Question 1

Who founded NAMCH and the Shri Narsingh K. Dube Charitable Trust?

Accepted Answer

The Shri Narsingh K. Dube Charitable Trust was founded in 1988. It first established an Ayurvedic Hospital with OPD, IPD, and Panchakarma facilities in 1989, followed by Nalasopara Ayurved Medical College in 1992. The founding President and Principal was Late Vaidya Shri Moreshwar Dattatray Vaidya (1937–2018), a prominent Ayurvedic scholar and recipient of the Best Citizen of India Award (2002). The Trust is currently led by Director Dr. Omprakash N. Dube.

Question 2

How many BAMS seats are available at NAMCH?

Accepted Answer

The college offers a BAMS intake as approved by NCISM and MUHS Nashik, with admissions through AACCC (All India Quota) and Maharashtra State CET Cell AYUSH counselling. Seat matrix and current intake should be verified via the official MUHS Permission Letter published on the college website (nkdctrust.in) for the relevant academic year.

Question 3

Is Nalasopara Ayurved Medical College recognised by NCISM and MUHS?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The college holds a current Conditional Permission Letter from the National Commission for Indian System of Medicine (NCISM), New Delhi, and a current Permission Letter from Maharashtra University of Health Sciences (MUHS), Nashik, both published on the official website. The college also publishes its annual MUHS Mandate compliance filings for five consecutive academic years (2022-23 through 2026-27), reflecting consistent regulatory transparency.

Question 4

What is Shri Narsingh K. Dube Charitable Trust's Nalasopara Ayurved Medical College & Hospital?

Accepted Answer

NAMCH is a private Ayurvedic medical college and teaching hospital located at Medical College Road, Achole, Nallasopara (East), Tal-Vasai, Dist-Palghar, Maharashtra-401209. Established in 1992 by the Shri Narsingh K. Dube Charitable Trust (founded 1988), the college is affiliated with Maharashtra University of Health Sciences (MUHS), Nashik, and recognised by NCISM. It offers BAMS (60 seats) and operates an attached Ayurvedic teaching hospital with OPD, IPD, OT, Eye Department, and Panchakarma services.

Question 5

What are the common medical departments?

Accepted Answer

Netra (Eye) Department — dedicated Ophthalmology / Shalakya Tantra clinical service, Panchakarma — Detoxification & Rejuvenation, including Raktamokshana (documented via dedicated CME), Operation Theatre — Surgical services (Shalya Tantra), OPD — General Outpatient Department across Ayurvedic specialities, IPD — Inpatient Department / Wards, Clinical Material / Diagnostic Services (documented in annual MUHS Mandate filings)

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