Control Laboratory

42.Does the department obtain feedback from

Sr.

No.

From YES/

No




1 Faculty on CDD

and TLE

YES A faculty meeting was conducted and discussion

on curriculum was done, the desired inputs on

curriculum were forwarded to CCIM.

After Intradepartmental discussion on TLE, it was

suggested that faculty should do the medical

education technology workshop organized by

MUHS.

Three faculty members completed the workshop of

MET.

2 Students on

faculty CDD and TLE

YES 1. After The feedback is obtained periodically from

students on Curriculum Development and teaching

learning process with the help of structured validated

questionnaires. The following actions were taken

A. The faculties were advised to make PPTs,

B. The faculties started conducting microteaching

sessions before actual delivery of the lectures.

2. The issue pertaining to UG training is dealt by the

UG training committee and those related to PG

training by the PG training Committee.

3. Appropriate changes are made in the timetable

along with minor amendment.

3 Alumni and

Emphasis on

programs

YES 1. Feedbacks are obtained from the alumni who

provide valuable inputs especially with reference to

academics and student welfare strategies.

Actions taken:

1. As per the inputs from Alumni, applied aspects of

topics of Dinacharya, Ritucharya, and Diet regimen

were prioritized in the teaching.

2. Key areas of swasthavritta which are useful in

clinical practice are focused more as must to know.




Sr.

No.


1 Dr.Sagar Thokade P.G.Student(Swasthavritta) LRP Ayurved college,

Islampur,Dist.Sangli

2 Dr.Priti Indurkar P.G.Student(Swasthavritta) LRP Ayurved college,

Islampur,Dist.Sangli

6 Dr.Nikhlesha Patil Private Practitioner Allibaug



7 Dr.Ashutosh

Sharma

Medical Officer JIVA AYURVED, New

Delhi

8 Dr.Shashank

Agarwal

Ayurved pharmacy

(Entrepreneur)

Uttar Pradesh

9 Dr.Riya Chaugule Private Practitioner Mumbai

10 Dr.Deepak Yewale Private Practitioner Pune

44. Give details of student enrichment programs (special lectures / workshops / seminar)

involving external experts: The department conducts series of student enrichment programs

round the annual year. All the PG students are involved in organization as well participate in

them. Data of prominent ones are tabulated here as under

Sr.

No

.

Event (SEP)

UG + PG

No. of

Events

No. of

Prominent

External

Experts

Year

1 Special lectures 02 01 2010-2014

2 Workshops 04 24 2010-2014

3 Seminars(Depar

tmental)

12 - 2014-2015

4 National

Seminar

01 05 2015

5 Clinical

Meetings

02 - 2014-2015

6 Competition 02 - 2015

7 Any other

(visit)

27 - 2010-2015

Total 50 30

Details of SEPs are given in Annexure - V

Note: The PG students are also motivated and deputed to attend SDPs at other institutes.

45. List the teaching methods adopted by the faculty for different programs :

Sr.

No.

For UG For PG

1 Small group teaching Seminars

2 Practical Journal club

3 Problem based learning Case presentation

4 Educational Visits Educational Visits

5 Journal club Practical

6 Integrated teaching Demonstration

7 Case based learning Microteaching

8 Community based learning Integrated teaching



9 Demonstration Case based learning

10 Microteaching Community based learning

11 Group discussion Group discussion

46. How does the department ensure that program objectives are constantly met and learning


Formative assessment

Viva

Problem based learning

Conduction of departmental meetings

Log book maintenance

Feedback system

47. Highlight the participation of students and faculty in extension activity

The staff and students participate in weight loss camps, health checkup camps arranged by

Swasthavritta Department, Hospital and NSS wing, observation of international and national health

days, tree plantation, Swachchata abhiyan, surveys, workshops, Awareness Lectures etc.

Sr. No. Name of Event No. of Events Date/Year

1 Camps 65 2013-2015

2 Awareness lectures 09 2013-2015

3 Rallies 03 2015

4 Day celebrations 04 2015

5 Tree plantation 02 2015

6 Survey 04 2012-2015

7 Workshop 05 2010-2015

8 Exhibition 01 2015

The staff and students actively participated in activities like rallies, lectures and camps on health

awareness, non communicable diseases, lifestyle disorders, daily regimen, seasonal regimen, diet

regimen , Awareness lectures, health Exhibition, tree plantation, celebration of Health day, yoga week

etc are arranged by the swasthavritta department with NSS

All details are given in annexure -VI


Albums making, transparences making, chart making survey projects, compilations,

seminar, workshop, Weight loss camps, clinical meeting etc.

49. State whether the program / department is accredited/ graded by other agencies? If yes, give

details :

Yes, B.A.M.S.(UG) and M.D.(PG) Degree is recognized by CCIM (Central Council of Indian

Medicine) and MUHS (Maharashtra University of Health Science, Nashik)




applied:

Department has developed yoga packages for major diseases like arthritis, stress disorders,

pregnant ladies etc.

Developed weekly diet schedules for twenty diseases.

Holistic Approach of naturopathy, Yoga, and Ayurved in treating non communicable diseases

like Obesity, diabetes, hypertension.

To emphasize on textual dietary regimen in current lifestyle to prevent non communicable

diseases diabetes, hypertension, cancer etc.


department :


A) Community

outreach

activities:-

To make awareness

regarding the objective

of swasthavritta that is

to maintain total

health(for good life,

good food )following

activities were

conducted:

1)Surveys regarding

diet habits of the

community

2) Surveys regarding

community hygiene,

and current scenario.

3) Conduction and

organization of weight

loss camp

4)Demonstration of

Healthy food recipes to

local as well as

foreigner delegates of

dancing Shiva academy

5)Adoption 5 colonies

for swachchata abhiyan

6) Involvement of

student in national

Lack of motivation

among the young

BAMS students,

intern/residents to

stay in rural area due

to life style changes

1] The industrial belt

in Pimpri can provide

good opportunity for

consisting yoga as

well as practice of

Swasthavritta and life

style management &

health care to these

industries.

Motivating UG

students to take up

the subject for post

graduation.



health days.

7) MOU with Yog

Vidyadham for

certificate course in

Yoga

B)Research:-

Teaching research

methodology

More national and

International linkage

with other institution

need to pursued

2]Urban and Rural

slum encashment

c)Innovative

teaching:-

Question bank

Problem based learning

Structural oral, OSCE,

OSPE

3] Scope of Mobile

Health Technology.

D)Supportive

management

E)Excellent Faculty:-

The faculty is dedicated

to their task They have

varied backgrounds-

BOS member MUHS

Para clinical

department Ayurved

faculty, PhD Guide in

TMV and MUHS.

F)Inter departmental

co-operation:-

With other department

of college

G)Well Equipped

Museum:-

The museum could be

well considered to be

unique having

innovative models

developed by the

faculty.


Faculty: To participate actively in national as well as International events like seminars,

symposia, conferences.

To publish research work in international journals.



Naturopathy Course

Yoga Course

Ayurvedic Diet recipes course

Ayurvedic Soundarya(Cosmetic) OPD


wellness consultation

lifestyle management consultation

Diet consultation

epidemic disease awareness

Yoga consultation

Weight loss camps

1] Holistic approach in the management of sthoulya(Obesity) by Diet ,Yoga,

Exercise

And Ayurvedic medicine.

2] Duration=10 Days

3] Average Camps=2 per year

4] Average Weight Reduction =Up to 3Kg

Innovative museum

Specious and well ventilated, well equipped yoga hall.

Introduction of innovative methods of Models( Mudras and horroc‟s apparatus) and Chart Making

Development of Holistic package for management of obesity consisting Ayurved, yoga and

naturopathy

B) Best Practices

o Motivation to students to participate in community health programs by practicing

Ayurvedic specialties.

o Motivate the students to follow the daily and seasonal regimen personally to imbibe faith

in Ayurved science

o Mentorship to weaker students to improve their academic performance.

C) Any other points which the Department wishes to state, which is not covered above

Research projects and research publications.

Co-curricular Activity: Delivered lecture and Demonstration of diet recipes of obesity for the

of dancing Shiva academy of California, USA in collaboration with International Ayurved

Academy

List of Annexure:

Annexure I - List of details of Publications by the faculty

Annexure II - List of Areas of consultancy & income generated

Annexure III - List of details of FDPs participated by the faculty.

Annexure IV - List of details of UG projects and PG desertions

Annexure V - List of details of SEPs conducted by the department

Annexure VI - List of details of extension activities

Annexure VII - List of major equipments and instruments of the department for teaching,

learning, research, clinical diagnostic/test



1. Name of the Department : Rog nidan evum vikruti vigyan


3. Is the Department part of Faculty

of the college?

: The Department is a part of Dr. D. Y. Patil college of

Ayurved & Research centre, pimpri, constituent unit of

Dr. D. Y. Patil Vidyapratistan Society. The Department

is a part of Ayurved faculty and affiliated

toM.U.H.S.Nashik.

4. Names of programmes offered

(UG, PG, M. Phil., Ph.D.,

Integrated Masters; Integrated

Ph.D., D.Sc. D.Litt. etc.)

: The Department offers the following programmes

Course

level

Course

Name

Annual /

Semester

Year of

starting

No. of

Intake per

year

Current

Student

Strength

Duratio

n

of

course

UG B.A.M.S. Annual 1999 75 11 4.5

+1yrs=5

.6yrs



: Nil

6. Courses in collaboration with

other universities, industries,

foreign institutions, etc.

:

Nil

7. Details of programmes

discontinued, if any, with reasons

: Nil


Semester / Trimester / Choice

Based Credit System

: Annual University Examination As per CCIM &

MUHS guidelines

9. Participation of the department in

the courses offered by other

departments

:

Nil






d

Filled/Actual

(including CAS/MPS)

Professor 1 1



Lecturers 2 1

Total 4 3



k) Faculty (as UG, UG/PG teachers) (Internal):

Sr.

No.

Name of the

Teaching staff

Qualif

icatio

ns

Designation Area of

Specialization

Teaching

Experience

in years

No. of

PG

students

Guided

1 Dr. Vinayak N. Joshi M.D. Professor &

H.O.D.

Kayachikitsa

17 years 1

2 Dr. Prakash M. Mane M.D Associate

Professor

Kayachikitsa

12 years -

3 Dr. Sachin G. Rohani M.D. Assistant

Professor Rog nidan

1 year & 6

months -

l) Faculty of the Department as Ph.D. Guide (Internal as well as External) : Nil

12. List of senior Visiting Fellows, adjunct faculty, emeritus professors :- Nil



: Nil

14. Programme-wise Teacher Student Ratio : 1:3


UG 1:3




actual :



Administrative Lab Assistance 02 00

Computer Operator 01 01

Aayah 01 01

Peon 02 00

Total 12 08


major funding agencies /college

: 1) Rheumatoid Arthritis

2) Pravahika

3) Sheetapitta


funding agencies and c) Self Funded. Give the names of the funding agencies, project title and

grants received project-wise. :

(i) __01No. of faculty of the department are involved in -01 No. of Research projects



projects

Total

Department/Self funded 01 01

Total 01 01


Ongoing Projects :

Sr.

No.


Agency

Duration

(Yr.)

Nat. / Inter./

DPU/Deptt.

1 PI Dr.Prakash Mane

Etio-pathological Study of Shitpitta

w.s.r.to Urticaria

CoPI Dr.Sachin Rohani

Self

funded

1year Dept

h) Completed Projects : Nil



trials)

:

Nil

19. Departmental projects funded by AYUSH/MUH,

total grants received.

: Nil

20. (a) Research facility / centre : Adequate common research facilities are

available

In the department (Give details of facilities in brief ) Yes, Departmental Laboratory Available



In other college (Give details of facilities used by us) Central Clinical Lab , Research lab &

Museum in Pathology Dept of medical

college DPU.



: Nil

22. Publications : Our faculty has submitted research articles in reputed national and international

journals. List of all the publications are given as

1) Dr. Prakash Mane - Research Paper is submitted in Ayurlog National peer reviewed journals. in

Subject of The Clinical efficacy of Shunthyadi churna with Gud in the management of Arsha

(Hemorrhoids)

2) Dr Sachin Rohani - Article is published in Ayurvidya Mashik . on ‘Allergy-Ayurvedic Chikitsa‟on

30/03/2013

3) Author - Kambale S., Mane. P. , Jondhale P.B., Rohani S.G., Shende K.L.,

A Clinical evaluation of Alambushadi churna (Y.R.) in amavata in International journal of current research.

ISSN- 0975-833X Impact Factor 2014 – 5.349


24. Areas of consultancy and income generated : Hb. camp was held in Phulenagar &

Dehu. It was free of cost.


India and abroad : Nil


Sr. No. Name of the Faculty Reviewers Any other

National National

1 Dr. Vinayak Joshi 1 1

2 Dr.Prakash Mane - 1

3 Dr.Sachin Rohani - 1

Total 1 3


Reviewers – Dr. Vinayak Joshi is faculty member of book review committee of MUHS, Nashik.

Any other


It is an Indian non- governmental organization of general practitioners educated in integrated system

of medicine which includes study of Modern Medicine and knowledge of Ayurveda, Unani and siddha.

All faculties are NIMA members.



27. Faculty recharging strategies (UGC, ASC, Refresher / orientation programs, workshops, training


The college has always given emphasis to continuous faculty development and enrichment. The staff



their knowledge. In total, 03faculty members have attended 45FDPs (International, 06 National, 14 State,

/university/college24. Data extract from the documents is given in the following table.

Sr.

No.

Type of the

Programme


State/

Univer

sity

level

National

level

International

level

1 Orientation

Programme 01 02 - 03

2 Workshops 14 - - 14

3 Semin / Symp / Conf. 01 15 06 22

4 CMEs / MET /

Clinical meet 06 - - 06

Total 22 17 06 45


S.N. Name of Faculty Type of the Programme

Orientat

ion

Progra

mme

Workshop Semin/Symp/conf. CMEs/

MET/

Clinical

meet

Total

National Inter

nationa

l

1. Dr. Vinayak Joshi 01 01 05 02 02 11

2. Dr Prakash Mane 02 06 05 01 03 17

3. Dr. Sachin Rohani - 08 05 03 01 17

Total 03 15 15 06 06 45

28. Students Projects:


Sr.

No.


1 UG students (compilations 08 08 08

TOTAL 08 08 08

(In house)





100% (In house )



institute

Nil

Details of other UG projects dissertations are given in the annexure-V



1) ) Dr.Vinayak Joshi:-

1)As Chairperson of one Session for National seminar of Shalyatantra on 11/10/2014 to 12/10/2014 at

Dr.D.Y.Patil Ayurved College, Pimpri

2) As Speaker in All India seminar Of “Holistic Perspective in Ayurved And Rajyoga Retreat”

2 )Dr.Prakash Mane:-

1 )As Chairperson of one Session for National seminar of Shalyatantra on 11/10/2014 to 12/10/2014

at Dr.D.Y.Patil Ayurved College, Pimpri

2) Awarded as Working committee member in Workshop of Streerog Syllabus on 11&12 Feb. 2005 at

YCA Kodoli ,Kolhapur




The Department has organized No. of Seminars, Symposia, Workshop (01), Clinical Meetings (2) and

other FDPs at various levels. Majority of them are sponsored by college and Departments.

Sr.

No.

Name of the

Event

Sponsored

by

college/Self

No. of Resource

Person / Experts

No. of

delegate

s

Date and year

Internal External

1 Clinical

meetings

College 1 - 74 11/07/2014

2 Guest Lecture College - 2 11 &10 09/03/2015&

23/03/2015

Total 1 2 95



1) Clinical meetings organized by our Dept on Heel Pain & its Ayurvedic Approach on 11/07/2014

at Dr, D.Y. Patil College of Ayurveda and Research centre.

2) Geust Lecture by Dr.Kanchan Nitnaware.HOD, Pathology Dept, D.Y.Patil College

Homeopathy, Pimpri as Speaker on „G.I. disorders & Lab Investigations ‟ at Dr, D.Y. Patil

College of Ayurveda and Research centre on 09/03/2015.



3) ) Guest Lecture by Dr. Rahul Patil ,Professor, B.J.Medical College, Pune as Speaker on „ECG

‟ at Dr, D.Y. Patil College of Ayurveda and Research centre on 23/03/2015.


by the departments



Committee.


UG students -

Name

of the

Course

BAMS

Academic

year

Appeared

students

No. of

students

passed

Year wise

Pass %

of dept.

