This program is commonly recognized as a CTEVT certificate-level course that blends Ayurveda with general medicine for mid-level clinical and community service. CTEVT lists Certificate in Medical Science (Ayurveda & General Medicine) as a three-year program, revised in 2018.
Seat allocation (college): 40
Duration: 3 years.
Level: Certificate/PCL under CTEVT.
SLC/SEE pass with eligibility as per CTEVT admission and entrance procedures.
Based on the revised Ayurveda health science framework, learning areas typically include:
Fundamental Ayurvedic concepts and human anatomy/physiology in the Ayurvedic context
Dravyaguna and pharmacology
Rasa Shastra
Community health, primary care, and first aid
Elements of general medicine for primary-level care
Clinical and field practice components
The program is intended to prepare students for real service settings through supervised practical and community-based exposure aligned with the Nepal Ayurveda Medical Council’s professional expectations.
Graduates may work in:
Ayurveda hospitals and clinics
Community health and primary care settings with Ayurveda services
Support roles in integrative health environments (as per relevant regulatory pathways)
This can be a good option for students interested in traditional health systems who also want familiarity with basic general medicine at the mid-level service tier.
