HUMAN ANATOMY
HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY
BIOCHEMISTRY
ACUPUNCTURE – I
* History of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture
* Basic theories of Traditional Chinese Medicine
* Concept of Yin and Yang
* Taoism
* Qi, Blood and body fluid
* Zang-fu organs and their relationship
* Five elements theory
* Mother-Son Law
* The Great Law of Bu-Xie
* Organ-clock theory
SAFETY AND STANDARDS, LAW AND ETHICS , CPR TRAINING AND FIRST-AID
Clinical Observation

GENERAL PATHOLOGY
MICROBIOLOGY
PREVENTIVE MEDICINE AND PUBLIC HEALTH
ACUPUNCTURE – II
1. Fundamental theories of Acupuncture and its applications
2. Traditional Chinese Medicine and diagnosis
3. Differentiation of Syndromes according to eight principles, Qi, blood and body fluid, Zang-fu organs, meridians and collaterals
4. Introduction of course and pathway of meridians
5. Acupuncture Meridians and Collaterals – Part I
Description of Location of Points, indications and needling, functional relationship, syndromes, pathological manifestations and clinical application of 14 meridians – Part I
• The lung meridian
• The large intestine meridian
• The stomach meridian
• The Spleen meridian
• The heart meridian
• The small intestine meridian
6. Technique of Acupuncture
7. Types of Needle
8. Needling technique
9. Clean needle technique
10. Sterilisation
CLINICAL OBSERVATION – I
1. Case Taking methodology
2. Record keeping
3. Practice management
4. Communication skill

WESTERN MEDICINE AND DIAGNOSIS – I
GYNAECOLOGY
PSYCHOLOGY AND COUNSELLING
ACUPUNCTURE – III
1. Traditional Chinese Medicine Diagnosis and its clinical applications
• Visual Diagnosis (Inspection)
• Tongue diagnosis
• Pulse Diagnosis
• Psycho emotional diagnosis
• Differentiation of Syndromes according to eight principles
• Differentiation of syndromes according to the theory of Qi and
blood
• Differentiation of syndromes according to the theory of Zang – fu organs
• Differentiation of syndromes according to the theory of meridians and collaterals
• Pathological manifestations of the twelve meridians
• Pathological manifestations of the Eight extra meridians
• Iridology Diagnosis (Eye Diagnosis)
2. Acupuncture Meridians and Collaterals – Part II
Description of Location of Points, indications and needling, functional relationship, syndromes, pathological manifestations and clinical application of 14 meridians – Part II
• The urinary bladder meridian
• The kidney meridian
• The Pericardium meridian
• The Sanjiao meridian
• The Gall bladder meridian
• The Liver meridian
THE EIGHT EXTRA MERIDIANS
• Du Meridian
• Ren Meridian
• Chong Meridian
• Dai Meridian
• Yanggiao Meridian
• Yinggiao Meridian
• Yangwei Meridian
• Yinwei Meridian
• Extra ordinary points and new points
3. Complications and Contraindications of Acupuncture
NUTRITION AND DIET
CLINICAL PRACTICE – I
1. Technique of Acupuncture
2. Needling method
3. Manipulation
4. Moxibustion
5. Patient assessment and treatment plan
6. Rules for Principles of point selection
7. Prohibited points
8. Location of Acupuncture points and needling

Semester IV
WESTERN MEDICINE AND DIAGNOSIS – II
(Practice of Medicine)
ACUPUNCTURE – IV
1. Therapeutics and applied Acupuncture
2. Cupping
3. Electro Acupuncture and TENS
4. Magnetotherapy
5. LASER Therapy
6. TUINA massage
7. Management of complication and contraindication
SCIENTIFIC BASIS AND MODERN THEORIES OF ACUPUNCTURE
8. Neuro-Physiology of acupuncture
9. Motor – Gate theory
10. Gate – Control theory of pain
11. Endorphin Release – Pain theory
12. Encephalin Theory of pain
13. The recent research in Acupuncture
14. Applied Acupuncture for disorders of different systems
15. Auricular therapy ( Ear Acupuncture)
16. SCALP Acupuncture
17. SU-JOK Korean Acupuncture
18. Cosmetic Acupuncture
19. Reflexology
20. Pain management and rehabilitation
21. Acupressure
CLINICAL PRACTICE – II
1. Case study and assessment of the patient
2. Diagnosing the case and syndrome differentiation
3. Reasoning the diagnosis
4. Analyzing the pathogenic factor
5. Comparative analysis with western diagnosis
6. Treatment plan according to the Traditional Chinese Medicine principles, syndrome differentiation and diagnosis
7. Acupuncture points prescription and needling
8. Advice / Educate the patient about follow-up, management, life-style changes
9. Application of ancillary methods – cupping, moxibustion, electro-acupuncture
10. EAR acupuncture
11. SCALP acupuncture
12. Cosmetic acupuncture
13. LASER therapy
14. TUINA Massage
15. Ayurvedic massage
INTEGRATED MEDICINE (OPTIONAL)
1. Homeopathy

INTEGRATED MEDICINE (OPTIONAL)
Brief study of

1. Ayurveda and
2. Herbology
3. Homeopathy
4. Naturopathy
5. Nutrition and Diet
6. Yoga

ACUPUNCTUR – V

1. Applied Acupuncture for disorders of different systems
2. Auricular therapy ( Ear Acupuncture)
3. SCALP Acupuncture
4. SU-JOK Korean Acupuncture
5. Cosmetic Acupuncture
6. Reflexology
7. Pain management and rehabilitation
8. Acupressure

CLINICAL PRACTICE – III

1. EAR acupuncture
2. SCALP acupuncture
3. Cosmetic acupuncture
4. LASER therapy
5. TUINA Massage
6. Ayurvedic massage

1. Technique of Acupuncture, Needling method, Manipulation
2. Patient assessment and treatment plan
3. Rules for Principles of point selection
4. Prohibited points
5. Location of Acupuncture points and needling, 
6. Case study and assessment of the patient
7. Diagnosing the case and syndrome differentiation
8. Reasoning the diagnosis
9. Analyzing the pathogenic factor
10. Comparative analysis with western diagnosis
11. Treatment plan according to the Traditional Chinese Medicine principles, syndrome differentiation and diagnosis
12. Acupuncture points prescription and needling
13. Cupping, moxibustion, electro-acupuncture
14. EAR acupuncture
15. SCALP acupuncture
16. Cosmetic acupuncture
17. LASER therapy
18. TUINA Massage
19. Ayurvedic massage
20. Advice / Educate the patient about follow-up, management, life-style changes

1. History, Philosophy and Principles of
2. Alternative Medicines
3. Aromatherapy
4. Colour Therapy
5. Hypnotherapy
6. Gem Therapy
7. Iridology

1. Spiritual Healing
2. Oriental Diagnosis
3. Tibetan Medicines
4. Meditation
5. Comparative and In-Depth Study of Ayurveda,
6. Homeopathy and Naturopathy

Clinical training in various departments  

1. Department of General Medicine
2. Department of Neurology
3. Department of Orthopedics and Trauma
4. Department of Gynaecology
5. Department of Dermatology
6. Department of ENT and Ophthalmology
7. Department of Psychiatry
8. Department of Pain Management, Rehab and Sports medicine
9. Workshops and Seminar
10. Field visits