Male Female Total

2010

Sum

Repeater 06 11 17 17 100

Fresh 12 23 35 35 100

Repeater(OLD) 1 1 2 2 100

Win

Repeater 03 02 05 04 80

Repeater(OLD) 0 1 1 0 00

2011 Sum

Repeater 00 01 01 01 100

Fresh 06 19 25 24 96

Rep(OLD 0 1 1 1 100

Win

Fresh

01 04 05 04 80

Repeater 00 01 01 01 100

2012 Sum Fresh 9 19 28 28 100

Win Fresh

7 11 18 17 94.44

2013 Sum Fresh 16 24 40 40 100

Fresh 3 0 3 3 100


Win Fresh 4 7 11 10 90.90

2014 Sum Fresh 19 49 68 62 91.17

Repeater 03 00 03 02 66.66

Win Fresh 07 07 14 07 50.00

Repeater 03 02 05 01 20.00



33. Diversity of students :

Diversity of UG students –

Name of the

Course (refer

to question

no.4)

Year No. and % of

students from

the same

universities

No. and % of

students from

other

universities

within the state

No. and % of

students from


the state

B.A.M.S 2010-11 61 - 84.72% 1 - 1.3% 10 - 13.88%

2011-12 69 - 92% 4 - 5.33% 2 - 2.66%

2014-15 68 - 90.66% 4 - 5.33% 3- 4%

34. How many students have cleared Civil Services and Defense Services examinations, NET, SET,

GATE and other competitive examinations? Give details category-wise : Nil



UG to PG --



Of the same university 1 & 33%

From other university within the

state

2 & 67%

Total 3 & 100%

37. Number of faculty who were awarded M. Phil., Ph.D., D.Sc. and D.Litt. during the assessment

period : Nil




No. of Journals – 12 (common)





Internet facilities for staff and students : No. of computers with WI-FI and LAN and

internet- 2



: Common classrooms- 6

Demonstration room – 2



: Common facility available

Students’ laboratories at the Department : Practical lab-1

Research laboratories at the Department : Central clinical laboratory

Museum at the Department : No. of specimens – 20, models- 3, charts-95




Annexure –III


Departments

1. Kayahikitsa department.

2. Shalya tantra department.

3 Shalakya tantra Department.

4. Strirog evam prasuti tantra department.

5. Balrog department.

6. Panchkarma department.

7. Rachna Sharir

List of Unique Equipments (Name and No.) Cell counter -01, semi autoanalyser-01,

Electrolyte analyser-01, Incubator-02,Hot air

ovan-02,Centifuge machine 05,Binacular

Microscope -02 Autoclave-01 ENT

Exam.set-01

List of major diagnostic services Annexure – IV

Avg. no. of diagnostic tests / day 160

39. List of doctoral, post-doctoral students and Research Associates: Nil





Sr

.

n

o

Type of

Scholarships

From DMER

UG Year Numbe

r of

Studen

ts

Amount

1 EBC BAMS II & III 2013- 2014 20 1218000

2 EBC BAMS I, II &

III

2014 - 2015 35 2233525




Sr.

no

Scholarships & Free

ships From

Samajkalyan

Year

Number of

Students

Amount

1 SC category 2011 28 2957998

2 OBC category 2011 39 2198714

3 SBC category 2011 04 380478

4 VJNT 2011 23 2429525

5 SC category 2012 21 2377470

6 OBC category 2012 35 1981935

7 SBC category 2012 03 298243

8 VJNT category 2012 19 2102869

9 SC category 2013 15 1641425

10 OBC category 2013 29 1588940

11 SBC category 2013 01 1117293

12 VJNT category 2013 14 1572040

41. Was any need assessment exercise undertaken before the development of new programme(s)? If

so, highlight the methodology :

A proforma was prepared and submitted to the authority through proper channel to obtain permission to

start new P.G. course in department.

Facilities in the department were upgraded accordingly.


Sr. No. From YES/No How the feedback analysis is used

1 Faculty on CDD and TLE Yes Faculty was motivated to participate in



MET & guest lecturers for updating

their Knowledge.

Microteaching was introduced & more

weightage given on bet side

examination.


and TLE

Yes Yes, Faculty discusses the feedback

given by the students.

PPT on differential diagnosis & use of

Lab tests in clinical ground

were prepared and new techniques in

Lab are shown to students.


programmes

Yes Proposal submitted to start new PG

course After taking feedback from

alumni, we are sending the students to

Medical college for Lab experience &

Guest Lectures of pathologist were

arranged.




Maintained centrally

Sr.No. Name Details Address

1. Dr. Abhijeet

Ghadge.

M.S.Shalya

R.M.O. Bhosari

municipal hospital

Triratna sadan, Sant tukaram nagar,

opp. Darga masjid, Indapur.

2. Dr. Riya

Chaugule.

R.M.O. Vedant Hospital,

Thane.

Flat 102, B1, Unnati woods,

Ghodbandar, Thane.

3. Dr.Nikhlesha

Patil.

Medical Practitioner Dhanwantari Clinic, Alibaug.

4. Dr. Trupti

dumbare.

Medical Practitioner Karegaon.

5. Dr. Dushyant

Patil

P.G. Kriya sharir Dr D Y Patil college of Ayurved

Pimpri.

6. Dr. Deepak

Yewale.

Medical Practitioner Kulkarni plot, Malwadi, 413101.

44. Give details of student enrichment programmes (special lectures / workshops / seminar) involving

external experts : The department conducts series of student enrichment programmes round the annual

year. Data of prominent ones are tabulated here as under

Sr.

No.

Name of the

Event

Sponsored

by

college/Self

No. of Resource

Person / Experts

No. of

delegate

s

Date and year

Internal Externa

l



1 Clinical

meetings

College 1 - 74 11/07/2014

2 Geust Lecture College - 2 11 &10 09/03/2015&

23/03/2015

Total 2 95

The details of the seminar/symposia/workshop/conference organized its title, no. of delegates, , imp.


1) Clinical meetings organized by our Dept on Heal Pain & its Ayurvedic Approach on

11/07/2014 at Dr, D.Y. Patil College of Ayurveda and Research centre.

2) Guest Lecture by Dr.Kanchan Nitnaware. HOD, Pathology Dept, D.Y.Patil College

Homeopathy ,Pimpri as Speaker on „G.I. disorders & Lab Investigations ‟ at Dr, D.Y. Patil

College of Ayurveda and Research centre on 09/03/2015.

3) Guest Lectureby Dr. Rahul Patil, Professor, B.J. Medical College, Pune as Speaker on „ECG „

at Dr, D.Y. Patil College of Ayurveda and Research centre on 23/03/2015


Sr.

No.

For UG

1 Didactic lectures

2 Bed side clinic, case discussion,

3 Small group discussion

4 Practical demonstrations

5 Micro Teaching sessions

6 Seminars

7 Tutorials

8 Experiment

9 PPTs and OHP



1. Feedback from students.

2. At the end of programme the various evaluation tests were carried out.


Sr.

No.

No. of camps/Work




1 Guest lecture on Personality

Development by Rajesh Chavan

24/02/2014 45

2 Grass Uprooting Programme under

NSS unit

20/03/2014 50

3 Students Rally at Dehu NSS camp 4/03/2014 25



on „Save Water, Donate Blood,

Keep clean Environment, Swine flu

awareness

4 Free health Check Up camp 5/03/2014

&6/03/2014

280

5 School Health Camp 5/03/2014 201

6 Sugar profile camps for

Kayachikitsa department

13/12/2014 to

19/12/2014

70 person

7 Rally on Diabetes Awareness 13/12/2014 200

8 Rally on Swine flu Awareness 27/02/2015 300

As our faculty member is NSS programme officer of Our College NSS Unit, hence From 2012

he organized following progrmmes

I)Guest Lectures :- On following Subjects-

a) Personality Devlopment,-03

b)AIDS-02

c) Swine Flu -02

d) Charak Nirupan,-01

e)Yoga-03

f)Swami Vivekananda,-02

II) Free Hb. check up camp-02

III) Free Health Check up camp-04

IV) Tree plantation programme-04

V) Door to Door Health survey --03

VI) Grass Uprooting programme-03

VII)Swachata abhiyan-01

VIII) Rallis on :-Diabetes Awareness & Swine flu Awareness, Health Awareness-02

IX) Blood Donation Camps-02

All Details are given in annexure -II


1) Lecture on Recent advances

Demonstration of latest skills, demo of new equipment/facilities




give details : Yes, UG & PG degree recognized by CCIM and MUHS


applied : Cell Counter, Electrolyte Analyzer, New methods of diagnostics, tests, methods, skills for

treatment and management


department :


Qualified, competent

and experienced

teaching faculty

Lack of projects To increase the no.

patients and tests in

the lab

To keep pace with

ever increasing need

for modernization of

equipments

Advanced equipments Less research culture To enhance the

number of research,

clinical trials,

publications, seminars

To retain the

established standing

up to competition from

other

Lab.

Accuracy in lab

reports

Experienced and well

trained technician

Free investigations for

all indoor patients

Collaboration with

medical college

52. Future plans of the department:

1. Proposed for PG in Rog nidan subject and planning to conduct Clinical meeting related to

Rog nidan subject.

2. Faculty: To participate actively in national as well as International events like seminars,

symposia, conferences.

3. To publish research work in international journals.


B) Innovations

C) Best Practices


Answer – A) Equipments like electrolyte analyzer are unique feature



B) Innovations:-

1.Interactive teaching methods

2. Interpretation of recent diagnostic modalities in the Ayurvedic Diagnosis

C) Best Practices: - Accuracy in laboratory reports.

D) Any other points: Urgent investigation reports.

List of Annexure:

Annexure I- FDP‟s

Annexure II – Extension Activities

Annexure III – List Of Instruments & Equipments

Annexure IV – list of diagnostic services

Annexure V -Student Compilation.



1. Name of the Department : Kayachikitsa






Pune – 18, a constituent unit of Dr. D. Y. Patil

Vidya Prathisthan society Pimpri, Pune,





: The Department offers the following programs

Course

level

Course

Name

Annual /

Semester

Year of

starting

No. of

Intake per

year

Current

Student

Strength

Duration

of course

UG BAMS Annual 1999 75 82 4.5+1=5.5yrs

PG degree MD Annual 2010 04 4 3yrs

Total 2 79 86

5. Interdisciplinary programs and




Sr.

No.

Name of the

Programs offered by

our department


Within the institute Of other institute

1 M. D. (Kayachikitsa) Sharir Rachana,

Sharir Kriya

Rasashastra,

Samhita-Siddhant

Swasthavritta,

Roganidan

Dr. D.Y.Patil

College of

Physiotherapy


Rotations of Post Graduates Scholar of the departments Sharir Rachana, Sharir Kriya,

Rasashastra, Samhita-Siddhant, Swasthavritta for training in Kayachikitsa OPD and IPD.

Camp organized on World Diabetes Day in association with Roganidan Department for

investigation purposes.

Our PG students along with Physiotherapy Interns and Post Graduate Scholars are involved in

conducting physiotherapy to our patients in wards and research work.





institutions, etc.

: In collaboration with International Academy of

Ayurved, our department provides training in

basic and advance Ayurved courses for foreign

students. Our department was actively involved

in training of Dancing Shiva Yoga & Ayurved

academy, CA, USA


with reasons

: Nil.



: Annual university examination, as per guidelines

of MUHS and CCIM



: Nil



Designation Sanctioned

(C.C.I.M.)

Filled/Actual

Professor 1 1



Total 6 6



a) Faculty (as UG, UG/PG teachers) (Internal):

Sr.

No

Name of the Teaching

staff

Quali

ficati

ons

Designati

on

Area of

Specializatio

n

Teachin

g

Experie

nce in

years

No. of PG

students

Guidin

g

Guide

d

1 Dr. Gunvant Yeola M.D.

Ph. D

Professor Kayachikitsa 14 3 8



b) Faculty of the Department as Ph.D. Guide (Internal as well as External) :

2 Dr. Digambar Dipankar M.D. Associate

Professor

Kayachikitsa 11.6 2 3

3 Dr. Vijay Hatankar M.D. Associate

Professor

Kayachikitsa 10 - -

4 Dr. Jibi Varghese M.D. Lecturer Kayachikitsa 5. 5 - -

5 Dr. Krushnadev Shende M.D. Lecturer Kayachikitsa 3 - -

6 Dr. Surekha Atram M.D. Lecturer Kayachikitsa 7.9 - -

Sr.

No.

Name of the Ph.D.

Guide

Interna

l

Externa

l

No. of Ph.D.

Students from the

same University

No. of Ph.D.

Students from

outside the

University

Guiding Guided Guiding Guided

1 Dr. Gunvant Yeola - 1 - - 1 -


Sr.

No.

Name of the

Faculty


Affiliation

Area of

Specializa

tion

Experien

ce in

years

1 Mr. Dubey S.P. M. Sc, M.

Phil

Assistant Professor

(Dept. of PSM- Dr.

D.Y.Patil Medical

College, Pune.)

Statistics 11


program-wise information

: Nil

14. Program-wise Teacher Student Ratio :

Program Teacher Student Ratio

UG 1: 14

PG 1: 1


actual :




Technical Lab Attendant (common) - 5

E.C.G. & X-ray attendant (common) - 1

Administrative Medical Off. 1 1

Aayah 3 3

Peon 1 1

Nurse 6 9

TOTAL 11 20


major funding agencies /Self-Funding

: Neurological disorders

Rheumatoid Arthritis

Anemia

Skin diseases

Heart disease

Diabetes




(i) 1 faculty of the department is involved in 1Research projects



projects

Total Funds

received in

Rs.

University funded 1 1 25,000/-

Total 1 1


i) Ongoing Projects :

Sr.

No

.

PI, Co-PI and Project Title

Fundin

g

Agency

Grant

Received in

Rs.

Duratio

n (Yr.)

Nat. /

Inter./

DPU/Dept.

1 PI-Dr. Jayashree Changade

Co-PI-Dr. D.G. Dipankar

Title- Study on Effect of haridra

churna, triphala churna with ghrita

& madhu in Iron deficiency

Anemia in remote villages

MUHS 25,000/- - State

University



: The department has total __1_____

no. of collaborative projects. Total

Grant received Rs. _-__no

grants____ (National – 1_)



Abstract of Collaborative project:

Details of the collaborative Projects, level of collaboration, Status and Grants Received are given

in the following tabular format

a) National collaboration:(Total1; Ongoing 0 ; In process 1_ Total Grant of Rs ____-__lakhs):

Sr.

No

.

PI, Co-PI and Project Title Name of the

collaboratin

g

Institutions/

Industries

Funding

Agency

Grant

Receive

d Rs.

Durati

on

(Yr.)

Ongoi

ng/co

mplet

ed

1 PI – Dr. Gunvant H Yeola

Co-PI – Krushnadev L Shende

Assessment of Efficacy of an

Ayurvedic drug Prameghna Ghana

Vati in Prameha ( Type II Diabetes

Mellitus (In process of

approval)

Dr. D. Y.

Patil Medical

College,

Pune - - - -



: 1 Project. Funds received -

25,000/-

20. (a) Research facility / center : Adequate common research


In the department (Give details of facilities in brief ) Yes, Adequate common research


In other department (Give details of facilities used by us) Yes – Central Clinical Laboratory

of Rognidan Dept.)

In other college (Give details of facilities used by us) Yes

1. (Drug Authentication and

Standardization from

Bhide Lab)Our post

graduate scholars are going



to Bhide lab for Drug

Authentication and

Standardization for thesis.

2. Radiological Investigations

e.g. MRI, CT Scan, 2 D-

Echo etc. are used as

necessary, from Dr.

D.Y.Patil Medical College,

Pune.

At central level (Give details of facilities used by us) Yes, Central Research Laboratory

of our College with Equipment

like spectrophotometer, U.V

chamber, T.L.C. etc.



: Nil

22. Publication: Our faculty has published research articles in reputed national and international


peer reviewed journals – Total: _10___

(National – 4_, International – 6_)

k. No. of Edited Books : 3

l. No. of Books with ISBN with details of

publishers

4


24. Areas of consultancy and income generated : m.




India and abroad: ___2___ No. of faculty were selected to visit L/I/I in India and abroad.The

details are as follows:-

Sr.

No.



of place and Nation

Year

of visit

Purpose of

visit

1 Dr. Gunvant Yeola Israel Center of Ayurved, Tel-

Aviv University, Israel

2007

&

2009

Guest

lecture

2 Dr. Gunvant Yeola Vedika Global Inc. San

Francisco, CA, USA

2013 Guest

lecture

3 Dr. Gunvant Yeola Maharishi European Research

University (MERU), The

Netherlands

2015 Guest

lecture

4 Dr. D. G. Dipankar Reidman University, Israel

2010 Guest

lecture

5 Dr. D. G. Dipankar Yashwant Ayurved college,

Kodoli

2014 Local

Inspection

committee

member


Sr.

