After completing the full Master Diploma in Panchakarma (M.D.P.K.) syllabus, students must appear for a structured evaluation to assess their advanced understanding of Ayurvedic principles, Panchakarma therapies, detoxification and rejuvenation procedures, and disease-specific therapeutic applications.

Exam Format: MCQ (Multiple Choice Questions)
Passing Criteria: Minimum 40% or C Grade

Students who successfully clear the examination are awarded the Master Diploma Certificate in Panchakarma (M.D.P.K.), which validates their advanced knowledge, clinical understanding, and practical awareness of Panchakarma treatments, Ayurvedic detox techniques, therapy protocols, and holistic wellness management.

This evaluation ensures that learners are professionally prepared to work as senior Panchakarma therapists or consultants in Ayurvedic hospitals, Panchakarma centers, wellness resorts, naturopathy clinics, rehabilitation units, and holistic healing environments, with confidence and safety.

Students who successfully complete the Master Diploma in Panchakarma (M.D.P.K.) may opt for an advanced professional internship at recognized Ayurvedic and wellness centers.

This internship includes:

• Advanced hands-on training in Panchakarma therapies such as Abhyanga, Shirodhara, Swedana, Vamana, Virechana, Basti, Nasya, and Rakta Moksha
• Real patient exposure for managing chronic diseases, joint disorders, stress, digestive issues, and lifestyle conditions through Panchakarma
• Supervised clinical practice under senior Ayurvedic doctors and Panchakarma specialists, including case handling and therapy planning
• Experience in professional setups covering patient consultation, hygiene protocols, documentation, after-care, and follow-ups

During the internship, students strengthen their advanced clinical and practical skills in Panchakarma therapy, Ayurvedic detoxification, pain and disease management, and holistic healing. This prepares them for careers as Senior Panchakarma Therapists, Ayurvedic Therapy Consultants, Wellness Practitioners, or for establishing their own Panchakarma and Ayurveda treatment center.

After completing the Master Diploma in Panchakarma (M.D.P.K.), students gain advanced clinical knowledge and high-level professional skills in Ayurvedic Panchakarma therapy and holistic healing:

• Provides advanced understanding of Panchakarma principles, Ayurvedic detoxification, rejuvenation therapies, and disease-specific treatment approaches.
• Offers in-depth learning of Purva Karma, Pradhana Karma, and Paschat Karma with advanced therapy planning, medicine and oil selection, and customized treatment protocols.
• Teaches drug-free Ayurvedic therapies focusing on deep detox, rejuvenation, pain management, stress relief, and long-term wellness care.
• Students learn to manage chronic joint disorders, arthritis, neurological issues, digestive diseases, metabolic disorders, skin conditions, hormonal imbalance, and lifestyle diseases through Panchakarma.
• Builds confidence to work as a Senior Panchakarma Therapist, Ayurvedic Therapy Consultant, or Wellness Practitioner with strong clinical decision-making skills.
• Creates career opportunities in Ayurvedic hospitals, advanced Panchakarma centers, wellness resorts, rehabilitation clinics, yoga retreats, and naturopathy institutes.
• Enables learners to guide patients toward natural detoxification, preventive healthcare, and holistic healing using classical Ayurvedic therapy methods.
• Training follows classical and advanced Ayurvedic Panchakarma standards, aligned with global holistic health and wellness practices.
• Enhances advanced practical skills in therapy execution, patient assessment, hygiene and safety protocols, equipment handling, and post-therapy management.
• Prepares students for independent clinical practice, advanced specialization, teaching roles, or leadership positions in Panchakarma and alternative medicine.

The Master Diploma in Panchakarma (M.D.P.K.) includes a structured and comprehensive syllabus:

Part (A)

1. Chakita and Its Classifications
Study of Chakita, including Antah-Pari Marjana and Bahir-Pari Marjana Chakita, for practical understanding of therapy areas.

2. Principles of Chikitsa and Kriyakal
Introduction to the fundamental principles of treatment and therapy procedures in Panchakarma.

3. Shad Vidha and Dvivida Upkaram
Learning the role of Shad Vidha and Dvivida Upkaram in Panchakarma therapies.

4. Applied Pariksha Techniques
Applied aspects of Trividha, Shadvidha, Ashta Vidha, and Dasha Vidha Pariksha for patient assessment.

5. Cranial Nerves Anatomy & Physiology
Applied knowledge of cranial nerves for understanding therapy effects.

6. Muscles and Joints
Functions of single muscles and muscle groups with anatomy and physiology of joints.

7. Respiratory and Cardiovascular Examination
Methods for examining respiratory and cardiovascular systems, including spirometry and ECG interpretation.

8. Skin Lesion Examination
Knowledge and methods to examine various skin lesions relevant to Panchakarma.

9. Gastrointestinal System
Applied anatomy of the stomach, small intestine, and large intestine with detailed examination techniques.

Part (B)

1. Definition of Karma and Trividha Karma
Understanding Karma and Trividha Karma for Shadhana in Panchakarma treatments.

2. Importance of Panchakarma
Role of Panchakarma in health and disease management.

3. Indications and Contraindications
Learning when to perform Shadhana and understanding Koshita and Agni in therapy.

4. Purva and Pashchat Karma
Significance of Pre-therapy and Post-therapy procedures and Parihar Vishaya.

5. Samsarjana Krama and Aushadha Knowledge
Understanding Samsarjana Krama and common medicines and diet plans used in Panchakarma.

6. Research in Panchakarma
Introduction to potential research areas for clinical advancement.

7. Equipment and Instruments
Knowledge of traditional Panchakarma instruments and modern modifications.

8. NABH Quality Standards
Learning quality and safety standards to ensure professional practice in Panchakarma.

• This course is available in both English and Hindi medium.
• It can be completed regularly (in-person) or through correspondence (distance learning) mode.
• Students must attach one photograph, ID proof, educational certificate, and experience certificate along with the application form.
• Upon successful completion of the course, you will receive an official certificate from the institute.
• Payment can be made via cash or Upi.
• Boarding and lodging facilities are available but at your own expense.
• For correspondence students who wish to take practical training, 3-day practical classes are available at the institute or authorized centers for an extra fee of ₹4,500 (India) or $100 (foreign students). (This option does not include a study kit or certificate).
• Course materials such as instruments, literature, charts, and books are included in the course package for enrolled students.