Question 1

What academic activities does PAMCHRC run beyond regular classes?

Accepted Answer

PAMCHRC runs a rich calendar of academic and co-curricular activities documented on the official website: Student Wings (student-led associations and societies), regular CME/Guest Lecture programmes, structured Training Programmes, faculty and student Publications (listed at pamchrc.org/publications/), an Achievements/Awards section tracking institutional and student recognitions, Health Camp outreach, Sports and Cultural events, and a dedicated Academic Activities section. NCISM Mandate data including OPD/IPD monthly statistics through April 2026, academic time table, and duty roster are published publicly.

Question 2

What unique treatment specialties does the hospital offer?

Accepted Answer

Beyond standard Ayurveda OPD/IPD, the hospital specialises in Panchakarma detoxification, Ksharasutra (a minimally invasive classical Ayurvedic procedure for fistula-in-ano and haemorrhoids), Rasayana rejuvenation therapies, Swasthavritta preventive healthcare with yoga and meditation, custom herbal formulations from the college's own medicinal plant garden and pharmacy, and community health outreach under the 'Raichur Health Initiative' programme for region-specific semi-arid climate health challenges.

Question 3

What is the BAMS intake at PAMCHRC and how are seats distributed?

Accepted Answer

The sanctioned BAMS intake is 60 seats per academic year, distributed as: 9 seats (15%) All India Quota via AACCC AYUSH counselling; 15 seats (25%) Karnataka State Quota via KEA AYUSH counselling for Karnataka-domicile candidates; and 36 seats (60%) Management Quota filled directly by the college for NEET-qualified candidates. All admission is NEET-UG based with no direct or walk-in admission route.

Question 4

What hostel facilities are available at PAMCHRC?

Accepted Answer

PAMCHRC provides separate hostel facilities for boys and girls with amenities that go beyond standard hostel norms: Ayurvedic diet services providing nutritionally appropriate meals aligned with Ayurvedic dietary principles (Pathya Ahara), and dedicated yoga and meditation halls for daily student practice. These facilities are part of the institution's emphasis on holistic living alongside academic study.

Question 5

What are the common medical departments?

Accepted Answer

Kayachikitsa – General Ayurvedic Medicine (OPD/IPD), Panchakarma – Detoxification & Rejuvenation (Specialized Unit), Shalya Tantra – Ayurvedic Surgery (including Ksharasutra for fistula & hemorrhoids), Shalakya Tantra – ENT & Ophthalmology (OPD/IPD), Stri Roga Evam Prasuti Tantra – Women's Health & Obstetrics, Kaumarabhritya – Paediatrics (OPD/IPD), Swasthavritta & Yoga – Preventive Medicine, Yoga & Meditation Counselling, Roga Nidana evam Vikruti Vignana – Clinical Pathology & Diagnostics, Rachana Shareera – Anatomy (Pre-clinical, Dissection Hall), Kriya Shareera – Physiology (Pre-clinical, Laboratory), Dravyaguna – Ayurvedic Pharmacognosy (Pre-clinical, Medicinal Plant Garden), Rasashastra & Bhaishajya Kalpana – Ayurvedic Pharmacy (Pre-clinical), Agada Tantra – Toxicology (OPD/Pre-clinical), Ayurveda Samhita & Siddhanta – Classics & Principles (Academic), Aatyayika Chikitsa – Emergency Department (OPD), Rasayana & Herbal Medicine – Rejuvenation & Custom Herbal Formulation Clinic

Question 6

What is the total bed capacity?

Accepted Answer

60 Beds

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