NATIONAL COMMISION FOR HOMOEOPATHY

JANAKPURI, NEW DELHI-58

STANDARD APPLICATION PROFORMA

Note:
1. Duly authenticated Verified data along with page numbers are mandatory to
substantiate the information/data given in the proforma (wherever
required).
2. Strike off whichever is not applicable.
3. Kindly scan all the annexures with page numbering and upload it. No
hard copy will be accepted.

Purpose: Permission process for academic year 2026-27 as per section 28

Name of the College with address, email id and
phone no.

Principal/Senior faculty name

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 Fee Details of Last 5 Years and Current year (Annexure 1.a.)

Year Amount Date of Purpose Mode of Bank details SBI Collect

payment payment
DD/UTR/IM
PS/NEFT/C
heque (give
details)
2021-22

2022-23

2023-24

2024-25

2025-26

2026-27

*All fees to be paid only through SBI Collect.

Details of any Pending fess by the college (if applicable): (Annexure 1.b.)

FINANCIAL RESOURCES OF THE COLLEGE (Annexure 2.a.)

Sr. No Verified
1. Financial Capability - Audited account statement for the last
three years, specifically for the Homoeopathic Medical
College only to be provided, certified by Charted Accountant
(CA). If the applicant is a trust, details of the resources to be
Submitted with documents
2. Financial Statements attach Audited Balance sheets for the
last 3 years.
Income statement
Cash flow statement
Projected balance sheets

DETAILS OF LAND (Annexure 3)

Sr. No Description Required Available
1 Total Area
2 Details of land
3 Ownership
4 If on lease-
Period of lease from to years.
Name(s) of Leaser.
Name(s) of Lessee.

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 5 License- State land Registration and Stamps
Department

GENERAL INFORMATION (Annexure 4 a)

1 Name of the Applicant /Trust / Society etc.

Name of the Homoeopathic College
Sanctioned seats for Undergraduate Course
Sanctioned subject wise seats for Post Graduate
Course

Year of first starting of UG degree course

Year of first starting of PG degree course (subject
wise)

Type of Institution- Society/Trust/Govt. etc.

Regn. No. and date of Registration under the
provisions of concerned Act.
Full Address with contact mobile no. & email id.

Pin Code
2 Composition of Trust/Society.
3 Number of seats in UG Course for current year
4 Number of seats in PG Course for current year
5 Letter of continuation of affiliation from the university
for the last academic year
6 Whether permission of Central Govt./ CCH/ NCH has
not been granted for any year to make admissions in
first year of the Course(s), if so when and the reason
behind it.
7 Any court orders (year wise) related to college - with
court order details and status (disposed/pending).
(Annexure 4b)
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DETAILS OF PRINCIPAL / DIRECTOR (Annexure 5)

1. Name
2. Qualifications, awarding authority with year of passing,
University awarding, Higher qualifications details (upload
all the documents )
3. Date of Birth
4. Registration Number /State
5. Experience letters along with joining letters
Professor (from ------ to------- )
Reader/Associate Prof. (from ------ to ------- )
Lecturer/Assistant Prof. (from ------ to ------- )
Demonstrator/Tutor (from ------ to ------- )
Administration Experience (from ----- to ----- )
6. Publications

7. Date of Joining as regular Principal

8. Full Address with PIN

9. Telephone numbers with STD code

10. Mobile No.
11. E-mail ID

STUDENT DETAILS UG (ANNEXURE 6)

(Obtain data for the preceding five years)
Academic Mode of Intake capacity Present On Students ANNEXURE 6
Year selection visitation day admitted (Attach Court
of through court Order
candidat &Permission
es for Letter)
admissio Sanctioned Permitted Admitted
n
2025-26
2024-25
2023-24
2022-23
2021-22

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 STUDENT DETAILS PG (If applicable) (ANNEXURE 7a)

Academi Mode of Intake capacity Present On Students ANNEXURE 7

c Year selection visitation day permitted by a (Attach
Sanction Permitted Admitted court order Court Order
of ed &Permission
candidat Letter)
es for
admissio
n
2025-26
2024-25
2023-24
2022-23
2021-22

Admitted in Academic year

Sr. Permitted
Subjects Sanctioned
no 2021-22 2022-23 2023-24 2024-25 2025-26

1 Homoeopathic
Pharmacy
2 Organon of
Medicine with
Homoeopathic
Philosophy
3 Repertory and
Case Taking

4 Homeopathic
Materia Medica

5 Practice of
Medicine

6 Paediatrics

7 Psychiatry

8 Community
medicine

9 Dermatology

• Mandatory for PG Students: (Annexure 7b)

i) Course for Basic Cardiac Life Support
ii) Course in Bioethics
*CERTIFICATE OF THE BATCH WITH NAMES ATTESTED BY PRINCIPAL.

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 TEACHING STAFF (UG) (Annexure 8 a)

(Enclose short biodata of all teachers duly attested by the Principal and authenticated by Medical
Inspectors (after physically verifying their presence) showing details:
• Name of the teaching faculty:
• Date of Birth (Proof):
• Qualification Details:
• Registration Number and Certificate (with date and name of Board/Council with renewal
of registration where applicable):
• Teaching Department:
• Designation:
• Teachers’ Code:
• NTET Certificate for Assistant Professor (with Registration Certificate and MQRL
Certificate where applicable):
• Experience in each teaching cadre and Name of Institution where such experience gained:
• Joining and Reliving letters if applicable:
• Salary bank statement of last one year:
• Form 16 from TRACES Portal:
There shall be minimum teaching staff for M.D.(Homoeopathy) (Additional to minimum teaching staff
specified in National Commission for Homoeopathy Minimum Essential Standards for Homoeopathic
Colleges and attached hospitals, Regulations, 2024) course as per the following table, namely:
Sr No Number of Teachers for UG Available Verified
DEPARTMENT Prof. Asso. Asst. Prof Prof. Asso. Prof Asst.
Prof Prof
FT FT FT FT FT FT
1. Principal 1
2. Human Anatomy 1 1 2
3. Human Physiology and 1 1 2
Biochemistry
4. Organon of Medicine and
Homoeopathic
Philosophy and 1 1 2
Fundamental of
Psychology

5. Homoeopathic Pharmacy 1 or 1 1

6. Homoeopathic Materia
Medica 1 1 2

7. Pathology & 1 1 1
Microbiology
8. Forensic Medicine and 1 or 1 1
Toxicology
9. Practice of Medicines
with essentials of 1 1 2
pharmacology

10. Surgery 1 1 1

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 11. Gynecology & Obstetrics 1 1 1
12. Community Medicine,
Research Methodology
1 1 1
and Biostatics

13. Homoeopathic Repertory

and case taking 1 1 2

1- Principal
TOTAL 40-Teaching faculty
2- Yoga instructors

Details of 04 Visiting Practicing Consultants of Modern Medicine or Homoeopathy

(Documentary evidence / register shall be procured from Practice of medicine Dept. as
mentioned in MES 2024) (Annexure 8 b)
S. No Name and qualification with speciality of the Practitioner Available / Verified
Not
available

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 TEACHING STAFF (PG) (if applicable) (Annexure 9a)
(Enclose short biodata of all teachers duly attested by the Principal and authenticated by Medical
Inspectors/Visitors (after physically verifying their presence) showing details:
• Name of the teaching faculty:
• Date of Birth Certificate:
• Qualification Details:
• Registration Number and Certificate (with date and name of Board/Council):
• Teaching Department:
• Designation:
• Teachers’ Code:
• NTET Certificate for Assistant Professor (with Registration Certificate and MQRL Certificate
where applicable):
• Experience in each teaching cadre and Name of Institution where such experience gained:
• Joining and Reliving letters if applicable:
• University approved guide list:
• Salary bank statement of last one year:
• Form 16 from TRACES Portal:
Number of Teachers for PG Number of Total Guide Verified
Teachers/Guides for PG Approved by
DEPARTMENT University
Prof. Asso. Assis. Prof. Asso. Assis.
Prof Prof Prof Prof
FT FT FT FT FT FT
Homoeopathic 1
Pharmacy 1 1

Organon of Medicine 1
and Homoeopathic
1 1
Philosophy

Homoeopathic 1
Materia Medica 1 1

Homoeopathic 1
Repertory and Case
1 1
Taking

Practice of Medicine 1 1 1
Community Medicine 1
1 1

Psychiatry 1 1 1
Paediatrics 1 1 1
Dermatology 1 1 1
Research
Methodology and
1 1
Biostatics

Statistical Assistant-
01

TOTAL *In addition to UG faculty

* For PG course -additional teaching staff are required other than UG requirement.
* Details of student guide ratio. (Annexure 9b)

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 Description UG Course PG Course
Prof Asso. Asst. Prof Asso. Asst.
Prof. Prof. Prof. Prof.
Total No. of Teacher on Attendance
Register *(Annexure – 9c)
Total No. of Teacher on Acquittance
Roll *(Annexure -9d)

PROFORMA FOR RECORDING THE AVAILABILITY OF TEACHING AND

NON-TEACHING STAFF
S. Document to be Registered Registered Registered Verified
No. examined Number of number of non- number of PG
teaching staff teaching staff Students
batch wise
1. Biometric
Attendance
(Adhar Enabled
Biometric System-
AEBAS)
(Annexure 10a)
2. Acquittance Roll
of Non-teaching
and Hospital staff
(Annexure 10b)
3. Personal File NA
4 University
Approval of
teaching staff if
applicable
(Annexure 10c)

NON-TEACHING STAFF/ SUPPORTIVE STAFF (Annexure 11)

Sr. Department Staff (Technical No. Available/ Verified
No & Non-Technical) Required not available
1. Anatomy Laboratory 01
attendant
Cadaver assistant 01
2. Physiology including Laboratory 01
biochemistry technician
laboratory 01
attendant
3. Homoeopathic Laboratory 01
Pharmacy attendant
4. Pathology and Laboratory 01
microbiology technician
Lab attendant 01
5. Library Librarian 01
Library assistant 01

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 6. Office 01
superintendent
Administrative Accountant 01
staff Upper Division 01
Clerk
Lower Division 01
Clerk
Data entry operator 01
Multi- Tasking Staff 02
in admin section
7. Multi -tasking staff In all the 13
departments
*For PG course additional -One non-technical staff such as Assistant or Attendant shall be available.