No

.

Name of the Faculty Editorial

Boards

Reviewers Any other

Internationa

l

Internationa

l

National Internationa

l

1 Dr. Gunvant Yeola 1 2 - 1

2 Dr. Digambar

Dipankar

- - 1 1

3 Dr. Vijay Hatankar - - 1 -

4 Dr. Jibi Varghese 1 1 1 1

5 Dr. Krushnadev

Shende

- - 1 -

6 Dr. Surekha Atram - - 1 -

Total 2 3 5 3


Editorial Boards:

Dr. Gunvant Yeola:

n. International journal of alternative medicine-Elyns publication, USA



o. Reviewer of IAMJ, Bengaluru.

Dr. Jibi Varghese

p. Reviewer of IAMJ, Bengaluru.

Any other




siddha.

Dr. Digambar Dipankar, Dr. Vijay Hatankar, Dr. Jibi Varghese, Dr. Krushnadev Shende, Dr. Surekha

Atram are NIMA members.


This academy is active in promotion and propagation of Ayurved globally.

Dr. Gunvant Yeola is Director of IAA, and Dr. Digambar Dipankar, Dr. Jibi Varghese are the members

of IAA.

27.Faculty recharging strategies (UGC, ASC, Refresher / orientation programs, workshops, training


The University has always given emphasis to continuous faculty development and enrichment. The staff



their knowledge.

In total, ___6__faculty members have attended _159____FDPs (___53__International, 61___National,

45__ State,/university _____ college). Data extract from the documents is given in the following table.


Sr.

No.

Type of the

Programme

No. of faculty have participated in FDPs (no. of

participation)

Total

State/

University level

National

level

International

level

1 Orientation

Programme

- 4 0 4

2 Refresher

Programme

0 0 0 0

3 Workshops 11 2 0 13

4 Seminar /

Symp / Conf.

7 39 29 75



5 CMEs / MET /

Clinical meet

18 2 0 20

6 Paper

presentation

2 11 16 29

7 Special

Lectures

2 2 8 12

8 Any other 5 1 0 6

Total 45 61 53 159


research project work, and attend seminar/Symp./conference/workshop may are encouraged

to undertake CCIM, MUHS projects. All the PG dissertations/projects are based on Research

work guided by the faculty. The details regarding the number of projects of students is given

in the following table


Sr.

No.



their research work 4 8 12

2. PG compilations 37 37

3. UG compilations 57 57

TOTAL 61 45 106



:

100 %



institute

: Nil

Details PG dissertations are given in the annexure-4

29. Awards / recognitions received at the national and international level by: Our teachers have

received recognitions at national / international level.

The details of International recognition received by faculty is as follows:

1. Dr. Gunvant Yeola – Honored with “Award of Excellence” at International Conference on

Ayurved and Yoga at Dubai (UAE) from International Academy of Ayurved on 5th

January

2014.

2. Note: Apart from these, our teachers have been invited to be resource persons, key note



addresses, panelists, chairing the session at conference/seminar/symp./Workshops. (Details are

in the department document).


Special lectures / any other organized and the source of funding (national / international)


The Department has organized No. of Seminars, Symposia, Workshop and other FDPs at various levels.

Majority of them are sponsored by the college and Department. Prominent experts from India and

abroad were invited. The extract of the data of the same is as follow.

Sr.

No.

Name of the

Event

Sponso

red by

College

/Self/ot

her

Level No. of Resource Person

/ Experts

Date

and

year

National College Internal External

1 Conferences

2 Seminars 1 4 2014

3 Workshop

2013

4 Skill based

training

5 CME/ M.A.A. 1 1 2015

6 Clinical

meeting

4 2

2014-

15

7 Guest

lectures

College 8 9

Total 2 12 2 14


by the departments

: As per guidelines of C.C.I.M. & M. U. H.S.


Committee.)



32. Student profile programme-wise : a. PGs students

Name of the

Course

PG (Degree)

Academic year Selected


PG studies and

Pass percentage

M F T

2012-

13

3 1 4 4 and 100 %

2013-

14

2 2 4 4 and 100 %

2014-

15

3 1 4 Ongoing

TOTAL 8 4 12



UG students -

Name

of the

Course

BAMS

Academic year

Appeared

students

No. of

students

passed

Year wise

Pass % of

dept.

Mal

e Female Total

2010

Sum Repeater 05 01 06 06 100

Win

Fresh 15 15 30 30 100

2011

Sum

Fresh

06 11 17 17 100

Win

Fresh

10 25 35 34 97.14

Repeater 01 01 02 02 100

2012

Sum


Rep(Old

) 0 1 1 1 100

Win Fresh

6 18 24 24 100

2013

Sum Fresh 0 5 5 5 100

Win Fresh

09 18 27 26 96.29

2014

Sum Repeater 08 11 19 19 100

Win Fresh 16 26 42 42 100

33. Diversity of

students

: a)PGs and UGs Student Diversity is given in the Table below

Name of the PG

Course

Year No. and % of students from the

same university

M.D Kayachikitsa 2010-11 4 & 100%

2011-12 4 & 100%

2014-15 4 and 100%



b)UG students –

Name of the

UG Course

Year No. and % of

students from

the same

universities

No. and % of

students from

other

universities

within the

state

No. and % of

students from


the state

B.A.M.S 2010-11 61 - 84.72% 1 - 1.3% 10 - 13.88%

2011-12 69 - 92% 4 - 5.33% 2 - 2.66%

2014-15 68 - 90.66% 4 - 5.33% 3- 4%


SET, GATE and other competitive examinations? Give details category-wise : nil



UG to PG (same college) Nil

UG TO PG (other college) 2 – 4%



Of the same university 1(17%)


From universities from other state 3(50%)

Total 6 (100%)

37. Number of faculty who were awarded M. Phil., Ph.D., D.Sc. and D.Litt. during the assessment

period : Nil




No. of Journals – 12 ( Common)

No. of e-journals – 2








and internet - 04



: Common class rooms - 08, Common

demonstration rooms - 02

Museum at the Department : Models - 19, charts - 28




Details in Annexure VII


Departments

Roga nidan, Swastavritta, Panchakarma


No. of Units : 3

No. of Beds : 54

No. of ICU Beds : 10 (proposed)

No. of Wards and OPDs : 2 wards , 2 OPD



: -

List out Major diagnostic

equipments/instruments and Major diagnostic

facility for Test/Screening (name and no. in

tabular form)

: E.C.G. Machine, Defibrillator,

Ventilator, Suction machine

Clinical Examination Room / Demo Room : -


No. of Inpatient per day (avg.) 4

No. of screenings/test conducted average/day 15


40. a. No. of PG students getting financial assistance from the University – Nil



b. UG students getting assistance –

Sr

.

n

o

Type of

Scholarships

From DMER

UG Year Numbe

r of

Studen

ts

Amount

1 EBC BAMS II & III 2013- 2014 20 1218000

2 EBC BAMS I, II &

III

2014 - 2015 35 2233525




Sr.

no

Scholarships & Free

ships From Samaj

kalyan

Year

Number of

Students

Amount

1 SC category 2011 28 2957998

2 OBC category 2011 39 2198714

3 SBC category 2011 04 380478

4 VJNT 2011 23 2429525

5 SC category 2012 21 2377470

6 OBC category 2012 35 1981935

7 SBC category 2012 03 298243

8 VJNT category 2012 19 2102869

9 SC category 2013 15 1641425

10 OBC category 2013 29 1588940

11 SBC category 2013 01 1117293

12 VJNT category 2013 14 1572040


If so, highlight the methodology:

Prepared questionnaires for students regarding the need of topic of CME, then students proposed to

deal topic on chronic joint disorder & its treatment by Ayurveda. Then we organized the CME on

chronic joint disorder.


Sr.

No.


used


TLE

Yes Microteaching was introduced &

more emphasis was given on

clinical teaching


and TLE

Yes Students are made to present

certain topics on surprise basis for

helping in viva-voce & improve

presentation skills

Faculty share their knowledge



gained in different conferences

with UG & PG students


programmes

Yes A short term emergency medicine

course in collaboration with

Dr.D.Y Patil Medical College,

Pune, is in process.





1. Dr. Rajesh Tayade Practitioner Pune

2. Dr. Mohit Pandit Practitioner Palghar

3. Dr. Shilpa Jungare Practitioner Pune

4. Dr. Raj Tadge Practitioner Pune

5. Dr. Prashant Amrutkar Lecturer Wagholi Ayurved College

6. Dr. Sneha Kulkarni Lecturer D.Y. Patil Ayurved College

7. Dr. Dushyant Patil R.M.O D.Y. Patil Ayurved College

8. Dr. Swapnil G Pansare ICU Resident Dhanashree Hospital, Pune



The department conducts series of student enrichment programs round the annual year. All the PG

students are involved in organization as well participate in them. Data of prominent ones are


Sr.

No

.

Event (SEP)

UG + PG

No. of

Events

No. of

Prominent

internal Experts

No. of Prominent

External Experts

Date /

year

1 CMEs 1 - 1 2015

2 Clinical

Meetings

4 2 - 2014-15

3 Guests lectures 8 - 9 2014

Total 13 2 10



1. Bed side clinic, case

discussion, ppt.

presentation

Bed side clinic, case discussion,

ppt. presentation, seminars, debates, outdoor visit


outcomes are monitored? : Taking examination at the end of each term for UG students,

organizing seminar of PG scholars




Our departmental faculty and students are going to various rural as well as urban areas for free

checkup camps and rallies. Also going to deliver guest lectures on different occasions.

Sr.

No.

No. of camps/Work




1 No of Camps - 42 2014 - 15 Local & Rural people

(2021Pts.)

2 Rally ( NSS) – 2 (D.M. & Swine flu)

Awareness

2014-15 Local people

3 Diabetes day Celebrations

( Awareness and Checkup )

2014 168 Pts.

4 Ayurveda day Celebrations 2015 Local & Rural people

and students

(b) We organized Ayurveda day in our college, under this programme displayed charts, models,

medicinal plants & given detail information about this to general people. Also given information

about the treatment modalities available in our hospital.

(c) Rally is organized in collaboration with NSS to create awareness about the prevention and

treatment of diabetes mellitus and swine flu.


Demonstration of different Treatment and Panchakarma procedures practiced in India.

Demonstration of ICU equipments

Motivated students for preparation of charts, paper/ poster presentation in seminars

Motivated interns for the preparation of Entrance examination for P.G. courses


details :

Yes.UG &PG degree recognized by CCIM and MUHS


applied :

Research publications

Medicine used in Post graduate thesis work has shown significant results which are still

being given to our regular patients.

Our Faculty has gained expertise in treating chronic disorders like Rheumatoid arthritis ,

Diabetes Mellitus, Skin diseases, IHD etc.




department :


1.Highly educated and

active faculty

members

Prohibitive cost of

therapies like

Panchakarma

Research project from

Ayush , CCRAS,

MUHS Department

To make available the

Ayurvedic treatment at

affordable cost for

BPL patients

2. Number of patients

in OPD and IPD-

clinical material for

teaching.

Lack of effective

emergency medicine

in Ayurved

To undertake Ph.D.

To treat life

threatening / fatal/

chronic disorders

3.PG students

Lack of insurance

back up for Ayurvedic

treatment

To publish new books,

articles , research

papers in national and

international level

To organize

international and

National conference /

Seminars /Guest

Lectures

4.Departmental

Library

Research Publications To meet eminent

scholars in the field of

Ayurveda

-

5.Good Infrastructure

of Department

Collaboration

Consultancy

To teach foreign

students as a

curriculum purpose of

IAA and other

Universities from

abroad.

-

- To undertake new

research projects of

Specific Disease

-


To start online consulting.

To carry out research activity and to find out safe, effective treatment plan for new diseases.

To carry out awareness program for society on How to prevent diseases and health

consciousness.

To make available teaching program for foreigner students.



To start diploma and certificate courses in Twacha roga, Manasa roga etc.

To collaborate with Medical college for treatment purpose in specific disorders.


Good number of patients are availing treatment in our OPD and IPD with variety of diseases.

B) Innovation :

New combination of medicine planned for different diseases prepared with the help of our college

pharmacy.

C) Best Practices

Demonstration and powerpoint teaching methods

Innovated Decoction for chronic Vata disorders, for general health and swine flu.

Research publications, Research Projects, Collaborations with other departments and institutions,

promoting prevention and control measure of different epidemic diseases

Annexure enclosed :

Annexure I – Publications

Annexure II – FDP‟s Attended

Annexure III – Student projects

Annexure IV– SEP‟s

Annexure V – Extension Activities

Annexure VI – List of Major Equipments



1. Name of the Department : ShalyaTantra





College of Ayurved& Research Centre,

Pimpri,Pune - 18, a constituent unit of Dr. D.

Y. Patil Vidya Pratisthan Society, affiliated to

MUHS, Nashik.

4. Names of programmes offered (UG,

PG, M. Phil., Ph.D., Integrated

Masters; Integrated Ph.D., D. Sc., D.

Lit., etc.)


programs

Course

level

Course

Name

Annual /

Semeste

r

Year of

startin

g

No. of

Intake per

year

Current

Student

Strengt

h

Duration

of course

UG B.A.M.S Annual 1999 75 82 4.5+1=5.5yrs

PG degree M.S Annual 2010 04 4 3yrs.

Total 2 79 86




PG program offered by our department.

Sr.

No

.

Name of the

Programmes offered by

our department


Within the

institute

Of other institute

1 M. S. (Samanya)

ShalyaTantra

SharirRachana

SharirKriya

Rasashastra

Samhita

Swathavritta,

Roganidan

Dr.D.Y.Patil

College of

Physiotherapy


Rotations of Post Graduates Scholar of the departments Sharir Rachana,SharirKriya,

Rasashastra, Samhita, Swathavritta, for training in ShalyaTantra OPD and IPD.

Physiotherapy Interns and Post Graduate Scholars are involved in conducting physiotherapy

to our patients in wards.



institutions, etc.

: Nil



7. Details of programmes discontinued,

if any, with reasons

: Nil.


Semester / Trimester / Choice Based

Credit System

: Annual university examination, as per

guidelines of MUHS and CCIM



: Nil



Designation Sanctioned

by CCIM

Filled/Actual

Professor 1 1



Total 5 5

11. Faculty profile with name, qualification, designation, area of specialization, experience

and research under guidance :

m) Faculty (as UG, UG/PG teachers) (Internal):

Sr.

No

Name of the

Teaching staff

Qualific

ations

Designation Area of

Specializatio

n

Teaching

Experienc

e in years

No. of PG

students

Guiding Guide

d

1 Dr. Pradeepkumar

B Jondhale

M. D. Professor Shalya 11 2 -

2 Dr. Sanjay C.

Babar

M. S. Asso. Prof Shalya 14 2 4

3 Dr. Chaitanya

Shah

M. S Asso. Prof Shalya 7 - -

4 Dr. Dhiraj Jangale M. S Lecturer Shalya 5 - -

5 Dr. Atul Patil M. S Lecturer Shalya 2 - -




Sr.

No.

Name of the

Faculty


Affiliation

Area of

Specialization

Experience

in years

1 Em. Prof. Dr.

Subhashchandra

Varshney

B.A.M. &.S,

MD, Ph.D.

MA. Sc.

Ex. Prof. and

HOD of

Vidharbha

AyurvedMahavi

dylaya,

Amaravati, &

BHU.

Basic

principles of

Ayurved and

Ayurved

propagation

across the

globe

35

2 Mr. Dubey S.P. MSc, M.Phil. Assistant

Professor (Dept.

of PSM- Dr.

D.Y. Patil

Medical College,

Pune.)

Statistics 11



: Nil

14. Programm -wise Teacher Student Ratio - :


UG 1:13

PG degree 1:2


filled and actual :


Technical Lab. Attendant

(common)

5 5

ECG 1 1

Administrative Medical Off. 1 1

Aayaah 3 4

Peon - -

Nurse 6 9

TOTAL 10 14


major funding agencies / self funding

: 17. Ksharsutra preparation

&Application

18. Jaloukachran & cultivation of

jalouka mentioned in Ayurvedic texts





project title and grants received project-wise. : Nil



: Nil



20.

