Dayabhai Maoji Majithiya Ayurved Mahavidyalaya, Yavatmal

Dayabhai Maoji Majithiya Ayurved Mahavidyalaya is an affiliated college located in Yavatmal, Maharashtra. Established in the year 1961, Dayabhai Maoji Majithiya Ayurved Mahavidyalaya is a co-educational institution that deals exclusively with education in the field of Ayurveda and provides 6 courses across 3 degree levels.

A college of Ayurveda on 1-acre campus enrolment strength of 263 students and an equal faculty strength of 37 It provides courses like BAMS, MD, and Ph. D. in various Ayurveda fields. All kinds of facilities to facilitate student learning and well-being are available in this institute. The library is the treasure of knowledge and best equipped for students as well as lecturers.

For practical training in Ayurvedic studies, the college maintains departmental laboratories. A health centre with first aid facilities ensures safety for every student in campus. 6 courses in total are offered by Dayabhai Maoji Majithiya Ayurved Mahavidyalaya affiliated with Maharashtra University of Health Sciences, Nashik and all are full-time courses.

The undergraduate, postgraduate, and PhD courses in Ayurvedic medicine are some of the courses offered by the institutions. The flagship programme, Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery BAMS; occupies the most intake places at 75. The institution further offers specialised postgraduate and doctoral courses in Kayachikitsa, Rog Nidan and Rasshashtra among others.

Course Name Total Number of Seats BAMS 75 MD Kayachikitsa 6 Ph. D Kayachikitsa 6 Ph. D Rognidan evum Vikriti Vigyan 5 MD Rog Nidan and Vikruti Vigyan 3 Ph. D Rasshashtra and Bhaishjya Kalpana 3 The admission process at Dayabhai Maoji Majithiya Ayurved Mahavidyalaya is designed to select candidates with promise for the Ayurvedic medicine.

Most of the Ayurvedic colleges consider the performance of any candidate in entrance exams as relevant to the field and the academic record to serve the purpose of admission. Since the BAMS programme is an undergraduate course, it probably does have more extensive admission procedures compared to the postgraduate and doctoral programmes.