REQUIREMENT OF THE HOMOEOPATHIC MEDICAL INSTITUTION

A. INFRASTRUCTURE AVAILABLE
ACCOMMODATION AVAILABLE FOR THE MEDICAL INSTITUTION (Annexure 12)
S. No Particulars Built up area Available Verified
(in sq. mtr)
1. Administrative area
This shall include principal room,
reception, visitor’s room, committee 200
room, administration and account
section, record room, server room for
computer network, separate toilet for
male and female on each floor of
building.
2. Lecture halls –05
There shall be five lecture halls with
facilities of electricity, fans and
cooler or air conditioner (except 625
colleges in the hilly areas) each
having the area of not less than one
hundred and twenty-five square
meter, with provision for audio-
visual and internet facilities and shall
be enabled for e-learning.
3. Seminar or examination hall
A large hall with sitting capacity for
minimum of three hundred students
shall be made available within the
college premises for conducting 250
meetings, seminars, conferences,
symposia, examination, counseling
and other allied activities. The hall
shall have adequate electrical and
sitting arrangement and audio-visual
system with internet facilities and
air-conditioning.

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 4. Central library
Library shall be air conditioned
(except colleges in the hilly areas)
with good lighting and adequate
space for stocking the books and
journals.
There shall be the provision for
reading rooms with sitting capacity 200
for at least eighty to one hundred
students, reading room for faculty,
separate reading room for
postgraduate students, room for
librarian and other staff, room for
stocking old books, journals and
other materials related to the library.
There shall be at least three thousand
books on specified subjects with
addition of two hundred books each
year. The library shall have
newspapers [one national (English) &
one vernacular language] or
newsletters and printed journal
(specifically for the subjects to be
taught)
A computer room with computer
nodes for at least ten percent of the
annual intake of students along with
internet facilities.
There shall be facility of e-library or
digital repository with book and
periodicals and access to e-journal.
There shall be evidence for full
annual subscription of minimum five
journals including e-journal.
Library should be equipped with
photocopy machine, printers and
scanners. There must be regular
posting of one librarian and one
assistant librarian as per the
qualifications mentioned in Schedule
III

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 5. Teaching department
There shall be thirteen teaching department for Bachelor of Homoeopathic
Medicine and Surgery course and area wise requirement is as detailed below,
namely: -
Sr. No Departments Space Available Verified
Required in sq.
mtr
5.1. Homoeopathic Materia Medica
Room for teaching and supporting 75
staff
Museum cum demonstration room
PG Space for Post Graduate students, 90 sq. mtr.*
Requirement discussion rooms, Post Graduate Additional for
Teaching faculty room and PG
Departmental Library -90 sq. mtr. If applicable
(not included in
total 2940
[Link].)
5.2. Organon of medicine and
homoeopathic philosophy and
Fundamentals of Psychology 75
Room for teaching and supporting
staff
Museum cum demonstration room
PG Space for Post Graduate students, 90 sq. mtr.*
Requirement discussion rooms, Post Graduate Additional for
Teaching faculty room and PG
Departmental Library -90 sq. mtr. If applicable
(not included in
total 2940
[Link].)
5.3. Homoeopathic pharmacy
Room for teaching and supporting 175
staff
Laboratory with museum cum
demonstration room
PG Space for Post Graduate students, 90 sq. mtr.*
Requirement discussion rooms, Post Graduate Additional for
Teaching faculty room and PG
Departmental Library -90 sq. mtr. If applicable
(not included in
total 2940
[Link].)
5.4. Homoeopathic Repertory and
Case Taking 75
Room for teaching and supporting
staff
Computer laboratory and
demonstration room

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 PG Space for Post Graduate students, 90 sq. mtr. *
Requirement discussion rooms, Post Graduate Additional for
Teaching faculty room and PG
Departmental Library -90 sq. mtr. If applicable
(not included in
total 2940 sq.
mtr.)
5.5. Human Anatomy
Room for teaching and supporting
staff 175
Well-ventilated dissection hall with
wash basin and storage for cadaver
Museum with facility of histology
demonstration
5.6. Human Physiology and
biochemistry
Room for teaching and supporting 175
staff
Separate laboratories for
haematology and biochemistry,
Museum and demonstration room for
clinical physiology
5.7. Forensic medicine and toxicology
Room for teaching and supporting 75
staff
Museum cum demonstration room
5.8. Pathology and Microbiology
Room for teaching and supporting 175
staff
Laboratory with museum cum
demonstration room
5.9. Community Medicine, Research
Methodology and Biostatistics 100
Room for teaching and supporting
staff
Museum cum demonstration room
PG Space for Post Graduate students, 90 [Link].*
Requirement discussion rooms, Post Graduate additional for
Teaching faculty room and PG.
Departmental Library -90 sq. mtr. If applicable
(not included in
total 2940
[Link].)
5.10. Surgery
Room for teaching and supporting 75
staff
Museum cum demonstration room
5.11. Gynaecology and Obstetrics
Room for teaching and supporting 75
staff
Museum cum demonstration room

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 5.12. Practice of Medicine with
Essentials of Pharmacology 75
Room for teaching and supporting
staff
Museum cum demonstration room
PG Space for Post Graduate students, 90 sq. mtr.*
Requirement discussion rooms, Post Graduate Additional for
Teaching faculty room and PG
Departmental Library -90 sq. mtr. If applicable
(not included in
total 2940
[Link].)
5.13. Paediatrics 90 sq. mtr*
Room for PG teaching and Additional for
supporting staff PG
Museum cum demonstration room If applicable
(not included in
total 2940
[Link].)
5.14. Psychiatry 90 sq. mtr*
Room for PG teaching and Additional for
supporting staff PG
Museum cum demonstration room If applicable
(not included in
total 2940
[Link].)
5.15. Dermatology 90 sq. mtr*
Room for PG teaching and Additional for
supporting staff PG
Museum cum demonstration room If applicable
(not included in
total 2940
[Link].)
5.16. Research Methodology and 90 sq. mtr
Biostatistics
Room for PG teaching and
supporting staff
Departmental library
5.17. Yoga for health promotion 40
Room for yoga instructor and support
staff
5.18. Medical education technology unit 40
5.19. Common rooms for boys and girls 60
with adequate sitting arrangements
and locker
5.20. Canteen facility in the college 200
premises
Total 2940
*Total area 2940 includes only UG department

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 B. TEACHING DEPARTMENTS
Department wise specific requirements
DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN ANATOMY (Annexure 13)
Details of items of Equipment - NCH(MES) Regulations etc available as per Schedule
Regulations,
Space for teachers and supporting staff, demonstration room, laboratories, museum and
departmental library-175 sq. mtr.
1. License as per Anatomy Act, 1949.-
Sr. No Items Available in Verified
Number
i. Medical institutions shall have license issued under
section 4 of the Anatomy Act, 1949 to procure or
receive the unclaimed bodies or donated bodies of
deceased persons for the purpose of anatomical
examination and dissection.
ii. Anatomy Act shall be displayed in anatomy lab of
medical institution.
iii. Register and documents of cadaver including death
certificate or register updated with entries of bodies
duly attested by the principal or head of department
shall be maintained by medical institution.
iv. There shall be provision to discard waste part of
dissection or in case of putrefaction of body or
parts. Medical institutions shall get permission
from local police or sarpanch for the disposal of
dissected parts to burn out at nearby crematorium
v. Medical institutions shall keep provision for
medical waste disposal or incinerator in laboratory
2. There shall be well ventilated dissection hall with
wash basin and storage for cadaver in every
medical institution.
3. Requirements in Museum:
Department shall have models, specimens, bone set, articulated skeletons histology and
embryology models or slide for demonstration.
Sr. No Items Required Available Verified
3.1. No. of models 20
3.2. No. of charts or Digital display 30
or standees or photopanel
(Charts are to be prepared by
the students and record are to
be maintained in A4 Size sheet
also.)
3.3. Histology slides 50
3.4. Soft part of all viscera- system 25
wise
3.5. Bones
Complete bone set (03 male and 06
03 female )

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 Articulated & dis-articulated 02
skeletons
3.6. Sample of X—ray films, MRI, 25
CT scan, USG reports for
applied anatomy
3.7. Journal
Histology journal- details of all -
histology slides and organ slides
Gross anatomy journal -
4. List of equipment required for Anatomy Lab

Sr. No Items Required Available Verified

4.1. Dissection tables with marble 4
tops or stainless steel
(6’x’1’x2’x3’)
4.2. Stretcher- steel top (6’x’2’x3’) 1
4.3. Dissection set complete 2
4.4. Tray (steel)-for instruments or 2
demonstration of specimen
4.5. Saw for sectioning body and 1
limbs
4.6. Storage tanks to hold cadavers
Plastic or metal or concrete 02
Containers (glass) for viscera 02
and dissected parts-for
demonstration
4.7. Embalming materials
Cannula 02
IV tubes 02
Formalin holding tub 02
Syringe needles 02
Nylon thread 02
4.8. Microscope (medical) 35
4.9. Revolving stools –metal or 35
wood
4.10. X-ray viewing box 01
4.11. Chemicals (embalming and soft part preservation)
Formalin As Required
Glycerin
Sodium chloride
4.12. Cadaver: (Cadaver and 02
dissected body part shall be
applicable after Letter of Intent
given to the medical institution)
5. Details of Teaching Faculty
Sr. No Designation Name of faculty Verified
Teaching Staff
Professor
Associate Professor
Assistant Professor

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 Non-teaching Staff
Laboratory Attendant
Cadaver assistant
Multi-tasking staff

DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY & BIOCHEMISTRY (Annexure 14)

Details of items of Equipment - NCH(MES) Regulations etc available as per Schedule
Regulations,
S No Items Required Available in Verified
number
Space for teachers and supporting staff, demonstration room, laboratories, museum and departmental
library-175 sq. mtr.
1 For human experiments:

1) Medical microscope with oil 25

immersion
2) Equipment for Erythrocyte 25 (with spare
sedimentation rate estimation or pipettes)
westergren’s pipette for Erythrocyte
sedimentation rate on stand
3) Haematocrit tubes 35
4) Sahli’s haemoglobinometer 35
5) Haemocytometer 25
6) Sphygmomanometer 25
7) Stethoscope 25
8) Clinical thermometer (digital or 25
mercury)
9) Knee hammer 25
10) Tuning forks to test hearing (32-10000 1 set
hzs)
11) Electrocardiograph (ECG machine) 1
12) Electronic stop watches 1/10 sec. 04
13) Glass distillation (double) apparatus 01
14) Centrifuge 01
15) Colorimeter (photo electric) 02
16) Ph meter electric 02
17) Color perception lantern (edridge 01
green)
18) Educational compact disc, digital As required
video disc, films, slides, models with
audio visual aids
19) Perimeter 01
20) Spirometer 01
21) Tonometer 01
22) Handgrip dynamometer 01
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 23 Bicycle ergometer 01
2 Details of Teaching Faculty
Teaching Staff
Designation Name of faculty Verified
Professor
Associate professor
Assistant professor

Non-teaching Staff
Laboratory attendant
Laboratory technician
Multi- Tasking Staff

3 BIOCHEMISTRY Available Verified

1 Electronic or monopan balance 01
2 Centrifuge 01
3 Balance, chemical or ordinary 01
4 Water baths 01
5 Urinometer 25
6 Chemicals: As required
(a) Iodine
(b) Ammonium oxalate
(c) Barium chloride
(d) Silver nitrate
(e) Sodium hydroxide
(f) Mercuric sulphate
(g) Salicylic acid
7 Hydrometer (0.700 to 1.00) 02
8 Albuminometers 10
9 Glucometer 10
10 Thermometer 10
11 Colorimeter 01
12 Hot air oven 14”x14”x14” (electric) 01
13 Glass ware like pipette, beakers, As required
burettes, wire gouge with asbestos,
center hot plate, stove, syringes,
burners, rubber tubing stands clamps,
flash etc.
14 Ph (Potential of hydrogen) meter 01
15 Binocular research microscope 02
16 Stethoscope: demonstration with 02
multiple pieces
17 Ophthalmoscope 01
18 Otorhinolaryngoscope 01
19 Revolving stools, metal 45

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 DEPARTMENT OF HOMOEOPATHIC PHARMACY(UG) (Annexure 15a)
Space for teachers and supporting staff, demonstration room, laboratories, museum and departmental
library-175 sq. mtr.
Details of items of Equipment etc available as per NCH(MES 2024) Regulations
1. Requirement in Museum
A. Pharmacopeias (All volumes)
S. No Items Required Available Verified

a) Homoeopathic pharmacopeia of 01
India
b) German homoeopathic 01
pharmacopeia
c) Homoeopathic pharmacopoeia of 01
united states
d) British homoeopathic 01
pharmacopoeia
B. Catalogue stating 2 copies
pharmacological action, general
characteristics and clinical
indications of the specimen:
C. Journals on practical or clinical record or herbarium shall be
maintained
D. Copy of the alcohol or spirit license or permission and utilization
register duly attested by H.O.D. shall be maintained.
E. Visit to Homoeopathic pharmacopoeia laboratory or a large-
scale manufacturing unit of homoeopathic medicines having
Good Manufacturing Practices compliance and approved by
Government authority
2. List of Equipment for Pharmacy department
S. No Items Required Available Verified
2.1. Pill tiles 30
2.2. Porcelain dishes 30
2.3. Crucibles with tongs 30
2.4. Silica crucibles 02
2.5. Pestles and mortars (iron, glass, 1+1+30
porcelain)
2.6. Water bath, metal or electric 30
2.7. Microscope (student type) 05
2.8. Thin layer chromatography 1
apparatus including UV chamber
2.9. Ph meter 2
2.10. Stopwatch 25
2.11. Hydrometer 5
2.12. Alcoholometer 5
2.13. Pycnometer 10
2.14. Water still (distilled water plant) 1
2.15. Percolator 5
2.16. Macerator 5
2.17. Botanical slides 10

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 2.18. Colorimeter 01
2.19. Spectro scope 01
2.20. Manual/mechanical/Electric 2/01/01
potentiser
2.21. Electric triturator 2
2.22. Dissecting microscope 02
2.23. Distillation apparatus (glass) 1 set
2.24. Hot air oven 01
2.25. Electronic balance 10
2.26. Physical balance 01
2.27. Measuring glasses
Glass beaker (100 ml, 250 ml, 500 05 each
ml, 1000 ml)
Volumetric flask (250 ml, 500 ml, 05 each
1000 ml)
Measuring cylinder (10 ml, 50 ml, 30 each
100 ml, 500 m l, 1000 ml
Test tubes (8 ml, 10 ml, 12 ml) 30 each
with holder
Watch glass As required
Graduated pipette (1 ml, 10 ml) As required
2.28. Glass retort 02
2.29. Bunsen burner with gas connection 05
2.30. Miscellaneous
a) Chemicals
Ammonium chloride As Required
Ammonium oxalate As Required
Barium chloride As Required
Calcium carbide As Required
Calcium carbonate As Required
Copper sulphat As Required
Hydrochloric acid As Required
Iodine As Required
Nessler’s reagent As Required
Nitric acid As Required
Potassium ferro cyanide As Required
Salicylic acid As Required
Silver nitrite As Required
Sodium hydroxide As Required
Sodium chloride As Required
Sulphur As Required
Sulphuric acid As Required
Borax As Required

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 b) Drugs (samples prepared by students)
i. Mother tinctures:
Arnica montana 05 each
Calendula officinalis 05 each
Cantharis 05 each
Echinacea angustifolia 05 each
Euphrasia officinalis 05 each
Hydroskis canadensis 05 each
Rhus toxicodendron 05 each
Ruta graveolens 05 each
Mullein oil 05 each
ii. Potentized medicines Common
polychrest medicines in various
potencies and scales.

c) Vehicles
i. Lactose (pharmaceutical grade) As required
ii. Globules (number 10,20, 30, 40) As required
iii. Blank tablets ( 1gr, 3 gr and 5 gr) As required
iv. Distilled water As required
v. Strong alcohol As required
vi. Dispensing alcohol As required
vii. Dilute alcohol As required
viii. Rectified spirit (60op) As required
ix. Glycerine As required
x. Olive oil As required
xi. White petroleum jelly As required
xii. Lanolin As required
xiii. Wax As required
2.31. Glass phials As required
2.32. Glass bottles (15 ml,30 ml, 60 ml, As required
100ml)
2.33. Glass rods As required
2.34. Glass funnels As required
2.35. Filter paper (Whatman As required
grade 1, pack of 100).
Normal filter paper
(pack of 100)
Litmus paper (blue)
2.36. Ointment slab 45
2.37. Gas apparatus for filtration with 02
vacuum
2.38. Chopping board 25
2.39. Chopping knife 25
2.40. Spatula (horn, stainless steel) 25
2.41. Burette 5
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 2.43. Sieve (no. 10,22,44,60, 85,120) 2 each
2.44. Thermometer 2
2.45. Graduated conical glass 15
(10,50,100ml)
2.46. Wire gauze 5
2.47. Tripod stand 5
2.48. Porcelain bowl 25
2.49. Lactometer 10
3. Chart or digital display or standee or photo panel
S. No Items Available
/Not Verified
Available
3.1. Homoeopathic pharmacopoeia (all volumes)
3.2. Sources of drugs
3.3. Homoeopathic Pharmaceutical Codex
3.4. Standardisation of drugs – organoleptic evaluation
3.5. Standardisation of drugs – microscopic evaluation
3.6. Standardisation of drugs – physical evaluation
3.7. Standardisation of drugs – chemical evaluation
3.8. Standardisation of drugs – biological evaluation
3.9. Preservation of drugs and potencies
3.10. Vehicle – solid vehicle
3.11. Vehicle – liquid vehicle
3.12. Vehicle – semi solid vehicle
3.13. Preparation of homoeopathic drugs – Hahnemannian method
3.14. Preparation of homoeopathic drugs – new method
3.15. Scales of potentisation
3.16. Methods of potentisation
3.17. Principles of posology
3.18. Prescription writing
3.19. Pharmaconomy
3.20. Various types of external application
s
3.21. Hahnemannian drug proving
3.22. Homoeopathic pathogenetic trial
3.23. Phytoconstituents
3.24. Homoeopathic pharmacy acts and rules
3.25. Various types of drug actions
3.26. Indian medicines and their local names
Charts are to be prepared by the students and record to be maintained in A4 size sheet
also.
4. Herbarium 20
5. Available/ Verified
Laminated photos of drug sources Not
Available
5.1. Vegetable kingdom
5.2. Animal kingdom
5.3. Mineral kingdom
5.4. Nosodes
5.5. Sarcodes
5.6. Imponderabilia
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 5.7. Synthetic sources
6. Models Available/N Verified
ot Available
6.1. Potentiser
6.2. Triturator
6.3. Globule making pan
7. Total number of specimens Required Available/N Verified
ot Available
7.1. Vegetable: dry specimen 50
Fresh / wet specimen 20
7.2. Animal 10
7.3. Chemical 20
8. Herbal Garden Required Available/N Verified
ot Available
8.1. No. of species planted 30
8.2. Plants on pots 30
8.3. Irrigation facility education
8.4. Pharmacy tour conducted during the last year and along with Copy
date and certificate. Attached as
Annexure
9. Staff qualification as per schedule III
Sr. No Designation Name of faculty Verified
Teaching Staff
Professor or Associate Professor
Assistant Professor
Non-Teaching Staff
Lab Attendant
Multi-tasking Staff

DEPARTMENT OF HOMOEOPATHIC PHARMACY(PG) (Annexure 15b)