: Nil

20 (a) Research facility / center : Adequate common research


In the department (Give details of facilities in brief ) No


us)

Yes – Central Clinical Laboratory

of Rog Nidan Department

In other college (Give details of facilities used by us) Yes (Drug Authentication and

Standardization from Bhide Lab)

Our post graduate scholars are

going to Bhide lab for Drug

Authentication and

Standardization for thesis

At central level (Give details of facilities used by us) Central Research Laboratory

21. Special research laboratories sponsored by/ created


: Nil


journals. List of all the publications are given as Annexure– 1.

Number of papers published in peer reviewed journals – Total: _2____

(National – 1__, International – 1_)


24. Areas of consultancy and income generated : Surgery , major & minor

procedures, Parasurgical

procedures

Annexure 2


industries in India and abroad : Nil




Sr.

No.

Name of the

Faculty

Reviewers Any other

National International National

1 Dr. Jondhale P B 1 1 1

2 Dr. Babar S G - - 1

3 Dr. Shah C M - - 1

4 Dr. Jangale D G - - 1

5 Dr. Patil A V - - 1

Total 1 1 5

Details :

Dr. P.B Jondhale – Reviewer for

1. Ayurlog: National Journal of Research in Ayurveda Science-(National)

2. IJAPRS(International Journal of Ayurveda & Pharma Research)(ISSN2322-0910)(International)

All faculty are Members of NIMA



system of medicine which includes study of Modern Medicine and knowledge of Ayurveda, Unani

and siddha.







In total5 faculty members have attended 28 FDPs (2 International, 15National, 11State,/university

college). Data extract from the documents is given in the following table.



Sr.

No.

Type of the

Programme

No. FDPs participated Total

State/

University

level

National

level

Internationa

l level

1 Orientation

Programme 3 2 - 5

2 Workshops - 5 1 6

3 Semin / Symp /

Conf. - 5 1 6

4 CMEs / MET /

Clinical meet 7 3 - 10

5 Special

Lectures 1 1

Total 11 15 2 28




encouraged to undertake CCIM, MUHS projects. All the PG dissertations/projects are


of students is given in the following table


Sr.

No.



their research work

4 8 12

TOTAL 4 8 12



:

100 %



institute

:

Nil

Details PG dissertations are given in the annexure- III

29. Awards / recognitions received at the national and international level by :They are as

follows in brief:

Dr. Jondhale P.B. was Organizing Secretary of National Seminar conducted in our Dr. D.Y. Patil

College Of Ayurved & Research Centre, Pune. 11 & 12 Nov 2014.






The Department has organized No. of Seminars, Guest lectures, Clinical Meetings other FDPs at

various levels. Majority of them are sponsored by the college. Prominent experts from India were

invited. The extract of the data of the same is as follows.

Details : Annexure

1. National Seminar on Advance Modalities In Ano-Rectal Disorders in Surgical Practice

2014-15

2. Skill based training – Ksharsutra preparation & Application – A scientific approach. –

01/04/15. Delegates – 110

3. Guest lecturers arranged for faculty and students on various topics (details with department)

Sr.

No

.

Name of the

Event

Sponso

red by

College

/Self

Sponsoring Agency No. of Resource Person

/ Experts

No.

of

dele

gates

Date

and

year Nation

al

college Internal Externa

l

1 Seminars Self 1 - 6 4 200

Nov

2014

2 Skill based

training Self 1 - - - -

1/4/2

015

3 Clinical

meeting College - 21 - - -

2014

-15

4 Guest

lectures College - 09 - 09 -

2014

-15

Total 2 30 6 13


by the departments

: As per C.C.I.M. & M. U. H.S. guidelines.

The College has its I.E.C (Institutional Ethic

Committee)


PG Students

Name of the

Course

(refer to

question no. 4)

PG (Degree)

Academic year Enrolled


PG studies and

Pass percentage

M F T

2012-

13

3 1 4 4 and 100%

2013-

14

2 2 4 4 and 100 %

2014-

15

3 1 5 Ongoing

TOTAL 5 3 4



b)UG Students :

Name

of the

Course

BAMS


students

No. of

students

passed

Year wise

Pass % of

dept.

Mal

e

Female Total

2010

Sum

Repeater 05 01 06 06 100

Win

Fresh 15 15 30 30 100

2011 Sum

Fresh 06 11 17 17 100

Win

Fresh

10 25 35 35 100

Repeater 01 01 02 02 100

2012 Sum Repeater 1 4 5 3 60

Rep(Old

) 0 1 1 1 100

Win Fresh 6 18 24 24 100

Repeater 2 0 2 1 50

2013 Sum Fresh 0 5 5 5 100


Win Fresh

09 18 27 26 96.29

2014 Sum Repeater 08 11 19 19 100

Win Fresh 16 26 42 42 100

33. Diversity of students

: PG and UG Student Diversity given in

the Table below -

Name of the

Course

Year No. and % of students from

the same university

M.S Shalya 2010-11 4, 100%

2011-12 4, 100%

2014-15 4,100 %



UG students –

Name of the

Course (refer

to question

no.4)

Year No. and % of

students from

the same

universities

No. and % of

students from

other

universities

within the

state

No. and % of

students from


the state

B.A.M.S 2010-11 61 - 84.72% 1 - 1.3% 10 - 13.88%

2011-12 69 - 92% 4 - 5.33% 2 - 2.66%

2014-15 68 - 90.66% 4 - 5.33% 3- 4%





UG TO PG (other college) 1 (1%)



Of the same university 1(16.66%)

From other university within the state 2 (33.33%)

From universities from other state 3 (50%)

Total 6 (100%)






No. of Journals – common 12

Copies of dissertation –12

UG compilations – 23

PG dissertations – 08


and internet - 04

Total number of class rooms, seminar halls/ : Common class rooms - 8, Common



demonstration rooms, auditorium demonstration rooms - 2

Museum at the Department : Models - 18, Charts - 15




Annexure IV


Departments

Rachana, Sharir, Rognidan


No. of Units : 1

No. of Beds : 44

No. of ICU Beds : 10 common

No. of Wards and OPDs : 2 wards , 2 OPDs



: Nil


equipment’s/instruments and Major

diagnostic facility for Test/Screening (name

and no. in tabular form)

: Endoscope, Sigmoidoscope

Common – X-Ray, USG, ECG

Clinical Examination Room / Demo Room : 2






(c) UG students getting assistance –

Sr

.

n

o

Type of

Scholarships

From DMER

UG Year Numbe

r of

Studen

ts

Amount

1 EBC BAMS II & III 2013- 2014 20 1218000

2 EBC BAMS I, II &

III

2014 - 2015 35 2233525






Sr.

no

Scholarships & Free

ships From

Samajkalyan

Year

Number of

Students

Amount

1 SC category 2011 28 2957998

2 OBC category 2011 39 2198714

3 SBC category 2011 04 380478

4 VJNT 2011 23 2429525

5 SC category 2012 21 2377470

6 OBC category 2012 35 1981935

7 SBC category 2012 03 298243

8 VJNT category 2012 19 2102869

9 SC category 2013 15 1641425

10 OBC category 2013 29 1588940

11 SBC category 2013 01 1117293

12 VJNT category 2013 14 1572040


programme(s)? If so, highlight the methodology: Nil


Sr.

No.


used

1 Faculty on CDD and TLE Yes ATP was designed


and TLE

Yes Prepared power point presentation

of lectures


programmes

Yes Guest lecturer of alumni is

organized




Sr. No. Name Details

9. Rahul.S Thakare Private Practitioner

10. Padma.D Gangurde Private Practitioner

11. Sai. C Kolte Private Practitioner

12. Sachinkumar Singh Private Practitioner

13. Amit. N Gulhane Private Practitioner

14. Abhijit. S Ghadge Private Practitioner








Sr.

No

.

Event (SEP) UG

+ PG

No. of

Events

No. of

Prominent

internal Experts

No. of

Prominent

External

Experts

Date / year


2 Seminars 1 12 4 2014

3 CMEs 1 1 2014

4 Clinical Meetings 11 11

5 Guests lectures 2 2 2015

Total 16 23 13

Details in Annexure V


Sr.

No.

For UG For PG


discussion, ppt.

presentation

Bed side clinic, case discussion, ppt.

presentation, seminars, debates, outdoor visits


learning outcomes are monitored? :Taking examination at the end of each term for UG

students, organizing seminar of PG scholars


Our departmental faculty and students are going to various rural as well as urban areas for free

checkup camps and rallies. Also going to deliver guest lecturers on different occasions.

Sr.

No.

No. of camps/Work




1 No of Camps –25 2014 Local & Rural people

(Nearly 6000 pts.)

2 Rally ( NSS) – 2 ( piles, cancer) 2014-15 Local & Rural people

3 Ayurveda day 2015 Local & Rural people

and students

4 Worlds Piles Day 2015 Local & Rural people

(d) We organized Ayurveda day in our college, under this programme displayed charts, models,

medicinal plants & given detail information about this to general people. Also given

information about the treatment modalities available in our hospital.

(e) Rally is organized in collaboration with NSS to create awareness about the prevention and

treatment of diabetes mellitus and swine flu.


Motivated students for preparation of paper/ poster presentation in seminars


Demonstration of different surgeries & Para-surgical procedures practiced in India.




give details :

Yes – Yes. UG& PG degree recognized by CCIM and MUHS.


applied :

Research publications

Our Faculty has gained expertise in major & minor procedures.


department :

Strength Weaknesses

Opportunities Challenges

1.Highly educated and

active faculty

members

Prohibitive cost of

therapies like surgical

procedure.


Ayush, CCRAS,

MUHS Department

To undertake new

research projects of

Specific Diseases.

2. Number of patients

in OPD and IPD-

clinical material for

teaching.

Unavailability of

portable x-ray machine

and C-Arm

Start PhD

Develop an effective

Ayurvedic analgesic

3.PG students

Publication of books,

Research articles in

reputed National &

International Journals

To provide cost

effective surgical and

Para surgical treatment

to patients

4.Departmental

Library

To meet eminent

scholars in the field of

Shalyatantra

5.Good Infrastructure

of Department

Jalauka Cultivation


To find safe, effective methodology for new diseases.

To propagate Basic principal of Shalyatantra in society

To collaborate with Medical, Dental, Homeopathic, Physiotherapy colleges for research as

well as treatment purpose in specific disorders.

Super specialty department establishment.


1. State of the art Operation Theatre with highly qualified staff.

2. Variety of Kshar sutra prepared and applied in various patients.



3. Procedures like Endoscopy, Sigmoidoscopy and Laparoscopy performed at affordable cost.

4. Well-furnished department with Male & Female wards.

5. Well-developed PG department with advanced library.

B) Innovation-New formulation of medicine prepared in our college with help of Rasshatra

department.

New Innovative methodology and teaching modules for UG & PG

C) Best practices – Application of Kshar Sutra, Agni karma and Jalaukaavcharan in various

Anorectal disorders.

List of Annexure:

Annexure 1) List of Publications by the faculty

Annexure 2) List of FDPs participated by the faculty.

Annexure 3) List of details of UG/PG projects and PG desertions

Annexure 4) List of major equipments and instruments of the department for teaching, learning,


Annexure 5) List of SEP‟S

Annexure 6) Extension Activities



1. Name of the Department : Shalakya Tantra






Pimpri, Pune – 18, a constituent unit of Dr. D.

Y. Patil Vidya Prathisthan society Pimpri,

Pune, affiliated to MUHS Nashik.



Integrated Ph.D., D. Sc., D.Litt., etc.)


programs

Course

level

Course

Name

Annual /

Semeste

r

Year of

startin

g

No. of

Intake per

year

Current

Student

Strength

Duration

of course

UG B.A.M.S Annual 1999 75 82 4.5+1=5.5y

rs

Total 1 75 82





Sr.

No

.

Name of the


our department


Within the

institute

Of other

institute

1 OPD training to non

clinical post graduate

students

Sharir Rachana

Sharir Kriya

Samhita Siddhant

Rasashastra

Swasthavritta

Optometry final

year students

Nature of involvement: Rotational Clinical posting of non clinical post graduates of the above

mentioned departments and optometry students for training in allied specialties



institutions, etc.

: Proposed collaboration with Optometry

College


any, with reasons

: Nil



: Annual university examination, as per

guidelines of MUHS and CCIM.



: Nil






d

Filled/Actual

(including CAS/MPS)

Professor 1 1



Lecturers 3 3

Total 06 05



n) Faculty (as UG, UG/PG teachers) (Internal):

o) Faculty of the Department as Ph.D. Guide (Internal as well as External) :Nil

Sr.

No


staff

Qualific

ations

Designati

on

Area of

Specializatio

n

Teaching

Experienc

e in years

1 Dr. Narayansinngh

Rajput

MD Professor Shalakya

Tantra

17

2 Dr. Mayur Shiralkar MS Associate

Professor

Shalakya

Tantra

6.5

3 Dr Atul Bhor MS Lecturer Shalakya

Tantra

5

4 Dr. Pallavi Jagtap MS Lecturer Shalkaya

Tanta

4

5 Dr. Nandini Jadhav MS Lecturer Shalakya

Tantra

3 months


Sr.

No.

Name of the

Faculty

Qualificatio

n

Designation

and

Affiliation

Area of

Specializatio

n

Experience

in years

1 Dr.Ketaki Bhat M.B.B.S,M.S

.(Ophthalm)

Honorary

visiting

Ophthalm 8yrs

2 Dr.Santosh Mastud M.D.S Honorary

visiting

Dental 4yrs



: Nil



UG 1:16




and actual


Technical Common staff

Lab attendant

x-ray & E.C.G

-

5

Administrat

ive

M.O 1 1

Nurse 4 5

Peon 1 1

Aayah 2 2

TOTAL 8 15


major funding agencies / DPU

: Dry Eye Syndrome, Allergic Rhinitis,

Tinnitus, Sensory-neural Hearing Loss




(i) 03 faculty of the department is involved in 05 Research projects



projects

No. of

Completed

projects

Total

Department/Self funded 3 2 5

Total 3 2 5


j) Ongoing Projects :

Sr.

No

.


g

Agency

Duratio

n (Yr.)

Nat. /

Univ./

Dept.

1 PI –Dr Mayur Shiralkar

Co- PI –Dr Pallavi Jagtap

Role of Apamarg kshar pratisaran

in Nasa Pratinah

Dept. 1 Yrs Dept.

2 PI- Dr Pallavi Jagtap

Co-PI-Dr. Atul Bhor

Role of Gokshuradi Guggul Vati

in POAG

Dept. 1 Yrs Dept.

3 PI-Dr Pallavi Jagtap

Co-PI Dr Mayur Shiralkar

Efficacy of Vyoshadi Vati in Vataj

Pratishyay

Dept. 1 Yrs Dept.



iii) Completed Projects :

Sr.

No

.


g

Agency

Duratio

n (Yr.)

Nat. /

Univ./

/Dept.

1 PI –Dr Mayur Shiralkar

Co- PI –Dr.Pallavi Jagtap

Efficacy of Ashvagandha Ghana

Vati in Tinnitus

Dept. 1 Yrs Dept.

2 PI-Dr Pallavi Jagtap

Co-PI- Dr. Atul Bhor

Efficacy of Triphala Ghruta

Tarpana in Dry Eye syndrome

Dept. 1 Yrs Dept.



trials)

: Nil


etc; total grants received.

: Nil

20. (a) Research facility / centre : Adequate common research




us)

Yes, Central Clinical Laboratory of

Rognidan Department

In other college (Give details of facilities used by us) Audiometry and Radiology facilities

of Dr. D.Y. Patil Medical College,

Pune are used by us

At central level (Give details of facilities used by us) Yes ,Central Research Laboratory of

our college with Equipment like

spectrophotometer, U.V. chamber,

T.L.C. etc.



: Nil


journals. List of all the publications are given as Annexure – 1. Number of papers published

in peer reviewed journals – Total: 9

(National – 4, International – 5)

** Note – Our faculty members have presented 13 Research Papers in various

National/International Conferences.

23. Details of patents and income

generated

: Nil

24. Areas of consultancy

and income generated

: Ophthalmic and ENT checkup with

Awareness lectures for following industries

a. Mahadevi industries, Chakan MIDC, Pune



b. GRP machine companies Pvt. ltd, Chakan MIDC,

c. Pune

d. Patodiya forging bears Pvt. ltd, Chakan MIDC Pune

Consultancy services are provided for free.

25. Faculty selected nationally to visit other laboratories / institutions / industries in India and

abroad :

3 faculties were selected to visit L/I/I in India and abroad.


Sr.

