Twenty-seven years of uninterrupted commitment to authentic Ayurvedic medical education, clinical service and community wellness.
Anant Group of Ayurveda College was established in 1999 by a trust of practicing Vaidyas and public health educators who believed Ayurveda deserved the same academic rigor, infrastructure and clinical exposure as any modern medical discipline.
What began as a single-block college with 60 BAMS seats has grown into a full campus housing lecture theatres, a dissection hall, pharmacognosy museum, Rasa Shastra pharmaceutical laboratory, an working herbal garden, hostels, and the flagship 300-bed teaching hospital that now serves thousands of patients from surrounding districts every year.
Recognised by the National Commission for Indian System of Medicine (NCISM) and approved under the Ministry of AYUSH, Government of India, the college remains affiliated to the respective State Ayurveda University for degree conferment and examinations.
To be a nationally recognised centre of excellence that advances Ayurveda as an evidence-informed, clinically credible primary healthcare system.
To train competent, ethical Ayurvedic physicians through classical textual scholarship, rigorous clinical training and continuous research in Dravyaguna and Rasa Shastra.
Guruship, Ahimsa in practice, Swasthavritta (preventive living), academic integrity and service (Seva) to every patient regardless of background.
We treat the Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine & Surgery not as a parallel-medicine credential, but as a complete clinical science rooted in the Ashtanga Ayurveda — the eight classical branches: Kayachikitsa (internal medicine), Shalya Tantra (surgery), Shalakya Tantra (ENT & ophthalmology), Kaumarbhritya (pediatrics), Bhuta Vidya (psychiatry), Agad Tantra (toxicology), Rasayana (rejuvenation) and Vajikarana (reproductive health).
Every student studies the foundational Samhitas — Charaka, Sushruta and Ashtanga Hridaya — in parallel with modern anatomy, physiology, pathology and pharmacology, so graduates can diagnose using both Tridosha theory and contemporary clinical investigation.
Spread across several acres of the campus, the Herbal Garden is a living extension of the Dravyaguna classroom. It is organised into thematic beds — Rasayana Vatika, Twak Roga Vatika (skin-care herbs), Vishagna Vatika (anti-toxic plants) and a dedicated Nakshatra Vana planted according to classical astro-botanical tradition.
Students complete practical pharmacognosy rotations here, learning to identify plants by Rasa (taste), Guna (qualities), Virya (potency) and Vipaka (post-digestive effect) — the classical pharmacological parameters that inform every Ayurvedic prescription.
Weekly identification walks, herbarium preparation and raw-drug authentication.
Select cultivated herbs are processed in-house at the Rasa Shastra pharmacy.
College established with an initial intake of 60 BAMS seats and a single OPD block.
Attached hospital expanded to 150 beds; Panchakarma wing inaugurated with five dedicated therapy suites.
Dravyaguna Herbal Garden developed across campus with 200+ initial species under horticultural supervision.
Hospital capacity doubled to 200 beds with a new emergency block and diagnostic laboratory.
College re-accredited under NCISM norms for the academic session with expanded intake capacity.
Anant Ayurveda College is recognised by the National Commission for Indian System of Medicine (NCISM), approved under the Ministry of AYUSH, and affiliated to the State Ayurveda University for degree conferment.