Space for Post Graduate students, discussion rooms, Post Graduate Teaching faculty room and
Departmental Library -90 sq. mtr.
Details of items of Equipment etc available as per NCH(MES) Regulations
1. Equipments and Materials shall be as per the Table given below:-
Sr. No Equipments Required Available Verified
1.1. Desktop or Laptop 2
1.2. LCD Projector 01
1.3. Round or Center table (for good seating arrangements) 01
1.4. Chairs 20
1.5. Notice board 01
1.6. External hard disc 01
1.7. Charts or Electronic Display 16
1.8. Herbarium sheets 20
1.9. X Ray View Box 01
1.10. Poster presentations on Dissertations Dissertatio
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 academic
years
1.11. Books 5 sets
1.12. Audio visual and internet facility
1.13. Two Cupboards for storage of departments books with list
1.14. E-Library subscription for each students
2. List of Charts or Electronic Displays
Sr. No Items Available Verified
2.1. Homoeopathic Pharmacopoeia;
2.2. Standardisation of drugs – Organoleptic evaluation;
2.3. Standardisation of drugs – Microscopic evaluation;
2.4. Standardisation of drugs – Physical evaluation;
2.5. Standardisation of drugs – Chemical evaluation;
2.6. Standardisation of drugs – Biological evaluation;
2.7. Preservation of drugs and potencies;
2.8. Preparation of Homoeopathic drugs – Hahnemannian method;
2.9. Preparation of Homoeopathic drugs – New method;
2.10. Scales of potentisation;
2.11. Methods of potentisation;
2.12. Principles of posology;
2.13. Pharmaconomy;
2.14. Homoeopathic pharmacy acts and rules;
2.15. Various types of drug actions;
2.16. Indian medicines and their local names.
3. Details of Teaching Faculty
Teaching Staff
Sr. No Designation Name of Verified
faculty
Professor
Associate Professor
Assistant Professor
Non-Technical Staff
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 DEPARTMENT OF MATERIA MEDICA (UG) (Annexure 16 a)

Space for teachers and supporting staff, demonstration room, laboratories, museum and departmental
library-75 sq. mtr.
Details of items of Equipment etc available as per NCH(MES) Regulations
1. Requirement in Museum: charts, digital display, standee or Photos panel (picture wise presentation)-
topic covered for each year & needs to be changed after every 4 months. *Establishment of New
Colleges-charts should be proportionate (1st to 4th) to their level and five charts shall be added
manually.
S. No Items Required Available Verified
1.1. Plant kingdom 10
1.2. Animal kingdom 10
1.3. Mineral kingdom 10
1.4. Ophidia groups 05
1.5. Spider family 02
1.6. Nosodes 01
1.7. Sarcodes 01
1.8. Imponderabilia 01
2. Other creative charts (One each) shall be on following subjects, namely
2.1. Characteristics of acute remedies;
2.2. Characteristics of deep acting constitutional remedies;
2.3. Characteristics of rare medicine;
Charts are to be prepared by the students and record to be maintained in A4 size
sheets also.
3. Specimen
Dry and Wet specimen from all 25
kingdoms
4. Photograph of the following founder and contributors in the field of homoeopathy
Materia medica mentioning the date of birth or death and brief sketch shall be
displayed:-
4.1. Dr. Samuel Hahnemann
4.2. Dr. [Link]
4.3. Dr. Constantine Hering
4.4. Dr. [Link]
4.5. Dr. [Link]
4.6. Dr. Richard Hughes
4.7. [Link]
4.8. Dr. M.L. Tyler
4.9. Dr. William Boericke
4.10. Dr. C. Dunham
4.11. Dr. [Link]
4.12. Dr. [Link]
4.13. Dr. [Link]
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 5. Details of Teaching Faculty
Teaching Staff
Designation Name of faculty Verified
Professor
Associate Professor
Assistant Professor
Non-Teaching Staff
Muti- tasking staff

DEPARTMENT OF HOMOEOPATHIC MATERIA MEDICA (PG) (Annexure 16 b)

Space for Post Graduate students, discussion rooms, Post Graduate Teaching faculty room and
Departmental Library -90 sq. mtr.
Details of items of Equipment etc available as per NCH(MES) Regulations
1. Equipments and Materials shall be as per the Table given below:-
Sr. No Equipments Required Available Verified
1.1. Desktop or Laptop 2
1.2. LCD Projector 01
1.3. Round or Center table (for good seating arrangements) 01
1.4. Chairs 20
1.5. Notice board 01
1.6. External hard disc 01
1.7. Charts or Electronic Display 15
1.8. Books 5 sets
1.9. X- Ray View Box 01
1.10. Poster presentations on Dissertations Dissertations
of last three
academic
years
1.11. Audio visual and internet facility
1.12. Two Cupboards for storage of departments books with list
1.13. E-Library subscription for each students
2. List of Charts or Electronic Display
Sr. No ITEMS Available Verified
2.1. Science and Philosophy of Homoeopathic Materia Medica;
2.2. Different approaches to study Homoeopathic Materia Medica;
2.3. Periodic table;
2.4. Pictorial – Three polychrest – one each from Plant, Animal, Mineral
kingdom;
2.5. Nodoses – Any two medicines;
2.6. Sarcode-One medicine;
2.7. Group symptoms or study – Three groups ;
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 3. Details of Teaching Faculty
Sr. No Designation Name of faculty Verified
Teaching Staff
Professor
Associate Professor
Assistant Professor
Non-Technical Staff
Attendant or Assistant

DEPARTMENT OF ORGANON OF MEDICINE AND HOMOEOPATHIC PHILOSOPHY

AND FUNDAMENTALS OF PSYCHOLOGY(UG) (Annexure 17 a)
Space for teachers and supporting staff, demonstration room, laboratories, museum and departmental
library-75 sq. mtr.
Details of items of Equipment etc available as per NCH(MES) Regulations
1. Requirement in Museum:
S. No Items Required Available Verified
1.1. Specimens or photos
1.2. Teaching (20 acute & 10 chronic cases):
material: 2 copies each.
Catalogue
containing acute
& chronic cases
1.3. E-material- software or
videos or ppt or charts
1.4.
Charts or Digital display
or standees or photo panel:
Out of all the charts
mentioned below five
charts are to be displayed
in museum and need to be
changed after every four
months.
5 charts
History of medicine-
5 charts (World, India, State)
History of Homoeopathy-
Organon of medicine 15 charts
10 charts
Philosophy
05 charts
Psychology
1.5. Topics for chart or Digital display or standees or photo panel: -
What is Homoeopathy
Contents of organon of medicine
Editions of Organon
Physician (mission, ideals of cure, qualification)
Therapeutic law of nature
Modus operandi of homoeopathy cure
Comparison of different systems of medicine
Classification of diseases
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 Guidelines for case taking
Drug proving mentioning the methods, prover, guidelines
Drug dynamization mentioning the methods, scales
Comparison of chronic miasm
One sided disease
Mental diseases
Intermittent diseases
Auxiliary measures
Fundamental principles of homoeopathy
Classification ofsymptoms
Logic- Inductive and Deductuve
Susceptibility
Constitution (temperament, diathesis)
Prognosis (observations after action of medicine)
Prescriptions (first and subsequent)
Comparison of concepts (J T Kent, H A Roberts, [Link])
Analysis or evaluation of symptom
Posology
Psychology (types)
Personality (types)
Emotions
Behaviours and reactions
Memory and intellect
Charts are to be prepared by the students and record be maintained in A4 size sheet also.
1.6. Other requirements in Museum: -
Photograph of the following founder and contributors in the field of organon and
Homoeopathic philosophy mentioning the date of birth or death and brief sketch shall
be displayed :-
Name of stalwart Available Verified
/Not
Available
Dr. Samuel Hahnemann
Dr. [Link]
Dr. Stuart Close
Dr. Herbert A Roberts
Dr. [Link]
Dr. [Link]
[Link] Sarkar
[Link] Rajendra Lal Dutta
Dr. B.K. Sirker
[Link] Harish chand
[Link]
[Link] Singh
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 2.
Details of Teaching Faculty
Teaching Staff
[Link] Name of faculty Verified
Designation
Professor
Associate professor
Assistant professor

Non- Teaching Staff

Muti -Tasking staff
A separate visiting faculty of the minimum cadre of Assistant professor with qualifications as
specified in Schedule III shall be engaged for teaching of fundamentals of psychology.

DEPARTMENT OF ORGANON OF MEDICINE AND HOMOEOPATHIC PHILOSOPHY (PG)

(Annexure 17 b)
Space for Post Graduate students, discussion rooms, Post Graduate Teaching faculty room and
Departmental Library -90 sq. mtr.
Details of items of Equipment etc available as per NCH(MES) Regulations
1. Equipments and Materials shall be as per the Table given below: -
Sr. No Equipments Required Available Verified
1.1. Desktop or Laptop 2
1.2. LCD Projector 01
1.3. Round or Center table (for good seating 01
arrangements)
1.4. Chairs 20
1.5. Notice board 01
1.6. External hard disc 01
1.7. Charts or Electronic Display 15
1.8. Books 5 sets
1.9. X- Ray View Box 01
1.10. Poster presentations on Dissertations Dissertations of last
03 academic years
1.11. Audio visual and internet facility
1.12. Two Cupboards for storage of departments books with list
1.13. E-Library subscription for each students
2. List of Charts or Electronic Display
Sr. No ITEMS Available Verified
2.1. Different philosophies;
2.2. Case Taking;
2.3. Classification of disease;
2.4. Ground plan of Organon;
2.5. Cardinal principles of homoeopathy;
2.6. Concept of disease evolution;
2.7. Different edition of Organon of Medicine;
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 2.9. Causation of disease;
2.10. Hahnemannian Concept of Man;
2.11. Display on posology;
2.12. Assessment of susceptibility;
2.13. Evaluation of symptoms by [Link];
2.14. Evaluation of symptoms by [Link]; and
2.15. Evaluation of symptoms by C.M. Boger.
3. Details of Teaching Faculty
Teaching Staff
Sr. No Designation Name of faculty Verified
Professor
Associate Professor
Assistant Professor
Non-Technical Staff
Attendant or Assistant

DEPARTMENT OF REPERTORY AND CASE TAKING (UG) (Annexure 18 a)

Space for teachers and supporting staff, demonstration room, laboratories, museum and departmental
library-75 sq. mtr.
Details of items of Equipment etc available as per NCH(MES) Regulations
1. Requirement in Museum:
i. The department shall be equipped with ten computers to be upgraded to latest configuration from
time to time with necessary accessories and five different homoeopathic software packages
consisting of different repertories like Kent, Boger Boenninghausen, Boericke, Pathak, Synthesis,
Murphy, Complete Repertory etc.
ii. Fifteen Charts or Digital display or standees or photo panel on repertory shall be provided on
following topics, namely:-
S. No Items Available Verified

a. Evolution of repertories
b. Definition of repertory and its need and uses
c. Classification of repertories
d. Process of cross repertorization
e. Boenninghausen evaluation order of symptoms or approach.
f. Kent’s evaluation order of symptoms/approach
g. Boger’s evaluation order of symptoms/approach
h. Kent’s repertory editions
i. Card repertories
j. Repertorial syndrome and potential differential field
k. Conceptual image
l. Regional repertories
m. Repertory software
n. Analysis and evaluation of symptoms
o. Case taking and repertory.