No.



of place and Nation

Year

of visit

Purpose of

visit

1 Dr. Mayur Shiralkar Panchasheel Filters,

Chikhali Pradhikaran

2014 E.N.T.

Check up

2 Dr. Atul Bhor Panchasheel Filters,


2014 Ophthalmic

Check up

3 Dr. Pallavi Jagtap Panchasheel Filters,


2014 Ophthalmic

Check up

b) International collaboration (Total_____;Ongoing____; Completed_____ Total Grant of Rs

_____lakhs):

Sr.

No

.


collaboratin

g

Institutions /

Industries

Funding

Agency

Grant

Receive

d in

lakhs

Rs.

Dura

tion

(Yr.)

Ongo

ing/c

ompl

eted


Sr. No. Name of the Faculty National

1 Dr.Narayansingh

Rajput

2

2 Dr. Mayur Shiralkar 2

3 Dr. Atul Bhor 2

4 Dr. Pallavi Jagtap 2

Total 4 8


1.NIMA- National integrated medical association

It is an Indian non-government organization of general practitioners educated in integrated system of

medicine which includes study of modern medicine and knowledge of Ayurveda , Unani and Siddha.

Dr.Pallavi Jagtap, Dr. Mayur Shiralkar, Dr. Atul Bhor, Dr. Rajput are its members

2. TAS- The Association of shalaki – It is a National Association providing a shield of protection to

the rights of Shalakis (ENT/Ophthalmology practitioners) for integrated practice. It also contributes

for upgradation of Ayurvedic knowledge and provides a common platform for Shalakis to present

their work.

Dr. Mayur Shiralkar, Dr. Pallavi Jagtab , Dr. Atul Bhor are TAS members



27.Faculty recharging strategies (UGC, ASC, Refresher / orientation programs, workshops,






In total, 5 faculty members have attended 72 FDPs (2 International, 32 National, 38 State, /university


Sr.

No.

Type of the

Programme


State/

University

level

National

level

International

level


2 Seminar /

Symp / Conf.

10 34 2 46

3 CMEs / MET /

Clinical meet

11 - - 11

4 ROTP - 01 01

Total 33 37 2 72


28.Students Projects:


Sr.

No.

Projects Ongoing Total

2 Any other project done by UG students 11 11

TOTAL 11 11



:

100%



institute

: Nil

29. Awards / recognitions received at the national and international level by : Our teachers

have received awards for the contributions, presentation of research papers in conference /

seminars.


The details of awards and recognition received by faculty is as follows:

Dr. Pallavi Jagtap received Best Paper Presentation – „In efficacy of Vyoshadi vati in Vataj

Pratishyay‟ Award at National Seminar of Shalakyatantra, Jamnagar, Gujrat in 2009.






The Department has organized No. of Conferences, Symposia, Workshop and other FDPs at various

levels. Majority of them are sponsored by the college and Department. Prominent experts from India

and abroad were invited. The extract of the data of the same is as follows.

Sr.

No

.

Name of the

Event

Spon

sore

d by

DPU

/Self


Resource

Person /

Experts

No.

of

dele

gates

Date

and

year

National College External

1 Conferences 1 National 14 250 28th

&

29th

Mar

ch

2015

2 Seminars

3 Workshop 1 College 1 13 8/03/

14

4 Skill based

training

5 CME/Clinical

meeting

1 College 2 50 8/03/

14

6 Any other-

Guest

lectures

5 College 3 50 2014

Total 8 20 363

Details in Annexure


by the departments



Committee.)



32. Student profile programme vise –UG

Name

of the

Course

BAMS


students

No. of

students

passed

Year wise

Pass % of

dept.

Male Female Total

2010

Sum

Repeater 05 01 06 06 100

Win Fresh 15 15 30 30 100

2011 Sum Fresh 06 11 17 17 100

Win

Fresh

10 25 35 34 97.14

Repeater 01 01 02 02 100

2012 Sum Repeater 2 4 6 5 83.33

Rep(Old

)

0 1 1 1 100

Win Fresh 6 18 24 24 100


2013 Sum fresh 00 05 05 05 100

Win Fresh 09 18 27 26 96.29

2014 Sum Repeater 08 11 19 19 100

Win Fresh 16 26 42 42 100

33. Diversity of students –

UG diversity –

Name of the

Course (refer

to question

no.4)

Year No. and % of

students from

the same

universities

No. and % of

students from

other

universities

within the

state

No. and % of

students from


the state

B.A.M.S 2010-11 61 - 84.72% 1 - 1.3% 10 - 13.88%

2011-12 69 - 92% 4 - 5.33% 2 - 2.66%

2014-15 68 - 90.66% 4 - 5.33% 3- 4%





35.Student progression :


UG to PG 1

36.Diversity of staff



From other university within the state 01(20%)

From universities from other state 02(40%)

Total 5 (100%)

37.Number of faculty who were awarded M.Phil., Ph.D., D.Sc. and D.Litt. during the

assessment period :

1 faculty is pursing Ph.D.

38.Present details of departmental infrastructural facilities with regard :


*Library : No. of Books – 107

No. of Journals – 12

(Common)




and internet- 3



: Common Classroom-8, Seminar Hall-

1,

Common Demonstration Room -1



Common - 1

Students’ laboratories at the Department : Nil

Research laboratories at the Department : Nil

Museum at the Department : Models-37,Charts-26




PPT‟s, Slit lamp , Tonometer

,Operating Microscope


Departments

Shalya,Panchakarma,Rognidan,

Rasashastra




No. of Units : 2

No. of Beds : 34

No. of ICU Beds : Common - 10

No. of Wards and OPDs : OPD-2 Wards-2



: Nil

No. of OTs (Major/Minor) 2 Major, 1 Minor

No. of Labor Rooms/ any other facility -


equipments/instruments and Major diagnostic

facility for Test/Screening (name and no. in

tabular form)

: 1. Refraction Chair Unit

2. Slit Lamp,

3. Auto Refractometer

4. A-Scan,

5. Keratometer, Direct And

Indirect

6. Fundoscope

7. 20d And 90 D Lenses

8. Tonometer

9. 0 And 70 Degree Sinuscope,

10. Light Source

11. Otoscope

12. Audiometry Machine

Clinical Examination Room / Demo Room : nil

List any other facility / services (only no.) : nil

No. of Operation /month (Major / Minor) : 15

No. of Outpatient per day (avg.) 20-22

No. of Inpatient per day (avg.) 18-20


39.List of doctoral, post-doctoral students and Research Associates :Nil

40(a).Number of post graduate students getting financial assistance from the university: Nil




Sr.

no

Type of

Scholarships

From DMER

UG Year Number

of

Students

Amount

1 EBC BAMS II & III 2013- 2014 20 1218000

2 EBC BAMS I, II &

III

2014 - 2015 35 2233525




Sr.

no

Scholarships & Free

ships From Samaj

kalyan

Year

Number of

Students

Amount

1 SC category 2011 28 2957998

2 OBC category 2011 39 2198714

3 SBC category 2011 04 380478

4 VJNT 2011 23 2429525

5 SC category 2012 21 2377470

6 OBC category 2012 35 1981935

7 SBC category 2012 03 298243

8 VJNT category 2012 19 2102869

9 SC category 2013 15 1641425

10 OBC category 2013 29 1588940

11 SBC category 2013 01 1117293

12 VJNT category 2013 14 1572040


If so, highlight the methodology :

Feedback from students regarding the need of PG in Shalakya was taken and then

departmental meeting conducted, schedule decided regarding the same.

A proposal for starting New PG was prepared and submitted.

Accordingly up gradation of the department is planned.

42.Does the department obtain feedback from

Sr.

No.

From YES/No How the feedback analysis is used

1 Faculty on

CDD and TLE

YES Meetings were organized for updating the faculty in Advanced Programs designed by MUHS.

Basic MET Workshop is completed by faculty.

Microteaching was introduced & more emphasis given on Clinical teaching



2 Students on

faculty CDD

and TLE

YES PPT‟S on various topics were prepared Live surgical videos of various surgical procedures are shown.

Surprise tests were taken

3 Alumni and

Emphasis on

programmes

YES

Feedback analysis was used to improve departmental strategies with respect to academics as well as clinics.

43.List the distinguished alumni of the



Sr. No. Name Details Place of

work

1 Dr. Varsha

Dhage PG

student

shalakya

Sangamner

2 Dr. Ashutosh

Sharma MO JIVA

Ayurved

new Delhi

44.Give details of student enrichment programmes (special lectures / workshops / seminar)


The department conducts series of student enrichment programmes round the annual year. Data of

prominent ones are tabulated here as under

Sr.

No

.

Event (SEP) UG +

PG

No. of

Events

No. of

Prominent

External

Experts

Date / year

1 Special lectures 5 5 2014

2 Workshops 1 1 8th

March 2014

3 Training 2 - 2014

4 CMEs 1 2 8th

March 2014

5 Clinical Meetings 5 - 2014\15

6 Conferences 1 14 28th

29th

March

2015

7 Any other

Group discussion

Students debates

10 - 2014

Total 25 22

Details of SEPs are given in Annexure - 5

45.List the teaching methods adopted by the faculty for different programmes :

Sr. No. For UG

1 Chalk and board, OHP sheets,

PPT

2 OPD and bed side clinics, case

discussion

3 Small group teaching

4 Group discussion




outcomes are monitored? :Student debates , by exams ,viva, case presentation

47.Highlight the participation of students and faculty in extension activities :

Sr.

No.

No. of camps/Work




1 Health Camps-36 2013/14 1500

2 Awareness lectures-3 2014 250

Details in – Annexure6

48.Give details of “beyond syllabus scholarly activities” of the department :

Motivated students for preparation of paper/poster presentation in seminar

Motivated interns for the preparation for entrance examination for PG courses

Demonstration of kriyakalpa procedure practiced in India

Demonstration of ophthalmic and ENT surgeries


give detail : Yes. UG & PG degree recognized by CCIM and MUHS

50.Briefly highlight the contributions of the department in generating new knowledge, basic or

applied :

Through our experience it was observed that

Kankshi Jal and haridra Jal Gandush are effective in post operative tonsillectomy

wound healing. Hence it is practiced regularly in our OPD and IPD.

Triphala ghruta Netra Tarpana is effective in dry eye syndrome, computer vision

syndrome, ARMD.

Dashmula kwatha Basti is effective in raised IOP.

51.Detail five major Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Challenges (SWOC) of the

department :


Highly qualified staff Lack of publications Ayurvedic treatment

for Diabetic and

hypertensive

retinopathy, ARMD

Glaucoma, Tinnitus,

Sensory neural

hearing loss

We need to update

our self by learning

new surgical

techniques

Best infrastructure Lack of sponsorship

for Research projects

To undertake PG

Well equipped

OPD,IPD,OT like Karl

Kap‟ s operating

Consultancy Organization of

International

Conference



microscope And International

Collaboration

Excellent Department

library


1.To start PG in Shalakyatantra

2. To carry out research activity and find out safe, effective treatment plan for new diseases.

3. Paediatric Ophthalmic and ENT clinic

4.To start online consultancy

A) Salient and Unique features of the Department - Ayurvedic treatments like kriyakalp and

chaksushya medicines for prevention and treatment for eye diseases.

B) Innovations - 1.Only department to conduct State level endonasal cadaveric dissection workshop

in the field of Ayurveda .

2. Live surgical session conducted for demonstrating Latest ENT & Ophthalmic

surgeries.

C) Best Practices –1. Demonstration of Kriyakalp to students

2 .Revision classes for weak students

3. Ensuring Active Involvement of students in research activities of Department.

D) Any other points which the Department wishes to state, which is not covered above :

Our faculty members have presented 13 Research Papers in various National/International Conferences.

List of Annexures:


Annexure 2) List of areas and details of consultancy

Annexure 3) List of FDPs participated by the faculty.

Annexure 4) List of details of UG/PG projects and PG desertions

Annexure 5) List of details of SEPs/SDPs conducted by the department

Annexure 6) List of details of extension activities and



1. Name of the Department : Prasutitantra & Streerog






Pimpri, Pune – 18, a constituent unit of Dr. D.

Y. Patil Vidya Prathisthan Society, Pimpri,

Pune, affiliated to MUHS Nashik.



Integrated Ph.D., D.Sc. D.Litt. etc.)


programmes

Course

level

Course

Name

Annual /

Semester

Year of

starting

No. of

Intakeper

year

Current

Student

Strength

Duration

of course

UG B.A.M.S Annual 1999 75 82 4.5+ 1=5.5

yrs.

PG degree M.S Annual 2010 4 4 3 yrs.

Total 2 79 86





Sr.

No

.

Name of the


our department


Within the institute

1 M.S Sharir Rachana

Sharir Kriya

Samhita

Swasthavritta, Rasashastra

Nature of involvement: PG students from Non-clinical departments are posted for clinical duty

during their First Year in our department



etc.

: Nil


any, with reasons

: Nil



: Annual University Examination as per

guidelines by M.U.H.S and C.C.I.M



: Nil





Designation Sanctioned by C.C.I.M Filled/Actual

Professor 1 1



Lecturers 3 4

Total 6 8



p) Faculty (as UG, UG/PG teachers) (Internal):

Sr.

No

.


staff

Qualifi

cations

Designa

tion

Area of

Speciali

zation

Teaching

Experien

ce in

years

No. of PG students

Guiding Guided

1 Dr. Jayashree Patil

MD Professo

r

Prasuti&

Streerog

22 2 5

2 Dr. Pradnya Shirke

MD Reader Prasuti&

Streerog

11 2 0

3 Dr. Hrudayanath Lad

MD Reader Prasuti&

Streerog

9 - -

4 Dr. Priya Deshpande MD Reader Prasuti&

Streerog

7 - -

5 Dr. Smrutika Taware

MS Asst.

Prof.

Prasuti&

Streerog

4 - -

6 Dr. Jayashree Sawashe

MS Asst.

Prof

Prasuti&

Streerog

1 - -

7 Dr. Snehlata Gir MD Asst.

Prof

Prasuti&

Streerog

5 - -

8 Dr. Sneha Kulkarni

MS Asst.

Prof

Prasuti&

Streerog

6 months - -


Sr.

No.

Name of the

Faculty

Qualificatio

n

Designation and

Affiliation

Area of

Specializatio

n

Experience in

years

1 Dr. Karnavat

Rushabhkumar

M.B.B.S

DGO

Honorary visiting Gynecology

& Obstetrics

4 Years

2 Mr. Dubey S.P. M. Sc, M.

Phil

Ass. Prof. (Dept. of

PSM- Dr. D.Y.

Patil Medical

College, Pune)

Statistics 11 Years





: Nil



UG 1:10

PG degree 1: 2


actual :


d by

CCIM

Sanctioned by

Management

Filled/ Actual

Technical Medical Officer/ H.O. 1 - 1

Lab attendant 5 - 5

Lab technician 1 - 1

Administrative Nursing Staff 5 - 5

Aayah 3 10 13

TOTAL 15 10 25



: Garbhasanskar, Masanumasik

Paricharya, Infertility, Menopause




(i) 5 faculty of the department are involved in 5 Research projects



projects

No. of

Completed

projects

Total Funds

received

in Rs.

University funded 1 1 35000/-

College funded 4 1 5

Total 5 1 6 35000/-




k) Ongoing Projects :

Sr.

No

.


Agency

Grant

Received in

Rs.

Duratio

n (Yr.)

Nat. /

University/

Dept.

1. P I-Dr. Agnihotri Shrimati

Co-PI- Dr Deepak Khawale

Preparation of various medicinal

pichus in Upplutayonivyapad.

MUHS 35000/- 2006 till

date

Dept

2. PI-Dr.Taware Smrutika

PCOS Awareness Programme.

College

funded

5000/- 1yr Dept

3. PI-Dr.Shirke Pradnya

Ayurvedic Management of

Menopause

College

funded

5000/- 1yr Dept

4. PI-Dr. Sawashe Jayashree

Co-PI- Dr. Hridaynath Lad, Dr.

Sneha Kulkarni

SutikaParicharya- Post Natal care

By Ayurvedic Management

College

funded

5000/- 1yr Dept

5. PI-Dr.Sawashe Jayashree

To Study The Effect Of

Yonidhupan In

KaphajYonivyapada.

College

funded

1yr Dept

b) Completed Projects

Sr.

No

.


Agency

Grant

Received in

Rs.

Duratio

n (Yr.)

Nat. /

Inter. /

DPU/Dept.

1 PI-Dr. Shirke Pradnya

To study The Effect Of Ayurvedic

Formulation On Rajksheenata

with Special reference To PCOS

College

funded

- 1yr Dept





: The department has total 3 no. of

collaborative projects.