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 2. Photograph of the following founder and contributors in the field of homoeopathy
repertory mentioning the date of birth or death and brief sketch shall be displayed:-
Sr. No Items Available Verified

i. Dr. Samuel Hahnemann

ii. Dr. J.T. Kent
iii. Dr. C.V. Boenninghausen
iv. Dr. C.M. Boger
v. Dr.G.H. Jahr
vi. Dr.S.R. Phatak
vii. [Link] Kishore
viii. [Link] P Patel
ix. Dr. Frederik Schroyens
x. Dr. Roger van Zandvoort
xi. Dr. Robin Murphy
xii. Dr.D.P. Rastogi
xiii. Local or regional homeopaths of reputation
3. Details of Teaching Faculty
Sr. No Designation Name of faculty Verified
Teaching Staff
Professor
Associate Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Non-Teaching Staff
Multi-Tasking Staff

DEPARTMENT OF HOMOEOPATHIC REPERTORY AND CASE TAKING(PG)

(Annexure 18 b)
Space for Post Graduate students, discussion rooms, Post Graduate Teaching faculty room and
Departmental Library -90 sq. mtr.
Details of items of Equipment etc available as per NCH(MES) Regulations
1. Equipments and Materials shall be as per the Table given below:-
Sr. No Equipments Required Available Verified
1.1. Desktop or Laptop 5
1.2. LCD Projector 01
1.3. Round or Center table 01
1.4. Chairs 20
1.5. Notice board 01
1.6. External hard disk 01
1.7. Charts or Electronic Display 15
1.8. Homoeopathic Repertory Software 5
(Preferably multiuser)
1.9. X- Ray View Box 01

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1.10. Poster presentations on Dissertations Dissertations of last three
academic years
1.11. Audio visual and internet facility
1.12. Two Cupboards for storage of departments books with list
1.13. E-Library subscription for each students
2. List of Charts or Electronic Display
Sr. No Items Available Verified
2.1. Evolution of Repertories;
2.2. Repertorial approaches- [Link];
2.3. Repertorial approaches -[Link];
2.4. Repertorial approaches –[Link];
2.5. Concept of Key note Symptoms;
2.6. Non reportorial approach – Structurisation;
2.7. Card Repertories;
2.8. Repertorial syndrome and Potential differential field;
2.9. Meaning of Rubric and Sub Rubric;
2.10. General concepts of Repertorisation;
2.11. Repertory and Repertorisation;
2.12. Regional Repertories;
2.13. Computer Software;
2.14. Case- Taking and Repertory;
2.15. Analysis and Evaluation of Symptoms;
2.16. Classification of repertory.
3. Details of Teaching Faculty
Teaching Staff
Sr. No Designation Name Of Faculty Verified
Professor
Associate Professor
Assistant Professor
Non-Technical Staff
Attendant or Assistant

DEPARTMENT OF PATHOLOGY & MICROBIOLOGY (Annexure 19)

Space for teachers and supporting staff, demonstration room, laboratories, museum and departmental
library-175 sq. mtr.
Details of items of Equipment etc available as per NCH(MES) Regulations
S. No Items Required Available VERIFIED
in number

1. Hot air oven (50oc) for special 1

standing
2. Centrifuge machine electric roto fix 2
3. Water bath, electric 4
4. Glass ware As required
5. Beaker 100 ml 30 pcs
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 6. Glass cylinder 100 ml 30 pcs
7. Test tubes ( 6`× ½ ") 100 pcs
8. Test tubes ( 4"× ½)" 100 pcs
9. Glass rods (1 feet ) 30 pcs
10. 10. Glass slides (microscopy) 200 pcs
11. Glass cover slip 300 pcs
12. Glass dropper 30 pcs
13. Conical flask 15 pcs
14. A Stains:- As Required
Leishman stain
Buffer solution
Deionized water
B Gram stain:- As Required
Crystal violet
Gram's iodine
Acetone
Safranin
C Ziehlnelsen stain:- As Required
Carbol -fuchsin
Concentrated sulphuric acid
Methylene blue
D Heat & acetic acid test:- For presence As Required
of albumin in urine

96;% glacial acetic acid

Deionized water
E Benedict’s qualitative test:- For As Required
presence of sugar in urine

benedict's qualitative reagent

F Rothera’s test:- For presence of As Required
ketone bodies in urine.
Ammonium sulphate
Sodium nitroprusside
Liquor ammonia
G Total WBC count:- As Required
WBC diluting fluid
H Total RBC count As Required
RBC diluting fluid
I Hemoglobin estimation by As Required
colorimeter
J Drabkin,' s solution As Required
K Hb standard As Required
L N /10 hydrochloric acid ( HCL ) by As Required
acid
M haematin method by sahli's As Required
haemoglobinometer
15. Blood grouping reagent anti a , anti b As required
, anti d:
16. For stool test for ova , parasite , cyst As required
Lugol"s iodine
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 17. Material for preparing media:-
Nutrient agar media; As required
Macconkey's media
Lowenstein jensen media ( LJ
media);
Sterile petri dish ( glass or plastic );
Nichrome wire loop holder;
Deionized water.
18. Materials required for
histopathology :
Mechanical rotary microtome 01
Hot air oven 01
Water bath 01
Acetone
2-propanol
Xylene
Dpxmountant
Formaldehyde
Chemicals: 37% As Required
Glycerol
Formic acid 85%
Papanicilaou
solution
Methylene blue
Slide box
Dropping bottle
Diamond pencil
L mould
Cassette
Cover glass slip : Hematoxylin&
22× 22mm eosin stain
/18×18 mm As Required
(h&e): powder
Hcl 35% : 500ml
Nitric acid :
500ml
Slides
Small forceps
(tooth and
without tooth) :
Steel scale
Scissors
Glass jar
19. Incubator 2
20. Hemocytometer with RBC and WBC 25
pipettes
21. Sahli’s haemoglobinometer 25
22. Autoclave 2
23. Anaerobic apparatus 2
24. Stopwatch ½ sec 2
25. Ph meter 1
26. Microscopes with oil immersion lens, 45
movable stage and condenser
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 27. High power centrifuge for serological/ 1
hematological work
28. Westergren’s pipette for Erythrocyte 10
sedimentation rate estimation
29. Wintrobehaematocrit tube for 10
Erythrocyte sedimentation rate and
packed cell volume
30. Colony counter 1
31. Coplin jars 02
32. Computer with accessories 01
33. Colorimeter and auto analyzer 01
34. Elisa reader for serological test 01
35. Pathological specimens 25
36. Urinometer (other than mercury) 02
37. Requirements in Museum
Histopathology slides 25
Models 20

38 Details of Teaching Faculty

Teaching Staff
Sr. No Designation Name Of Faculty Verified
Professor
Associate Professor
Assistant Professor
Non-Teaching Staff
Lab technician 01
Lab attendant 01
Multi-tasking staff 01

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 DEPARTMENT OF FORENSIC MEDICINE & TOXICOLOGY (Annexure 20)
Space for teachers and supporting staff, demonstration room, laboratories, museum and departmental
library-75 sq. mtr.
Details of items of Equipment etc available as per NCH (MES) Regulations 2024
Verified
Sr. No Items Required Available in
number
1. Weighing machine dial type 01
human
2. Equipment for measuring height 01
3. Vernier caliper scale 01
4. X-ray view box one in four 01
5. Catalogue stating characteristics 02 copies
and Clinical applications of the
toxicological and other
specimen.
6. Catalogue of poisons and their 25
antidote, Catalogue or list of
household antidote
7. a) Bones; 01 each of
b) Skull. male and
c) Pelvis (complete with female
sacrum, coccyx).
8. a) Bullets; 01 of each
b) Pistol bullet;
c) Revolver bullet;
d) Rifle bullet.
9. Shotgun cartridge 01
10. Sample of fixed knot or loop, 01 each
slip knot, loop
11. Stomach tube 01
12. Hand lens (study of fingerprint 02
purpose)
13. Comparison microscope for 01
finger print
14. X-ray films depicting 05
ossification center (appearance
and fusion) of different bones to
access age and sex of the person.
15. Audio- visual presentation of 02
post mortem educational
compact discs or digital video
discs.
16. Requirements in Museum:-
a) Models
Sr. No Items Available in number Verified
Vertical section of tooth
Hair root
Patterns of fingerprints
Cadaveric spasm
Marbling sign

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 Patterned abrasion
Color changes in bruise
Laceration
Incised wound
Chop wound
Stab wound
Wound of entry and wound of
exit
Coup and countercoup injuries
Intracranial hemorrhage
Fix knot and slip knot
b) Charts or Digital display or standee or photo panel and certificate formats of the
following, namely: -
Sr. No Items Available in number Verified
I. Purpose or objects of autopsy
II. Rules of autopsy
III. Autopsy report format
IV. Signs of death- immediate, early,
late
V. Rigor mortis- onset and duration
VI. Medical certificate and reports
intimation to police
VII. Accident register format
VIII. Wound certificate
IX. Age estimation format
X. Age certificate
XI. Examination of rape victim
XII. Examination of accused of rape
or sodomy
XIII. Performa for examination of
potency or impotency of male
XIV. Certificate of potency or
impotency of female
XV. Duties of medical practitioner in
medico-legal cases
Charts are to be prepared by the students and record are to be maintained in A 4 size
sheet also.
c) Toxicological specimens: 35 (As per
Syllabus)
d) Weapons (blunt, sharp and 20
pointed)
e) The following Lists of Acts and regulations to be kept, namely:-
Sr. No Items Available Verified