(ii) 5 Faculty of the Department are involved in 3 collaborative projects.

Abstract of Collaborative project:


Collaborative

projects

No. of

Completed

Collaborative

projects

Total Funds

received in

Rupees

College funded 03 - 03 Funds are

received as

per

requirement

Total 03 - 03

Details of the collaborative Projects, level of collaboration, Status and Grants Received are

given in the following tabular format

c) Inter -Institutional collaboration:(Total 3; Ongoing 3; Completed 0 Total Grant of Rs 15,000 :

Sr.

No

.


collaborating

Institutions/

Industries

Funding

Agency

Grant

Receive

d in Rs.

Dura

tion

(Yr.)

Ongoin

g/compl

eted

1 PI –Dr.Taware Smrutika

PCOS Awareness Programme-

High school College

funded

5000/- 1yr Ongoin

g

2 PI-Dr. Shirke Pradnya.

Ayurvedic Management

Of Menopause

Industry College

funded

5000/- 1yr Ongoin

g

3 PI-Dr.Sawashe Jayashree

Sutika Paricharya- Post Natal

care By Ayurvedic

Management

Dr. D. Y. Patil

Medical

College

College

funded

5000/- 1yr Ongoin

g

19. Departmental projects funded by AYUSH/M.U.H.S

total grants received.

: 01 Project (Total Grant received

= Rs 35000/-)

20. (a) Research facility / center : Adequate Common facilities are

available



us)

Central Clinical Laboratory of Rog

Nidan Department. Our P.G.

students & Patients are using the

Laboratory for investigation purpose




standardization from Bhide Lab)

Our PG scholars go to Bhide Lab.

At central level (Give details of facilities used by us) Using instruments of Central

Research Lab like UV light, PH

meter, soxhlet apparatus, hot air

ovens etc.

21. Special Research Laboratories sponsored by /


Nil



peer reviewed journals – Total: 4

(National – ___2__, International – 2__)

q. No of Articles in magazines 3

r. No. of Chapter in Books 10

s. No. of Books with ISBN with details of

publishers

1


24. Areas of consultancy and income generated : Garbhasanskar, PCOS, ANC,

Infertility.

(Details are given in annexure - 2


industries in India and abroad:1 faculty was selected to visit L/I/I in India.


Sr.

No

.

Name of the

Faculty

Visiting

Institution/Laboratory/Industry

, Name of place and Nation

Year of

visit

Purpose of visit

1 Dr Jayashree Patil K.L.E. university, Belgaum 2015 Garbhsanskar

workshop


Sr.

No.

Name of the Faculty Any other

Natio

nal

International

1 Dr JayshreePatil 1 1

2 Dr PradnyaShirke 1

3 Dr SmrutikaTaware 1

4 Dr Priya Deshpande 1

Total 1 04




Dr Jayshree Patil - Trainer In Vihasa –Values in Healthcare Program, Member of IAA

Dr Jayshree Patil, Dr Pradnya Shirke, Dr Smrutika Taware, Dr Priya Deshpande - Member of IAA



Vihasa: Values in Healthcare a Spiritual Approach







In total, 8 faculty members have attended 113 FDPs (15 International, 57 National, 41 State,

/university college). Data extract from the documents is given in the following table.

Sr.

No.

Type of the

Programme


State/

University

level

National

level

Internationa

l level

1 Orientation

Programme

2 1 - 3

3 Workshops 4 8 3 15

4 Semin / Symp /

Conf.

- 43 11 54

5 CMEs / MET /

Clinical meet

5 5 1 11

6 Special

Lectures

20 - - 20

7 Any other 10 - - 10

Total 41 57 15 113




encouraged to undertake MUHS, CCIM projects. All the PG dissertations/projects are


of students is given in the following tabal.


Sr.

No.


d

Total

1. No. of PG dissertation based on

their research work

4 8 12

TOTAL 4 08 12





:

100%



institute

:

Nil

Details of other UG projects and PG dissertations are given in the annexure-4.

29. Awards / recognitions received at the national level by :Our teachers have received

recognitions at national / international level and also have received awards for the

contributions, presentation of research papers in conference / seminars. They are as follows in brief:

The details of award received by faculty is as follows:

Dr.Jayashree Sawashe – Best Paper Presentation at K.L.E. University „Pre-conceptional care An

integrated Ayurvedic approach in 2014.

30. Seminars/ Conferences/Workshop/Skill based/ Training workshops/ CMEs/ clinical meetings

/ Special lectures / any other organized and the source of funding (national / international)


The Department has organized No. of Seminars, Symposia, Workshop and other FDPs at various

levels.

Sr.

No

.

Name of the

Event

Sponso

red by

College

/Self

Level No. of Resource

Person / Experts

No of

delegate

Date and

year

College

Internal Extern

al

1 Workshop college 2 1 2 W1-14

W2- 19

2015

2 CME/Clinical

meeting

college 20 8 Dept. – 08

College- 50

2014 -2015

3 Any other

Guest

Lecture

college 10 - 2 4 2014 -2015

Total 32 01 12 95



Vihasa Workshop held on 12 March 2015

Garbhasanskar workshop on 24 March 2015

Clinical meeting on PCOD& on various Topics


by the departments

: As per norms of C.C.I.M &M.U.H.S.

The college has its I.E.C(Institutional Ethics

Committee.)



32. Student profile programme-wise : a. PG students

Name of the

Course (PG)

M.S Streerog

&

Prasutitantra

Academic Year Selected


PG studies and

Pass percentage

M F T

2012-

13

2 1 03 3 & 100 %

2013-

14

3 2 05 5 & 100%

2014-

15

1 3 4 Ongoing



For UG students –

Name

of the

Course

BAMS


students

No. of

students

passed

Year wise

Pass % of

dept.

Mal

e

Female Total

2010

Sum

Repeater 05 01 06 06 100

Win

Fresh

15 15 30 30 100

2011 Sum

Fresh 06 11 17 16 94.11

Win

Fresh

10 25 35 35 100

Repeater 02 01 03 03 100

2012 Sum Repeater 1 4 5 3 60

Rep(OL

D

0 1 1 1 100

Win Fresh 6 18 24 23 95.83


2013 Sum Fresh 0 5 5 5 100


Win Fresh

09 18 27 26 96.29

2014 Sum Repeater 08 11 19 19 100

Win Fresh 16 26 42 42 100

33. Diversity of students : a. PG and UG Student Diversity

is given in the Table below –

Name of PG Course

Year No. and % of

students from the

same university

No. and % of students

from other universities

within the state

M.S

Streerog &

Prasutitantra

2012-13 3 - 75% 1 - 25%

2013-14 4 -100 % ---

2014-15 4- 100 % ---



b. UG students –

Name of the

UG Course

Year No. and % of

students from

the same

universities

No. and % of

students from

other

universities

within the

state

No. and % of

students from


the state

B.A.M.S 2010-11 61 - 84.72% 1 - 1.3% 10 - 13.88%

2011-12 69 - 92% 4 - 5.33% 2 - 2.66%

2014-15 68 - 90.66% 4 - 5.33% 3- 4%





UG to PG (in same college) 3%

UG to PG (in other college) 5%



Of the same university 6 , 75%

From other university within the state 2 , 25%

Total 8, 100%




Infrastructural facility


No. of Journals –12(common )



Project report of Faculty –1


and internet TOTAL - 3





: Common Classroms-08

Demonstration rooms=1



: Common – 1


Museum at the Department : No. of models 40, charts -43




Annexure V


Departments

Panchakarma. Rasashastra, Balarog,

Kayachikitsa, Shalya.


No. of Units : 5

No. of Beds : 44

No. of ICU Beds : Common – 10

No. of Wards and OPDs : Ward- 2, OPD-1



: PCOD Clinic ,MENOPAUSE Clinic,

GARBHSANSKAR Clinic - once in a

week

No. of OTs (Major/Minor) Major OT – 1

Minor OT – 1 (common)

No. of Labor Rooms/ any other facility Labour room -1


equipment’s/instruments and Major

diagnostic facility for Test/Screening (name

and no. in tabular form)

: NST , USG , HSG, Central Pathology

Lab

X-Ray


List any other facility / services (only no.) : Garbhasanskar monthly twice in our

Departmental Hall

No. of Operation /day (Major / Minor) : 4 operatives/month




39. List of doctoral, post-doctoral students and

Research Associates :

Nil




UG Students -

Sr

.

n

o

Type of

Scholarships

From DMER

UG Year Numbe

r of

Studen

ts

Amount

1 EBC BAMS II & III 2013- 2014 20 1218000

2 EBC BAMS I, II &

III

2014 - 2015 35 2233525




Sr.

no

Scholarships & Free

ships From Samaj

kalyan

Year

Number of

Students

Amount

1 SC category 2011 28 2957998

2 OBC category 2011 39 2198714

3 SBC category 2011 04 380478

4 VJNT 2011 23 2429525

5 SC category 2012 21 2377470

6 OBC category 2012 35 1981935

7 SBC category 2012 03 298243

8 VJNT category 2012 19 2102869

9 SC category 2013 15 1641425

10 OBC category 2013 29 1588940

11 SBC category 2013 01 1117293

12 VJNT category 2013 14 1572040


programme(s)? If so, highlight the methodology: 1. Discussion with Colleagues and other

faculty 2. Patient Feedback


Sr.

No.


used


TLE

YES Meetings were organized for

updating the faculty in

advanced programs designed

by MUHS.

Four faculty members

completed Basic MET



workshop

Suggestions on curriculum

were taken from staff members

and sent to MUHS.


and TLE

YES Improvised pattern of

Teaching learning methods

was implemented.

PPT‟s on various topics were

prepared.

Microteaching was introduced.

Videos of various surgical

procedures were shown to

students.


programmes

YES Feedback analysis was used to

improve departmental

strategies with respect to

academics as well as clinics.



:


1 Dr.Sneha Kulkarni B.A.M.S

M.S

Dr.D.Y.Patil College Of

Ayurved and research

center.

2 Dr. NiranjanDumbare. B.A.M.S

M.S

Private Practitioner

3 Dr. PriyankaBhosale B.A.M.S

M.S


4 Dr. SanmeshPhulpagar.

B.A.M.S

M.S







Sr.

No

.

Event PG No. of

Events

No. of Prominent

External Experts

Date / year

1 Special lectures 5 2 2014-2015

2 Workshops 2

2

12.3.2015

24.3.2015

3 Seminars 20 8 2014-2015



6 Clinical Meetings 20 8 2014-2015

Total 47 20

Details of SEPs are given in Annexure - VI



1. Lectures, Tutorials, Practical‟s,

Problem based learning,

Microteaching, Small group

discussion, Bed side clinics.

Lectures, Tutorials, Practical‟s, Problem

based learning, Microteaching, Small

group discussion, Bed side clinics,

Surgeries, Hands on Training.


learning outcomes are monitored?

1. Senior Faculty Members train the junior faculty members for Lectures, Clinics, and Operative

Procedure.

2. Regular one to one discussion between senior faculty & UG & PG students.

3. Seminars are conducted in the department regularly in which all the PG & faculty members

participate.

4. H.O.D. or Professors attend the operative procedures, UG classes are conducted by junior

faculty & improvements are suggested if any.

5. PBLs are displayed on notice board & later discussed to facilitate student learning.

6. PG students maintain log books regularly to monitor their learning activities.

7. Internals assessment tests conducted to judge practical & theoretical knowledge.


All health camps organized by our college are free health camps. These health camps were conducted

in urban as well as rural areas-like Dapodi, Bhosari, Pimpri, Shirur, Shikrapur, Rajgurunagar,

Manchar.There are ANC camps, Adolescent Girl camp, Infertility camps.

Details are given in annexure -VII


Motivated students for charts, paper/ poster presentation in seminars


Motivate students to application of advanced techniques, diagnostic tools, and surgical

methods to formulate new protocol for diseases.

Garbhasanskar training is given to internship students.

49 State whether the programme/ department is accredited/ graded by other agencies? If yes,

give details : Yes – UG & PG degree recognized by C.C.I.M & M.U.H.S


applied :

Departmental Projects are conducted.

Ovulation induction in PCOS with Ayurvedic approach- Dr. Taware

Garbhiniparicharya – DrPatil

Various local treatments like Yonidhawan, Yonidhupan, Yonipichu, Uttar basti are carried

out.



Preconceptional care by Panchkarma application.

Ayurvedic Management of Menopause.

Utterbasti in Tubal Block.

Infertility Treatment by Ayurvedic Panchkarma.

We perform NST and HSG as diagnostic methods for fetal distress and infertility as

diagnostic methods.

1 To Study The Clinical Efficacy of drakshaghrit in GarbhiniPandu. – Dr. Pradeep Pandey.

2 Clinical studies to evaluate efficacy of Shaliparnimoola&parushakmoolalepa in vilambitaprasav. –

Dr. Anita Devasi

3 To study the efficacy of local application of KutajTwak ,Arsakbeej, Musta&haridrakalka in kikwis

with special reference to striaegravidum. – Dr. ShreerajWani.

4 To study the efficacy of eladichoorna, Khandsharkara in GarbhiniChardi. – Dr.RahulMutha.

5 Clinical assessment of efficacy of Shwet Chandan in the treatment of Raktapradar.- Dr. Sanmesh

Phulpagar.

6 Clinical evaluation of Sariva siddha ghrityonipichu in PittajYonivyapad. – Dr. Sneha Kulkarni.

7 Clinical evaluation of Amalakibeej kalka on Shwetpradar. – Dr. Priyanka Bhosale.

8 Clinical evaluations of GomayChoornaudgharshan&VarunPatralepa in Kikwis. – Dr. Niranjan

Dumbare.


department :


1.State of the art

infrastructure with best

highly qualified staff

2.Well equipped Labour

room, Operation Theatre

, Classrooms&

Department.

3. Advanced Techniques

of Diagnosis are available.

4. Best Quality Ayurvedic

Treatment.

5. Projectslike

Garbhsanskar, PCOS,

Sutikaparicharya.

1. Lack of adequate

research in our subject.

2. Syllabus needs

revision with more of

practical and clinical

approach.

1. Spread knowledge

of Garbhasanskar,

various Ayurvedic

regimes advised

during Garbhini and

sutikaavastha.

2.Ayurvedic

treatments for

infertility like

uttarbasti can be

propagated

3. Preconceptional

„Subija‟ concept can

be highlighted and

importance of it can

be counseled.

1. Learning and

performing newer

advanced surgical

techniques.

2. Developing our

own treatment

regimens with

modern diagnostic

aids



4.Research project

from Ayush , CCRAS,

MUHS Department

5. To undertake Ph. D

6. Focusing more on

Ayurvedic mode of

treatments.

52.Future plans of the department : 1.Colposcopy Centre

2.Infertility Centre

3.Subija(Preconceptional Counseling)

4.Abhimanyu Garbhasanskar


The department has well equipped instruments in labour room and OT.

Use of Modern diagnostic techniques like NST, HSG is in our routine practices.

Special Ayurvedic regimes for Garbhini i.e. Garbhini paricharya, Prenatal Counseling

(Garbhasanskar)

Sutika Paricharya i.e. Dhoopan and dietary advices

Yonidhupan for various yonivyapadas (Vaginal disorder and Ayurvedic medications for

Menopause)

Special PCOS Management for Ovulation induction

B) Innovations-

1.Garbhasanskar classes

2.PCOS awareness Programme

3.Sutikaparicharya

4.Yonidhupan

5.Lectures on Menstrual Hygiene

6.Save the Girl Child

7.Save the Uterus

8. Menopause Clinic.

C) Best Practices-

1.Antenatal care by Ayurvedic approach-MASANUMASIK paricharya

2.Postnatal care by-Sutikaparicharya

3.Preconceptional care by-Panchkarma

List of Annexure:

Annexure I List of Publications by the faculty and data on Impact factor, h-factor and other data

bases

Annexure II List of areas and details of consultancy

Annexure III List of FDPs participated by the faculty.

Annexure IV List of details of UG/PG projects and PG desertions

Annexure V List of details of SEPs/SDPs conducted by the department

Annexure VI List of details of extension activities

Annexure VII List of equipments & Instruments



1. Name of the Department : Panchakarma




: The Department is a part of Dr. D.Y. Patil


Pune-18, a constituent unit of Dr. D.Y. Patil

Vidya Pratishthan Society, affiliated to MUHS

Nashik.


M. Phil. , Ph.D., Integrated Masters;



programmes

Course

level

Course

Name

Annual /

Semester

Year of

starting

No. of

Intake per

year

Current

Student

Strength

Duratio

n

of

course

UG B.A.M.S. Annual 2010 75 82 4.5+1=5

.5yrs

PG degree MD Annual 2014 6 6 3 yrs

Total 81 88




activities offered by our department


Rotations of Post Graduates Scholar of the departments Sharir Rachana, Sharir Kriya, Rasashastra,

Samhita, Swathavritta, for training in Panchakarma OPD and IPD for basic knowledge of

Panchakarma.



institutions, etc.

: Proposed: 3

a. Certificate course in External

modalities used in Ayurveda

useful for Physiotherapy

treatments.

b. Certificate course in Basti

therapy

c. Certificate course in Ayurvedic

Massage.


any, with reasons

: Nil



: Annual university examination as per guidelines

of MUHS and CCIM



:



Name of the Course Offered by

Department

X- Ray clinics Rognidan department


X- ray clinics are organized by the Rognidan department in which PG students and internees

of the department participates, where they are taught about the basics in radiological

examination for diagnostic purpose




d

Filled/Actual

(including CAS/MPS)

Professor 1 1



Lecturers 2 2

Total 5 5



q) Faculty (as UG, UG/PG teachers) (Internal):

Sr.

No

.


staff

Qualifi

cations

Designat

ion

Area of

Specializ

ation

Teaching

Experien

ce in

years

No. of PG

students

Guidin

g

Guided

1 Dr. Mamta M. Nakade M.D.

Ph.D.

DCH

Professor

& Head

Dept of

Panchaka

rma

Kayachik

itsa

22 3 2

2 Dr. Aparna Deshpande M.D. Associate

professor

Kaychiki

tsa

11 - -

3 Dr. Vaishali Chaudhari M.D. Associate

professor

Panchaka

rma

8 2 -

4 Dr. Kalpesh Chaudhari M.D. Lecturer Panchaka

rma

1 - -

5 Dr. Swapnil Auti M.D. Lecturer Panchaka

rma

1 - -




Sr.

No.

Name of the

Faculty


Affiliation

Area of

Specializatio

n

Experience

in years

1 Mr. Dubey

S.P.

M.Sc.,

M..Phil.

Assistant Professor

( PSM- Dr.

D.Y.Patil Medical

College)

Statistics 11



: Nil



UG 1:18

PG degree 1:3


actual :


d

Filled/

Actual

Technical Lab

attendant

(common)

- 5

E.C.G. & X-

ray attendant

(common)

- 1

Administrativ

e

Therapist 4 17

Attendants 5 4

Clerk 2 2

Medical

officer

1 2

Aaya 2 5

Nurses 2 5

TOTAL 16 41


major funding agencies / DPU

: a. Hypertension

b. Diabetes mellitus

c. Mode of Action of All

Panchakarma therapies

d. Developing SOP for

Panchakarma therapies.

e. Developing new methods for

certain traditional therapies






(i) One No. of faculty of the department are involved in One No. of Research projects



projects

Total Funds

received in

Rs.

University funded 1 1 16,000

Total 1 1


l) Ongoing Projects :

Sr.

No

.


g

Agency

Grant

Received in

Rs.

Duratio

n (Yr.)

Nat. /

Inter./

DPU/Dept.

1 PI-Dr. Mamta M. Nakade

Co PI- Dr. Vaishali Chaudhari

Title: To evaluate the efficacy of

Jatamansi Kwath Shirodhara in

Primary Hypertension.

M.U.H.

S.

16000 5 National



: Nil

19. Departmental projects funded by MUHS/ Self : 01

20. (a) Research facility / centre : Adequate common research facility

are available



us)

Yes-

Pharmacy of Rasashastra Dept.

is used by us to prepare

research drug for P.G.

students.

Rognidan Dept. laboratory is

used by Faculty & P.G.

Students for diagnostic and

evaluation purpose


Standardization from Bhide Lab)

Our post graduate scholars are going

to Bhide lab for Drug Authentication

and Standardization for thesis



At central level (Give details of facilities used by us) Yes, Central Research Laboratory of

our College with Equipment like

spectrophotometer, U.V chamber,

T.L.C. etc



: Nil

22. Publications : Our faculty has published research

articles in reputed national and international journals. List of all the publications are given as

Annexure - 1 –Number of papers published in peer reviewed journals – Total: __28____

(National – _10____, International – 10, In process- international-8)

t. No. of Edited Books : 8

u. Number listed in International Database (For e.g. Pub med, Scopus, Web of Science, Google

Scholar, J-GET plus, sci-finder, Indian citation index, Indian Science Abstracts, EBSCO

host, etc.) : Our three research publication have been included and listed in international

databases:

- 3 research publications of Dr. Swapnil Auti are listed in Pubmed.


24. Areas of consultancy and income generated : a. Free treatment was

done for 1 week from

Oct 22 2014 on

occasion of birthday

celebration of Dr.

D.Y. Patil

b. On women’s day free

treatment is offered

to the female patients

c. Patients getting

admitted for

Panchakarma are

treated free of cost

including their

investigations.

25. Faculty selected nationally / internationally to visit other laboratories / institutions / industries

in India and abroad : Nil



Dr. Mamta Raut is member of NIMA




siddha.








their knowledge.

In total, 5 faculty members have attended 80 FDPs (3 International, 25 National, 52 State, /university


Sr.

No.

Type of the

Programme

No. of FDPs Total

State/

University

level

National

level

International

level

1 Orientation

Programme

23 - - 23

2 Exhibitions/ex

po

1 - - 1


4 Seminar /

Symp / Conf.

16 3 19

5 CMEs / MET /

Clinical meet

6 - - 6

6 Special

Lectures

3 - - 3

7 Any other 3 - - 3

Total 52 25 3 80



research project work, and attend seminar/Symp./conference/workshop may are encouraged

to undertake AYUSH & MUHS projects. All the PG dissertations/projects are based on

Research work guided by the faculty. The details regarding the number of projects of students

is given in the following table


Sr.

No.


3 No. of PG

dissertation based on their research

work

6 - 6

TOTAL 6 0 6



:

100%





institute

Nil

Details of PG dissertations are given in the annexure- III

29. Awards / recognitions received at the national and international level by: Our teachers and

students have received recognitions at national / international level and also have received

awards for the contributions, presentation of research papers in conference / seminars.


a. Dr. Swapnil Auti was awarded with Best Presentation award in Institute for post

graduate teaching and research in Ayurved in 2011.

b. Dr. Snehal Tope was awarded with Ayurvisharada Award in 2013.


Special lectures / any other organized and the source of funding (national / international)


The Department has organized Workshops and other FDPs at various levels. Majority of them are self

funded or sponsored by the college. Prominent subject experts were invited for the same. The extract of

the data of the same is as follows.

Sr.

No.

Name of the

Event

Spon

sored

by

DPU/

Self

Sponsoring

Agency

No. of Resource

Person / Experts

college Internal

1 Workshop Self 2 5

2 Skill based

training

Self 1 5

3 CME/Clinical

meeting/ROTP

self 4 5

4 Any other Self 1 5

Total 5 5 15

Workshop:

1. procedures for Panchakarma, Dr. D.Y. Patil college of Ayurved & research centre, 22 Sept 2014

Developing standard operating procedures

2. Awareness & Demonstration of Panchakarma, Dr. D.Y. Patil college of Ayurved & research centre,

24-29 Nov 2014

Skill based Training:

1. Basic Panchakarma training programme, 23-28 Feb 2015

ROTP:

1. Panchakarma reorientation programme, 16 Dec 2014

2. Panchakarma reorientation programme, 20 March 2015



3. Panchakarma reorientation programme, 28-30 Apr 2015

4. Sisters orientation programme, 5 May 2015

Any other:

1. Diagnostic & treatment camp, Dr. D.Y. Patil college of Ayurved & research centre, 15 Nov 2014

Proposed:

Skill based training progamme in Ayurvedic Massage

Orientation programmes for awareness of general public


by the departments



(a) For PG students Common to all departments

Name of the

Course

(refer to

question no. 4)

Academic

year

Selected


UG studies and Department

subject examination and Pass

percentage

M F T UG Degree

Program

Department

Subject

2014-15 04 02 06 ----- Ongoing

TOTAL 04 02 06

.

B .UG Students:

Name of

the

Course

BAMS


students

No. of

students

passed

Year wise

Pass % of

dept.

Male Female Total

2014 Win Fresh 16 26 42 42 100



33. Diversity of students : PG and UG student diversity is given in the Table

below –

Name of the Course

Year No. and %

of students

from the

same

university

M.D 2014-15 6 (100%)

UG students –

Name of the

Course (refer

to question

no.4)

Year No. and % of

students from

the same

universities

No. and % of

students from

other

universities

within the

state

No. and % of

students from


the state

B.A.M.S 2010-11 61 - 84.72% 1 - 1.3% 10 - 13.88%

2011-12 69 - 92% 4 - 5.33% 2 - 2.66%

2014-15 68 - 90.66% 4 - 5.33% 3- 4%





UG to PG (same college) 1 (16.67%)

UG TO PG (other college) 20 (26.66%)

Employed (Campus selection) /

(other than campus recruitment)

Centrally maintained

Entrepreneurs / Self employed /

practitioners

Centrally maintained





Total 5 (100%)


period : 1

Dr. Nakade was awarded with Ph.D.






No. of Journals – common 12


Internet facilities for staff and students : 2 computers with Wi-Fi and LAN and

internet



: 8 Common class rooms, 2 Common

demonstration rooms

Museum at the Department : 52 charts and 19 models

Skill Lab. : Maintained centrally




Common LCD Projector, defibrillator,

E.C.G machine, ventilator


Departments

Roga nidan, Rasashastra


No. of Units : 5

No. of Beds : 40

No. of ICU Beds : 10

No. of Wards and OPDs : WARDS-2

OPD-2



: Bedside clinic









b. UG students getting assistance:

Sr.

no

Type of

Scholarships

From DMER

UG Year Number

of

Students

Amount

1 EBC BAMS II & III 2013- 2014 20 1218000

2 EBC BAMS I, II &

III

2014 - 2015 35 2233525




Sr.

no

Scholarships & Free

ships From Samaj

kalyan

Year

Number of

Students

Amount

1 SC category 2011 28 2957998

2 OBC category 2011 39 2198714

3 SBC category 2011 04 380478

4 VJNT 2011 23 2429525

5 SC category 2012 21 2377470

6 OBC category 2012 35 1981935

7 SBC category 2012 03 298243

8 VJNT category 2012 19 2102869

9 SC category 2013 15 1641425

10 OBC category 2013 29 1588940

11 SBC category 2013 01 1117293

12 VJNT category 2013 14 1572040


programme(s)? If so, highlight the methodology:

New staff was recruited on 27-05-2015 to fulfill the staff norms as per university and CCIM

to start PG courses.

Infrastructure was developed to meet the international standards of Panchakarma.


Sr.

No.


used


TLE

YES New methods of Panchakarma

therapies were introduced in

practice.

Co-operation with other

departments was improved in



order to enhance joint

treatment approach.


and TLE

YES Prepared power point

presentation of lectures

Some portion was covered

practically in Panchakarma

theatre to improve practical

understanding.


programmes

No Guest lecturer of alumni is

organized

As per suggestions of alumni a

reorientation programme



: Lecturer at Vagholi

Name Details Place of

work

1. Prashant Amrutkar Lecturer BSDT‟s

Ayurvedic

college

Vagholi

2. Prashant Gangote M.D.

scholar(Kayac

hikitsa)

Tilak

Ayurved

Mahavidyala,

Pune

3. Ranjana Mishra M.D. scholar

(Kayachikitsa)

Islampur

Ayurvedic

college

4. Abhay Satpute M.D.

scholar(Kayac

hikitsa)

Ganeshwadi

Ayurvedic

college

5. Sagar Thokade M.D. scholar

(Swasthavritta)

Kodoli,

Ayurvedic

college

6. Abhijit Ghadge Medical officer Bhosari PHC

7. Priyanka Kale M.D. scholar

(Kayachikitsa)

Kanchanwadi

Ayurvedic

college,

Aurangabad



Sr.

No

.

Event (SEP)

UG + PG

No. of

Events

No. of

Prominent

internal Experts

No. of

Prominent

External

Experts

Date / year

1 Special lectures 3

(proposed)

- 3 2015

Total 3 - 3






discussion, ppt.

presentation

Bed side clinic, case discussion,

ppt. presentation, seminars,

debates, outdoor visit, debate,

quiz, V-H teaching


outcomes are monitored? : Taking examination at the end of each term for UG students,

organizing seminar of PG scholars, student feedbacks.


Sr.

No.

No. of camps/Work




1 No of Camps - 93 2014 Local & Rural people

(Nearly 6000 pts)

2 Rally ( NSS) – 2 (D.M., Swine flu) 2014-15 Local & Rural people

3 Ayurveda day 2015 Local & Rural people

and students


Motivated students for preparation of paper/ poster presentation in seminars


Demonstration of different Treatment and Panchakarma procedures practiced in India.

Case presentation and weekly seminars on different clinical topics


details : Yes – UG & PG degree recognized by CCIM and MUHS


applied :

Some formulations of Panchakarma therapies like Basti (other than classical formulations)

developed by the department are used in OPD of hospital

Many published researches by staff are appreciated and used by other departments also in

practice.(for e.g. Madhumehahara yoga used in OPD)




department :


Experienced and

Knowledgeable staff

Lack of special

residence facility for

higher class patients as

they are not ready to

get admitted to the

general ward

Certificate courses in

Panchakarma may be

started

To provide special

residence facility for

higher class patients

Location of hospital at

central area of City

Lack of effective

emergency medicine

in Ayurved

To undertake Ph.D.

To develop standard

guidelines to treat

various disorders with

Panchakarma

Negligible charges for

Panchakarma therapies

for General patients


Ayush, CCRAS,

MUHS Department

Hospitals hygiene and

beautiful infrastructure

attracts patients for

higher classes who

generally avoids

visiting Ayurvedic

hospitals for this

reason.

Regular camps

arranged by hospital

and by dept ads to the

publicity of the

institute and awareness

of general public.


1. Involve in social activities and spread awareness about health and Panchakarma

2. To involve experts from Kerala and other southern regions of India in teacher enhancement

programs to learn and apply Keraliya Panchakarma

3. To organize National and international level Seminars which will involve eminent speakers

from renowned institutes.

4. For betterment of students for their practice purpose certificate courses will be started in

Panchakarma therapies.


State of the Art Panchakarma set-up

B) Innovations



Department has developed its own formulations of Basti and using them successfully

in day to day practice

C) Best Practices

Clinically useful but rarely performed therapies like Vamana, Pizichil, Awagaha

Sweda etc. are routinely practiced.


Fellowship program in Panchakarma has been offered by Hon. Vice-chancellor MUHS which may

be started soon.

List of Annexure:


Annexure II) List of FDPs participated by the faculty.

Annexure III) List of details of UG/PG projects and PG desertions



1. Name of the Department : Department of Kaumarbhritya




: The Department is a part of Dr. D.Y.

PatilCollege of Ayurved, a constituent unit

of Dr. D. Y. Patil Vidyapratisthan society

and affiliated to MUHS Nashik.

4. Names of programmes offered (UG,

PG, M.Phil., Ph.D., Integrated

Masters; Integrated Ph.D., D.Sc. D

.Lit., etc.)


programmes

Course

Level

Course

Name

Annual /

Semester

Year of

starting

No. of

Intake per

year

Current

Student

Strength

Duratio

n

of

course

UG B.A.M.S

.

Annual 1999 75 82 4.5+1

=5.5 yrs.

Total 01 75 82 5.5 yrs.



: Following departments are involved in the

certificate course offered by our department

(proposed)

Sr.

No.

Name of the


our department


Within the Institute

1 Certificate course in

malnutrition (proposed)

Rognidan

Swasthavritta

Panchakarma

Nature of involvement

Delivering lectures

Practical demonstrations



institutions, etc.

: Nil

7. Details of programmes discontinued,

if any, with reasons

: Nil


Semester / Trimester / Choice Based

Credit System

: Annual Examination system as per

guidelines of CCIM & MUHS



: Our department is involved in the

participation of the courses offered by the



following other departments.


Rotation wise OPD duties are allotted to PG students of following depts.

a. Sharir rachana

b. Sharir kriya

c. Rasa shastra

d. Swasthavritta

e. Samhita Siddhant




d

Filled/Actual

(including CAS/MPS)

Professor 01 01



Lecturers 01 02

Total 03 05

11. Faculty profile with name, qualification, designation, area of specialization,

experience and research under guidance :

r) Faculty (as UG, UG/PG teachers) (Internal):

Sr.