I. National Commission for

Homoeopathy Act, 2020 and
code of ethics under it.
II. Workmen’s compensation Act,
1923
III. Employees state insurance Act,
1948.
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 IV. Medical termination of
pregnancy Act, 1971
V. Dangerous drugs Act, 1930.
VI. The Mental Health Care Act,
2017.(published in Official
Gazette on 7thApril, 2017).
VII. Indian Evidence Act, 1872
VIII. Personal injuries (Compensation
insurance) Act,1963.
IX. The Drugs and Magic Remedies
(objectionable advertisements)
Act, 1954.
X. Homoeopathic practitioners
(professional conduct, etiquette
& code of ethics) regulations,
1982,
XI. Homoeopathic practitioners
(professional conduct, etiquette
& code of ethics) regulations,
2002
XII. Homoeopathic practitioners
(professional conduct, etiquette
& code of ethics) regulations,
2022
XIII. Clinical Establishments
(Registration and Regulation)
Act, 2010.
XIV. The protection of children from
sexual offences (POCSO) Act,
2012.
XV. Protection of women from
domestic violence Act 2005.
XVI. Sexual harassment of women at
workplace (prevention,
prohibition, and redressal) Act,
2013.
XVII. Juvenile Justice (care and
protection of children) Act,
2000.
XVIII. The Transplantation of Human
Organs and Tissues Act, 1994.
XIX. National Ethical Guidelines for
Biomedical and health Research
involving Human Participants-
Indian council of Medical
Research, 2017.
XX. Drug and Cosmetics Act, 1940
and other updated relevant rules
and Regulations.
XXI. Medical Termination of
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 XXII. The Arms Act, 1959.
17. Records of students visit to
district courts and hospitals to
observe court proceedings and
postmortem.

Details of Teaching Faculty

Sr. No Designation Name of Faculty Verified
1. Professor
2. Associate Professor
3. Assistant Professor
Non-Teaching Staff
1. Multi-tasking staff 01

DEPARTMENT OF SURGERY (Annexure 21)

Space for teachers and supporting staff, demonstration room, laboratories, museum and departmental
library-75 sq. mtr.
Details of items of Equipment etc available as per NCH(MES) Regulations
S. No Items Required Available Verified
1. Allis tissue forceps Minimum 2
2. Curved allis Minimum 2
3. Mosquito forceps Minimum 1
4. Tooth forceps Minimum 4
5. Chittal forceps Minimum 1
6. Needle holder Minimum 1
7. Sponge holding forceps Minimum 1
8. Allis Minimum 1
9. Simple forceps Minimum 2
10. Rubber catheter Minimum 2
11. Folley’s catheter Minimum 2
12. Cannula Minimum 4
13. Tracheal tube Minimum 2
14. Straight scissor Minimum 4
15. Artery forceps Minimum 4
16. Scissors Minimum 4
17. Proctoscope Minimum 4
18. Suture material As required
19. Dressing material As required
20. Ryle’s tube Minimum 4
21. Catheter Minimum 4
22. Dressing tray Minimum 1
23. Kidney tray Minimum 4
24. Tray Minimum 4
25. Dressing drum Minimum 1
26. Auroscope Minimum 3
27. Stethoscope Minimum 4
28. Measuring tape Minimum 4
29. Hammer Minimum 4
30. Ophthalmoscope Minimum 1
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32. Dental instruments Minimum 1
33. ENT instruments Minimum 1
34. Infant feeding tube Minimum 1
35. Laryngoscope Minimum 1
36. Retractor Minimum 5
37. Sim’s speculum Minimum 5
38. Requirements in Museum
a) Charts or Digital display or standees or photo panel of the following namely: -
Items Available/ Not Available Verified

I. Differential diagnosis of swelling or

examination of swelling
II. Types of ulcer or classification of ulcer
III. Tumor classification
IV. Hernia classification
V. Types of injury
VI. Sinus and fistula
VII. Classification of burns and Rule of Nine
in burns
VIII. Types of hemorrhage
IX. Varicose vein
X. Types of shock
XI. Peptic ulcer
XII. Acute appendicitis
XIII. Acute pancreatitis
XIV. Acute intestinal obstruction
XV. Acute cholecystitis with cholelithiasis
XVI. Differential diagnosis of acute abdomen
XVII. Causes of abdominal pain according to
the region of abdomen
XVIII. Renal stone types
XIX. Remedies of renal stone
XX. Inguinoscrotal swelling types
XXI. Types of fracture
XXII. Remedies of injuries
XXIII. Glasgow’s coma scale
XXIV. Types of neck swelling
XXV. Instruments in surgery
Charts are to be prepared by the students and records are to be maintained in A4 size sheet
also.
b) The following list of specimen, namely: -
Sr. No Items Available/ Not Verified
Available
1. Lipoma
2. Cyst
3. Corn
4. TURP: prostate
5. Cholecystectomy
6. Appendix
7. Ganglion

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 8. Renal stones treated by homoeopathy
9. Bladder stone
10. X-ray of fracture
11. X-ray of Intestinal Obstruction,
Sinusitis, OA Knee, Spondylosis and
Spondylolisthesis
12. X-ray of pneumonia, Emphysema and
Bronchiectasis.

Details of Teaching Faculty

Sr. No Designation Name of Faculty Verified
1. Professor
2. Associate Professor
3. Assistant Professor
Non-Teaching Staff
1. Multi-Tasking Staff 1

DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY MEDICINE, RESEARCH METHODOLOGY AND

BIOSTATISTICS (UG) (Annexure 22 a)
Space for teachers and supporting staff, demonstration room, laboratories, museum and departmental
library-100 sq. mtr.
Space for Post Graduate students, discussion rooms, Post Graduate Teaching faculty room and
Departmental Library -90 sq. mtr.
Details of items of Equipment etc available as per HEB(MES) Regulations
S. No Items Required Available Verified
1. Barometer (fortin) 1
2. Lactometer 1
3. Alcoholmeter 1
4. Water purifier (having ro, uv, tds 1
regulator)
5. Total dissolved solids (tds) meter 2
6. Glucometer 2
7. Air quality monitor 2
8. Mid upper arm circumference measuring 5
tape
9. Display: Immunization, community As required
programmes health, other family welfare
programmes, bio statistics & research
methodology models, sociology related
information on display.
10. Refrigerator 02
11. Hydrometer spirit- 02
12. Hydrometer milk 02
13. Weighing machine adult 03
14. Salter’s baby weighing machine 02
15. Harpenden skinfold caliper 02
16. Height measuring stand 02
17. Catalogue on methods of various 02
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 visits, and synopsis on other related
topics.
18. Horrock’s apparatus (for estimating 02
bleaching powder need for water
disinfection)
19. Chloroscope (for checking the residual 02
chlorine in drinking water)
20. Requirements in Museum:-
a) Models of the following, namely
Items Available/ Not Verified
Available
Slow sand model
Rapid sand model
Sanitary well model
Insanitary well model
RCA latrine model
Septic tank latrine model
Life cycle of 4 types of mosquito model
Life cycle of malaria parasite model
Life cycle of filaria model
Smokeless chullah
Life cycle of important helminthes
Ideal well model
b) Chart or Digital display or standee or photo panel and diagrams of the following,
namely:-
Items Available/ Not Verified
Available
Concept of health and disease
Epidemiology of communicable diseases
Immunization and immunization
schedule
Homoeoprophylaxis
Demography and family planning
Health information and biostatistics
Non-communicable disease
Information, education, communication
and counselling
Diet, nutrition and nutritional problems
and programme
National health programmes
International health agencies
Noise, light, radiation and meteorology
Environmentalsanitation, latrine
Water and sewage treatment
Bio-medical waste management
Wand washing, standard precaution, ppe
Medical entomology
Occupational health
Smoking, alcoholism & drug addiction

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 Health administration and health care
delivery system
Energy requirement and energy
utilization
Important days and weeks of public
health
Screening of diseases
Other material concerning
communicable diseases, diet,
prophylactics,National health
programmes.
Research Methodology and
Biostatistics charts or
Digital display or standees
or photo panel of the
following, namely:-
i. Care guidelines check list
ii. International standards for
clinical trial registries
iii. Clinical study reports
iv. Good clinical practices
v. Pharmacovigilance

Village Adoption/ health

programs under
Swasthya Kalyan Scheme
Charts are to be prepared by the students and record are to be maintained in A4 size
sheet also.
c) Statistical software
d) The following visit required for homoeopathic undergraduate students and proper
record of each visit shall be maintained, namely:-

Sr. No Items Available/ Not Verified

Available
(i) Water treatment plant
(ii) Milk pasteurisation plant
(iii) Primary health center
(iv) Sub-center or anganwadi
center
(v) Old age home
(vi) Industrial units
(vii) Infectious disease Hospital
(viii) Health mela or health
check-up camp
(ix) Rehab center for physical
and mental disabilities
(x) Mental health facilities
include remand home,
asylum, child care centers.
21. Non-Teaching Staff
Statistical Assistant 01
Multi-Tasking Staff 01

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 Details of Teaching Faculty
Sr. No Designation Name of Faculty Verified
Professor
Associate Professor
Assistant Professor

DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY MEDICINE(PG) (Annexure 22 b)

Space for Post Graduate students, discussion rooms, Post Graduate Teaching faculty room and
Departmental Library -90 sq. mtr.
Details of items of Equipment etc available as per HEB(MES) Regulations