No

.


staff

Qualifi

cations

Designat

ion

Area of

Specializatio

n

Teaching

Experienc

e in years

1 Dr.Shirke Jijaba

Mahipati

M.D.

,Ph.D.,

DPC

Professor Kayachikitsa 21

2 Dr.Jagyasi Suresh

Nanikram

M.D. Associate

Professor

Kaumarbhrity

a

31

3 Dr.Khawale Deepak

Sahebrao

M.D. Associate

Professor

Kaumarbhrity

a

8.7

4 Dr.Patil Aboli Baliram M.D. Lecturer Kayachikitsa 2.5

5 Dr. Momin Mohsin

Gafur

M.D. Lecturer Kaumarbhrity

a

10 months


1.Dr. Kamat Anjali 2 .Dr.Anil Kale

Sr.

No.

Name of the

Faculty

Qualificatio

n

Designation

and

Affiliation

Area of

Specialization

Experience

in years

1. Dr. Kamat Anjali BAMS Professor Kaumarbhrity 20 yrs.



a

2. Dr.Anil Kale MD Professor Kaumarbhrity

a

15 yrs.



: Nil



UG 1:16


filled and actual :


d

Filled/

Actual

Technical Nursing staff 04 04

Ayah 02 02

Administrative MO 01 01

Attendant 01 01

TOTAL 08 08



: Malnutrition

Immunity

17. Number of faculty with ongoing and completed projects from a) national, b)

international funding agencies and c) Total grants received. Give the names of the

funding agencies, project title and grants received project-wise. :

(i) ______05___ No. of faculty of the department are involved in __07___ No. of

Research projects

Abstract of projects


Proposed

projects

No. of

Completed

projects

Total Funds

received

Department 05 - 05 -

Self-funded - 02 02 -

Total 05 02 07 -



The details of projects are as follows

a) Completed Projects : 02

Sr.

No.


Agency

Grant

Received

Duration

(Yr.)

Nat. /

Inter./

/Dept.

1 PI- Dr Khawale D.S.

CO-PI Dr.Aboli Patil

Dr.Dharkar N.S.

Title– Clinical study of

Suvarnaprashan in physical &

mental development of

children.

College Nil 1 Year Dept.

2 PI- Dr Patil A.B.

CO-PI Dr Khawale D.S.

Title Anemiasurvey study

College Nil 1 Year Dept

v. Proposed Projects : 05

Sr.

No

.


Agency

Grant

Received in

Rs. (lacks)

Duration

(Yr.)

Nat. /

Inter./

/Dept.

1 PI- Dr Shirke J.M.


Dr. Dharkar N.S.

Title– To study the role of

Balya Kalpa in Karshya

College _ 1 year Dept.

2 PI- Dr Jagyasi S.N.

Co-PI Dr.Mosin Momin

Dr.Dharkar N.S.

Title– Role of

Mutrasangrahniya Dravyas in

Shayyamutra


3 PI- Dr Khawale D. S.

Co-PI Dr. Aboli Patil

Dr. Dharkar N.S.

Title–Clinical study of

Ayurvedic compound in

malnutrition


4 PI- Dr. Patil A.B.

Co-PI Dr. Khawale D.S.

Dr.Dharkar N.S.

Title– Effect of Prinanmodak

on weight gain in children




5 PI- Dr Mosin Momin

Co-PI Dr.S.N.Jagyasi

Dr. Dharkar N.S.

Title–Role of Kasahar Yog in

Kasa




trials)

: Nil

19. Departmental projects funded by College : 02(completed)

05 (proposed)

20. (a) Research facility / Centre : Adequate common research

facility are available

In the department (Give details of facilities in

brief )

Yes-Clinical facilities,

Phototherapy unit, refrigerator,

Nebulizer etc.

In other department (Give details of facilities used

by us)

Yes-Central Clinical Laboratory of

Rog Nidan Department

In other college (Give details of facilities used by

us)

NICU from Dr. D Y Patil Medical

college, Pimpri, Pune.

At central level (Give details of facilities used by

us)

Central Research Laboratory



: Nil

22. Publications: Our faculty has published research articles in reputed national and

international journals. List of all the publications are given as Annexure - 1Total:11_

(National – _06___, International - 05)

c. No. of Edited/Published Books : 02


24. Areas of consultancy : Health checkups for children’s in

Orphanages, Ashramshala&

Schools


industries in India and abroad : Nil




Dr. Khawale Deepak is the member of NIMA(National Integrated Medical Association)

NIMA – It is an Indian non- governmental organization of general practitioners educated in

integrated system of medicine which includes study of Modern Medicine and knowledge of

Ayurveda, Unani and siddha.

27. Faculty recharging strategies (UGC, ASC, Refresher / orientation programs,

workshops, training programs and similar programs) :

The college has always given emphasis to continuous faculty development and enrichment. The

staff members are motivated and permitted to attend / participate in Seminars, Symposia,


their skills and update their knowledge. Incentives are given for participation and presentations

(TA/DA/Registration/Duty leave, etc.) at Seminar, symposia, workshops, conference at National

and International level.

In total __05_____faculty members have attended __40____FDPs (__06___International,

__28___National, ___06__ State,/university _____ college). Data extract from the documents is

given in the following table.

Sr.

No.

Type of the

Programme

No. of faculty have participated in


Total

State/

University

level

National

level

International

level

1 Orientation

Programme

02 02

2 Workshops 08 08

3 Seminar /

Symp / Conf.

11 06 17

4 CMEs / MET /

Clinical meet

05 05

5 Special

Lectures

01 01

6 Any

other(certificat

e course)

05 02 07

Total 06 28 06 40

Details of the participations of the staff in FDPs are given in Annexure – II (Name and type of

the event/Faculty/Name of the host Institution/ Date and year and Level of organization as well

as nature of participation- Delegate/participant/invitee/presentation of paper)

28. Students Projects: 23 projects of the UG students (Details are given in Annexure –III)



Percentage of students who have done in-

house projects including inter-departmental

project

:

100%


collaboration with other universities /

industry / institute

:

Nil

29. Awards / recognitions received at the national and international level by: Our teachers

and students have received recognitions at national / international level and also have

received awards for the contributions, presentation of research papers in conference /

seminars.

Awards-1.Dr. Shirke J.M.-Awarded by Uttar Bharatiya Sangh for excellent work in academic

field in the form of Medal & certificate at Pune.

2. Dr. Jagyasi S.N.-Awarded by Uttar Bharatiya Sangh for excellent work in academic field in

the form of Medal and certificate at Pune.

Note: Apart from these, our teachers have been invited to be resource persons, key note

addresses, panelists, chairing the session at conference/seminar/symp./Workshops. (Details are

in the department document).

Dr Shirke J.M. - 1.Resource person in all India Radio, Ahmednagar.

2. Key note person in the National seminar-Advance modalities in Anorectal

diseases

at Dr D.Y. Patil Ayurved college,Pimpri,Pune.

30.Seminars/ Conferences/Workshop/Skill based/ Training workshops/ CMEs/ clinical


international) with details of outstanding participants, if any:01-Workshop on Childcare

for Anganvadi-Sevika

02-Workshop on Technical skills development

Sr.

No

.

Name of the

Event

Spon

sore

d by

/Self


Resource

Person /

Experts

No.

of

dele

gate

s

Date

and

year

Na

tio

nal

Internat

ional

Universi

ty-state

Colle

ge

Intern

al

Externa

l

1 Workshop Dept. 1 2 20 14

Janua

ry

2015

2 Skill based

training

Dept. 1 1 30 20

Marc

h

2015

3 Clinical

meeting



presentation

4 Any other-

Guest lecture

Total 2 2 1

31.Code of ethics for research

followed by the departments

: As per guidelines of CCIM & MUHS

The institute also has its IEC.

32. Student profile programme-wise –UG

Name

of the

Course

BAMS


students

No. of

students

passed

Year wise

Pass % of

dept.

Male Female Total

2010

Sum

Repeater 05 02 07 07 100

Win Fresh

15 15 30 30 100

2011

Sum Fresh 06 11 17 17 100

Win

Fresh 10 25 35 34 97.14

Repeater 01 01 02 02 100

2012

Sum Repeater 2 4 6 5 83.33

Rep(old) 0 1 1 1 100

Win Fresh 6 18 24 24 100


2013

Sum Fresh 0 5 5 4 80

Win Fresh 09 18 27 26 96.29

repeater 0 1 1 1 100

2014 Sum Repeater 08 11 19 19 100

Win Fresh 17 25 42 42 100

33.Diversity of students : Diversity of UG students given in the

table -



UG students

Name of the

Course (refer

to question

no.4)

Year No. and % of

students from

the same

universities

No. and % of

students from

other

universities

within the

state

No. and % of

students from


the state

B.A.M.S 2010-11 61 - 84.72% 1 - 1.3% 10 - 13.88%

2011-12 69 - 92% 4 - 5.33% 2 - 2.66%

2014-15 68 - 90.66% 4 - 5.33% 3- 4%

34.How many students have cleared Civil Services and Defense Services examinations,

NET, SET, GATE and other competitive examinations? Give details category-wise : Nil

35.Student progression :


UG to PG (outside the institute)

1.Gayatri Khadde(2011) 2.7%

2.Priyanka Daundkar(2012) 4.17%

36.Diversity of staff





Total 05 (100%)

37.Number of faculty who were awarded M. Phil., Ph.D., D.Sc. and D.Litt. during the

assessment period : 01-Dr.Shirke J.M. has awarded Ph.D. in Feb 2002

38.Present details of departmental infrastructural facilities with regard :



No. of Journals –

12(common)




Internet facilities for staff and students : No. of computers with Wi-Fi and

LAN and internet-02&01printer

Total number of class rooms, seminar

halls/ demonstration rooms, auditorium-

: 08(common)

Class rooms with ICT facility, seminars

halls with ICT facility, auditorium with

ICT

: 01(common)

Students’ laboratories at the Department : Nil


Museum at the Department : Models-33, Charts- 28

List of major equipments and instruments

of the department for teaching, learning,


Details are given in Annexure-IV


Departments

Shalakyatantra

Shalyatantra

Panchkarma

Rognidan


No. of Units : 05

No. of Beds : 34

No. of ICU Beds : 10 –Common

No. of Wards and OPDs : 01,01



: 01-Immunityenhancingclinic

(Suvarnaprashan) once in a month


equipments/instruments and Major

diagnostic facility for Test/Screening

(name and no. in tabular form)

: Details given in Annexure –IV




No. of screenings/test conducted

average/day

15

39.List of doctoral, post-doctoral students and Research Associates : Nil

40.(a) Number of post graduate students getting financial assistance from the university :

Nil



(b) UG student getting assistance –

Sr

.

n

o

Type of

Scholarships

From DMER

UG Year Numbe

r of

Studen

ts

Amount

1 EBC BAMS II & III 2013- 2014 20 1218000

2 EBC BAMS I, II &

III

2014 - 2015 35 2233525




Sr.

no

Scholarships & Free

ships From Samaj

kalyan

Year

Number of

Students

Amount

1 SC category 2011 28 2957998

2 OBC category 2011 39 2198714

3 SBC category 2011 04 380478

4 VJNT 2011 23 2429525

5 SC category 2012 21 2377470

6 OBC category 2012 35 1981935

7 SBC category 2012 03 298243

8 VJNT category 2012 19 2102869

9 SC category 2013 15 1641425

10 OBC category 2013 29 1588940

11 SBC category 2013 01 1117293

12 VJNT category 2013 14 1572040

41.Was any need assessment exercise undertaken before the development of new

programme(s)? If so, highlight the methodology:

Yes, feedback from students was taken and accordingly proposal for PG in Kaumarbhritya is

submitted.

For starting PG, number of projects, camps, special lectures, different visits are started.

Library and

Museum is accordingly updated. Separate PG section is established in the department.

42.Does the department obtain feedback

from



Sr.

No.

From YES/

No



TLE

Yes 1. A faculty meeting was conducted and

discussion on curriculum was done, the

proposed curriculum was found to be

satisfactory and the inputs were forwarded to

CCIM.

2. After intradepartmental discussion on TLE,

it was suggested that faculty should do the

medical education technology workshop

organised by MUHS.

3.One faculty member completed the

workshop of MET

2 Students on faculty

CDD and TLE

Yes 1.The feedback is obtained periodically from

students on Curriculum Development and

teaching learning process with the help of

structured validated questionnaire, the

following actions were taken

A. The faculties were advised to make PPTs,

B. The faculties started conducting

microteaching sessions,

C. Appropriate changes are made in the

timetable along with minor amendment.

D.Faculty started more emphasis on practical

and applied aspects of the subject.

3 Alumni and Emphasis

on programmes

Yes Feedbacks are obtained from the alumni who

provide valuable inputs especially with

reference to academics and student welfare

strategies.

Actions taken :

As per the inputs from the alumni applied

aspects of importance of growth and

development in pediatrics and nutrition aspect

of children emphasized in the teaching.

Vital areas of the Balrog which are useful in

clinical practice are focused more as must to

know.

43.List the distinguished alumni of the






1 Dr.Gayatri Khadde PG student Ayurved

college,Kanchanwadi,Aur

angabad

2 Dr.Priyanka

Daundkar

PG Student Bharati Vidyapeeth,Pune

44.Give details of student enrichment programmes (special lectures / workshops /

seminar) involving external experts :

The department conducts series of student enrichment programmes round the annual year.

Data of prominent ones are tabulated here as under

Sr.

No

.

Event (SEP)

UG

No. of

Events

No. of

Prominent

External

Experts

Date / year

1 Special lectures 04 04 2013/14

2 Workshops

3 Seminars

4 Training

5 CMEs

6 Clinical

Meetings

(common)

12 - 2014/15

7 Conferences

8 Any other

Total 16 04

Details of SEPs are given in Annexure – V

45.List the teaching methods adopted by the faculty for different programmes :

Sr. No. For UG

1 Classroom teaching with

audio visual aids

2 Bed side clinics

3 PPT

4 Journals

5 Transparencies

6 Demonstrations

7 Microteaching

Details are given in Annexure-VI



46.How does the department ensure that programme objectives are constantly met and

learning outcomes are monitored?

The Department monitors the learning outcomes through :

1. Viva

2. Case presentation

3.Written exam

47 Highlight the participation of students and faculty in extension activities :

Our departmental faculty and students are going to various rural as well as urban areas for

free checkup camps. Our Dept. is organizing Suvarnaprashan Samskar camp every month.

Details are given in Annexure –VII & VIII

Sr.

No.

No. of Health checkup

camps / beneficiaries

No. of Suvarnaprashan camps /

beneficiaries

Year

1 39 / 3196 12 / 995 2013

2 50 / 2845 12 / 1876 2014

3 11 / 516 4/709 2015

48.Give details of “beyond syllabus scholarly activities” of the department :

Participation in CME, workshop & conference

Paper and poster presentation

Research Publication

Adolescent Education Programmes

Research Projects

Conducting special lectures and workshops

49.State whether the programme/ department is accredited/ graded by other agencies? If

yes, give details :

UG Programme is recognized by CCIM&MUHS

50.Briefly highlight the contributions of the department in generating new knowledge,

basic or applied :

Suvarnaprashan camps are arranged in every month to improve immunity in children

Vaccination center (proposed)

Health awareness camps

51.Detail five major Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Challenges (SWOC) of the

department :




1.Qualified staff

Five faculty with

adequate PG degree &

experience as per their

posts

Publications

To start PG To start NICU

2.Well developed

department with

separate HOD & other

faculty cabins,

separate PG

department ,museum

& departmental library

Workshops To organize

international

conferences

Research projects

3.Well equipped OPD

& IPD with 34 beds

Consultancy

4.Qualified nursing

staff

5.Inter departmental

co-operation:-

With other department

of college


1. To start PG

2. To start NICU

3. To collaborate with National and International Universities

A) Salient and Unique features of the Departments:-

B) Innovations

C) Best Practices


Suvarnaprashan camps are arranged on every month.

Research articles published on National & International levels.

Research Projects – Completed (02)

Proposed (05)

Number of Patients in OPD & IPD is treated by various new formulations prepared by college

Pharmacy.

List of Annexure:

Annexure I) List of Publications by the faculty.

Annexure II) List of FDPs participated by the faculty.

Annexure III) List of UG Student projects.

Annexure IV)List of Instruments &equipments

Annexure V) List of details of SEP

Annexure VI)List of Power point Presentations

Annexure VII)List of details of health check-up camps by department

Annexure VIII) List of details of Suvarnaprashan camps arranged by department

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