1. Equipments and Materials shall be as per the Table given below:-

Sr. No Equipments Required Available Verified

1.1. Desktop or Laptop 5
1.2. LCD Projector 01
1.3. Round or Center table (for good seating 01
arrangements)
1.4. Chairs 20
1.5. Notice board 01
1.6. External hard disc 01
1.7. Charts or Electronic Display 16
1.8. X- Ray View Box 01
1.9. Books 5 sets
1.10. Poster presentation on Dissertations As available
1.11. Audio visual and internet facility
1.12. Two Cupboards for storage of departments books with list
1.13. E-Library subscription for each students
2. Charts or Electronic Display and Diagrams
Sr. No Items Available Verified
2.1. Concept of health and disease;
2.2. Epidemiology of communicable diseases;
2.3. Immunization and immunization schedule;
2.4. Homoeoprophylaxis;
2.5. Demography and family planning;
2.6. Health information and biostatistics;
2.7. Diet, nutrition and nutritional problems and programme;
2.8. National health programmes;
2.9. International health agencies;
2.10. Water and sewage treatment;
2.11. Medical entomology;
2.12. Occupational health;
2.13. Smoking, alcoholism and drug addiction;
2.14. Health administration and health care delivery system;
2.15. Screening of diseases;

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2.16. Other material concerning communicable diseases, diet, prophylactics,
national health programs.
3. Details of Teaching Faculty
Teaching Staff
Sr. No Designation Name of faculty Verified
Professor
Associate Professor
Assistant Professor
Non-Technical Staff
Attendant or Assistant

DEPARTMENT OF OBSTETRIC & GYNAECOLOGY (Annexure 23)

Space for teachers and supporting staff, demonstration room, laboratories, museum and departmental
library-75 sq. mtr.
Details of items of Equipment etc available as per MES(MES) Regulations
A. Requirement in Museum
1. List of Instruments
S. No Items Required Available Verified
1.1. Sim’s speculum 01
1.2. Cusco’s speculum 01
1.3. Anterior vaginal wall retractor 01
1.4. Cervical dilators 01
1.5. Simple rubber catheter 01
1.6. Uterine curette 01
1.7. Sponge holding forceps 01
1.8. Allis tissue forceps 01
1.9. Artery forceps 01
1.10. Doyen’s retractor 01
1.11. Babcock’s forceps 01
1.12. Needle holder 01
1.13. Toothed forceps 01
1.14. Non toothed forceps (plane forceps) 01
1.15. Episiotomy scissors 01
1.16. Mayo’s scissors 01
1.17. Towel clip 01
1.18. Vulsellum 01
1.19. Cord clamps 01
1.20. Obstetric forceps 01
1.21. Foley’s catheter 01
2. Specimen required in the department are as detailed below, namely: -
S. No Items Required Available
2.1. Normal uterus with cervix 01
2.2. Placenta with foetal membranes 01
2.3. Uterine fibroid 01
2.4. Simple ovarian cyst 01
2.5. Chocolate cyst 01
2.6. Abortus 01
3. Models required in the department are as detailed below, namely: -
S. No Items Required Available
3.1. Dummy pelvis 01
3.2. Dummy baby 01

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 3.3. Labor maneuver 01
3.4. Foetal skull 01
B. Details of Teaching Faculty
Sr. No Designation Name of faculty Verified
Teaching staff
Professor
Associate Professor
Assistant Professor
Non-Teaching Staff
Multi-tasking staff

DEPARTMENT OF PRACTICE OF MEDICINE WITH ESSENTIALS OF

PHARMACOLOGY (UG) (Annexure 24 a)
A SEPARATE VISITING FACULTY ITH THE MINIMUM DESIGNATION OF ASSISTANT
PROFESSOR HAVING QUALIFICATIONS AS SPECIFIED IN SCHEDULE III SHALL BE
ENGAGED FOR TEACHING OF ESSENTIALS OF PHARMACOLOGY
Space for teachers and supporting staff, demonstration room, laboratories, museum and departmental
library-75 sq. mtr.
Space for Post Graduate students, discussion rooms, Post Graduate Teaching faculty room and
Departmental Library -90 sq. mtr.

Details of items of Equipment etc available as per MES(MES) Regulations

1. Requirement in Museum
A. List of Instruments
S. No Items Available in number Verified
a. Forceps or adson
b. Forceps or brain tissue or forceps or
debakey or sponge
c. Clamp or bulldog or crafoord or hemostat
or kelly
d. Tracheostomy tube
e. Ryles tube
f. Bone marrow biopsy needle
g. Liver biopsy needle
h. Red rubber catheter
i. Spirometer – hand held
j. ECG machine
2. Charts or Digital display or standees or photo panels of the following, namely: -

S. No Items Available in number Verified

a. Causes of breathlessness
b. Types of murmur and associated clinical
conditions
c. Non-abdominal elements of
Gastrointestinal examination
d. Abnormal auscultation sounds in
Gastrointestinal examination
e. Glasgow coma scale
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 g. The cardiovascular system (CVS)
examination
h. The respiratory system examination
i. The abdominal examination
j. The genitourinary system examination
k. The nervous system examination
l. Clinical examination in blood disorders
m. Endocrine system examination
n. Normal hematological and biochemical
values
o. Pulmonary function test study chart
Charts are to be prepared by the students and records are to be maintained in A4
size sheet also.
3.
Models of the following, namely: -
Sr. No Available in number
Items Verified

a.
Lung volumes
b.
Nail diseases
c.
Edema – types
d.
Cardiac valves – and murmurs
e.
Respiratory pathologies – differentiation
f.
Breath sounds –normal and abnormal
g.
Added sounds – pathologies
h.
Trachea – shifting, causes and
differentiation
i.
Circle of Willis – pathologic association
with cerebral blood vessels and
differentiation
j.
Nephrotic and nephritic syndrome –
clinical differentiation
k.
Right heart failure vs. left heart failure
4.
X-ray films of the following, namely: -

A.
Chest
Sr. No Available in number Verified
Items
a.
Normal chest
b.
Interstitial lung disease
c.
Atelectasis of lung
d.
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Multifocal ill-defined opacities
f.
Diffuse fine nodular opacities
g.
Nodules and masses in lung
h.
Solitary or multiple lucent lesions of lung
i.
Pneumothorax
j.
Pleural effusion or hemothorax or
empyema
k.
Emphysema
l.
Cardiomegaly
B.
Abdomen
Sr. No
Items Available in number Verified
a.
Intraperitoneal air
b.
Bowel obstruction
c.
Stones
d.
Pancreatic calcifications
Sr. No
Items Available in number
C.
Intravenous pyelogram
Sr. No
Items Available in number
D.
Cervical spine and lumbar spine
Sr. No
Items Available in number
E.
Knee and ankle

5.
CT scan of the head. -
Sr. No
Items Available in number Verified
a.
Hemorrhage – intra-parenchymal,
subarachnoid, subdural, epidural
b.
Trauma
c.
Stroke – ischemic, hemorrhagic
d.
Mass effect
e.
Hydrocephalus
Sr. No
Items Available in Number
6.
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 7.
Reports:
Sr. No
Items Available in Number
a.
Endoscopy report
b.
Colonoscopy report
8.
Details of Teaching Faculty

Teaching Staff
Sr. No
Designation Name of faculty Verified
Professor
Associate Professor
Assistant Professor

Non-Teaching Staff
Multi-tasking staff

DEPARTMENT OF PRACTICE OF MEDICINE (PG) (Annexure 24b)

Space for Post Graduate students, discussion rooms, Post Graduate Teaching faculty room and
Departmental Library -90 sq. mtr.
Details of items of Equipment etc available as per MES(MES) Regulations
1. Equipments and Materials shall be as per the Table given below:-
Sr. No Equipments Required Available Verified
1.14. Desktop or Laptop 2
1.15. LCD Projector 01
1.16. Round or Center table (for good seating arrangements) 01
1.17. Chairs 20
1.18. Notice board 01
1.19. External hard disc 01
1.20. Charts or Electronic Display 15
1.21. Medical equipment for clinical training As per
requirement
1.22. X- Ray View Box 01
1.23. Books 5 sets
1.24. Poster presentations on Dissertations Dissertations of
last three
academic years
1.25. Audio visual and internet facility
1.26. Two Cupboards for storage of departments books with list
1.27. E-Library subscription for each students

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 2. List of Charts or Electronic Display
Sr. No ITEMS Available Verified
2.1. PNE axis and its components;
2.2. BPS model and concept of Causation;
2.3. Dermatomes and peripheral Nerve supply ;
2.4. Susceptibility and various parameters;
2.5. Hormonal Assay and its interpretation;
2.6. American association of Rheumatology criteria of diagnosis of
Rheumatoid Arthritis;
2.7. Abnormal ECG findings in various Cardiovascular pathologies;
2.8. Miasm and its characteristic expressions;
2.9. World Health Classification of Diabetes Mellitus;
2.10. Primary and secondary skin lesions;
2.11. Difference between Cardiac and respiratory dyspnea;
2.12. Types of hypersensitivity Reactions;
2.13. Materia medica therapeutics of Renal colic;
2.14. Materia medica therapeutics of Dyspnea;
2.15. Materia medica therapeutics of fever.

3. Details of Teaching Faculty

Teaching Staff
Sr. No Designation Name of faculty Verified
Professor
Associate Professor
Assistant Professor
Non-Technical Staff
Attendant or Assistant

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 DEPARTMENT OF RESEARCH METHODOLOGY AND BIOSTATISTICS (PG) (Annexure
25)
Space for Post Graduate students, discussion rooms, Post Graduate Teaching faculty room and
Departmental Library -90 sq. mtr.
Details of items of Equipment etc available as per MES Regulations
1. Equipments and Materials shall be as per the Table given below: -
Sr. No Equipments Required Available Verified
1.1. Desktop or Laptop 1
1.2. LCD Projector 01
1.3. Round or Center table (for good seating arrangements) 01
1.4. Chairs 10
1.5. Notice board 01
1.6. External hard disc 01
1.7. Charts or Electronic Display 05
1.8. Books 5 sets of books,
each on Research
methodology and
Biostatistics.
1.9. Audio visual and internet facility
1.10. One Cupboards for storage of departments books with list
1.11. E-Library subscription for each students
2. List of Charts or Electronic Display
Sr. No Items Available Verified
2.1. Case report guidelines check list;
2.2. International Standards for Clinical Trial Registries;
2.3. Clinical study Reports;
2.4. Good Clinical Practices for homoeopathy;
2.5. Pharmaco vigilance.
3. Details of Teaching Faculty
Teaching Staff
Sr. No Designation Name of faculty Verified
Professor
Associate Professor
Assistant Professor
Non-Technical Staff
Attendant or Assistant

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 DEPARTMENT OF YOGA FOR HEALTH PROMOTION(Annexure 26)
Space for Yoga instructor, supporting staff and equipment-40 sq. mtr.
Details of items of Equipment etc available as per MES Regulations
1. Equipment required in Department of Yoga for Health Promotion
S. No Items Required Available Verified
1.1. Weighing machine 1
1.2. Height chart 1
1.3. Blood pressure instrument 1
1.4. Stethoscope 1
1.5. Torch 1
1.6. Hammer 1
1.7. Patient record register 1
1.8. Case taking Performa as required
1.9. Diet chart pad as required
1.10. Yoga mat 35
1.11. Yoga stretching belt 10
1.12. Yoga exercise ball 05
1.13. Belly twister 02
1.14. Fitness cycle 01
1.15. Palm ball 05
2. Details of Teaching Faculty
Designation Required Name of faculty Available
Yoga Instructor 02 (1Male & 1
Female)
Multi-tasking staff 01

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 ADDITIONAL TEACHING DEPARTMENTS FOR PG
Department wise specific requirements
DEPARTMENT OF HOMOEOPATHIC PSYCHIATRY (Annexure 27)
Space for Post Graduate students, discussion rooms, Post Graduate Teaching faculty room and
Departmental Library -90 sq. mtr.
Details of items of Equipment etc available as per MES(MES) Regulations
1. Equipments and Materials shall be as per the Table given below: -
Sr. No Equipments Required Available Verified
1.1. Desktop or Laptop 2
1.2. LCD Projector 01
1.3. Round or Center table (for good seating arrangements) 01
1.4. Chairs 20
1.5. Notice board 01
1.6. External hard disc 01
1.7. Charts or Electronic Display 15
1.8. X-Ray View Box 01
1.9. Psychometric assessment tool
a. Tests for intelligence- WISC
b. Tests for social quotient – VSMS
c. Objective personality tests
MCMI
MMPI
d. Projective test
Rorschach test
TAT
CAT
e. Rating scales: The types and their uses
f. Books 5 sets
g. Poster presentations on Dissertations Dissertations
of last three
academic
years
1.10. Audio visual and internet facility
1.11. Two Cupboards for storage of departments books with list
1.12. E-Library subscription for each students
2. Charts or Electronic Display
Sr. No Items Available Verified
2.1. Brain structure and its function;
2.2. Models of mental health;
2.3. Sullivan’s theory of interpersonal relationships;
2.4. Chart displaying the Hahnemannian classification of mental diseases;
2.5. Modern classification of mental illness;
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 2.7. Various psychometric tests for discussion and learning related to
cognitive, emotional or personality evaluations;
2.8. Mental Status Examination;
2.9. Mini Mental Status Examination;
2.10. CCA (Cognition Conation and Affect);
2.11. Classification and expressions of anxiety disorders;
2.12. Psychosexual and psycho-social development (comparison);
2.13. Child psychiatry clinical conditions;
2.14. Affective disorders and their classification;
2.15. Schizophrenia spectrum disorders;
2.16. Model (any two) -
Maslow’s model;
Ericksons psychosocial model;
Jean piagets theory of cognitive development.

Details of Teaching Faculty

Sr. No Name of Faculty Designation Verified
1.
2.
3.
4.

DEPARTMENT OF DERMATOLOGY (Annexure 28)

Space for Post Graduate students, discussion rooms, Post Graduate Teaching faculty room and
Departmental Library -90 sq. mtr.
Details of items of Equipment etc available as per MES Regulations
1. Equipments and Materials shall be as per the Table given below: -
Sr. No Equipments Required Available Verified
1.1. Desktop or Laptop 2
1.2. LCD Projector 01
1.3. Round or Center table (for Good seating arrangements) 01
1.4. Chairs 20
1.5. Notice board 01
1.6. External hard disc 01
1.7. Charts or Electronic Display 13
1.8. Slides 30 Clinical
conditions (most
common)
1.9. X- Ray View Box 01
1.10. Books 5 sets
1.11. Poster presentations on Dissertations As available
1.12. Audio visual and internet facility
1.13. Two Cupboards for storage of departments books with list
1.14. E-Library subscription for each students

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 2. List of Charts or Electronic Display or Albums in Department
2.1. Alopecia areata;
2.2. Warts;
2.3. Atopic dermatitis Eczema and its types;
2.4. Pemphigus;
2.5. Leukoplakia;
2.6. Molluscum contagiosa;
2.7. Psoriasis;
2.8. Scabies;
2.9. Tinea cruris;
2.10. Lichen planus;
2.11. Urticaria;
2.12. Vitiligo;
2.13. Seborrheic dermatitis.
3. Details of Teaching Faculty
Teaching Staff
Sr. No Designation Name of Verified
faculty
Professor
Associate Professor
Assistant Professor
Non-Technical Staff
Attendant or Assistant

DEPARTMENT OF HOMOEOPATHIC PAEDIATRICS (Annexure 29)

Space for Post Graduate students, discussion rooms, Post Graduate Teaching faculty room and
Departmental Library -90 sq. mtr.
Details of items of Equipment etc available as per MES Regulations
1. Equipments and Materials shall be as per the Table given below:-
Sr. No Equipments Required Available Verified
1.1. Desktop or Laptop 2
1.2. LCD Projector 01
1.3. Round or Center table (for good seating 01
Arrangements)
1.4. Chairs 20
1.5. Notice board 01
1.6. External hard disc 01
1.7. Charts or Electronic Display 13
1.8. Medical instruments and equipment for As per requirement
clinical training in pediatrics
1.9. X -Ray View Box 01
1.10. Books 5 sets
1.11. Poster presentations on Dissertations Dissertations of last three
academic years
1.12. Audio visual and internet facility
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1.14. E-Library subscription for each students
2. List of Charts or Electronic Displays
Sr. No Items Available Verified
2.1. Models
Breast model;
Nutrition model;
Developmental model;
Training mannequins or dummies;
Mannequins or dummies for training - Cardiopulmonary resuscitation,
Intravenous cannula insertion.
2.2. Charts or Electronic Display
Sr. No Items Available Verified
Common deficiency Charts or Electronic Display – macro and
micronutrients – protein energy malnutrition, obesity, rickets, scurvy;
Complementary feeding chart;
Common congenital anomalies chart with images;
Pedigree chart ;
World Health Organisation growth Charts or Electronic Display;
Appearance, Pulse, Grimace, activity, and respiration score;
Grades of dehydration;
Grades of dyspnea;
Electrolyte imbalance;
Common anthropometry formulae in Pediatrics;
Common constitutional remedy pictures of children with indications of
any three;
Common disease conditions in children with images – measles, chicken
pox, mumps, worm infestation, diarrheal diseases, etc. with Homoeopathic
therapeutics of two;
Two clinical conditions with detail clinicopathological representation and
evolution.
3. Details of Teaching Faculty
Teaching Staff
Sr. No Designation Name of faculty Verified
Professor
Associate Professor
Assistant Professor
Non Technical Staff
Attendant or Assistant

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 c. UNITS: - MEDICAL EDUCATION TECHNOLOGY UNIT (METU)(Annexure 30)

List of equipment required in Medical Education Technology Unit

(See sub-clause C.(2.) of sub-regulation C of Schedule-I of regulation 5)
Space for teachers and supporting staff- 40 [Link].
Functions of the department shall, inter alia, be as follows, namely: -
Curriculum planning and implementation of Verified
Competency Based Dynamic Curriculum as
directed by the Commission; Yes / No

Evaluation of teaching and training Yes / No

programme;
Conduct workshop for faculty in areas of Yes / No
medical education technology;
Conducting research in Medical Education. Yes / No
[Link]. Medical Education Quantity Available Verified
Technology Unit (METU)
1. Smart board 1
2. Computer with latest 2
configuration
3. Round tables 2
4. Chairs 10
5. Printer and scanner 1 each
6. Overhead projectors 1
7. Books and journals on Medical 10 copies
Education Technology -:
Physical and soft copy procured
online
8. Stationary As required
*Certificate of Participation in periodical training on technology used in teaching of
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 1. Infrastructure requirement of attached homoeopathic teaching hospital
(Annexure 31)
S. No. Particulars Built up area (in Available Verified
[Link].)
Up to 100 (from 101 to
125*) students intake
A. Hospital administration block
(a) rooms for :
(i) Superintendent 100
(ii) Public relation officer
(iii) Deputy medical superintendent
(iv) Staff nurse
(b) reception & registration
B. Out-patient department (OPD)
General Medicine
Gynaecology and obstetrics
Surgery 220
Paediatrics and child health
Dressing room
Pharmacy store
Waiting area for patient
C. Clinical teaching room: 04([Link]. 120
Area each room)
D. Skill Laboratory 100
E. Inpatient department (IPD)
General medicine (male and female
ward/ bed separately)
Paediatrics
Surgery (male and female ward 450
separately)
Obstetrics and Gynaecology
Toilets and bathroom (separate for
male and female)
Doctors duty room
Nursing stations or duty room for
nurses
Pharmacy with essential medicines
Record room
F. Operation theatre unit
Operation theatre
Preparation room
Post operative recovery room
Space for sterilized linen 100
Labor room
Room for surgeon or obstetrician or
assistants
Nursing staff room
G. Rehabilitation unit
Physiotherapy
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Dietician
H. Central clinical laboratory
Pathology & microbiology 30
Biochemistry
I. Radiology and Sonography 40
section X-ray room, dark room,
provisions for storing films and
Chemicals
J. Pharmacy 25
K. Emergency unit 25
L. Hospital kitchen 30
M. Stores 30
Total 1370

2. REQUIREMENT OF HOMOEOPATHIC COLLEGIATE HOSPITAL(Annexure 32)

(See sub regulation (a) and (b) of regulation 5, sub-regulation (a) of regulation 9)
3. General Available/ not available Verified
1.1. OPD: Patient waiting Area, consultation Yes / No
room or examination room, first aid kit
1.2. Indoor wards Yes / No
1.3. Operation Theatre Yes / No
1.4. Laboratories Yes / No
1.5. Registration certificate from Pollution Yes / No
control board
1.6. Clearence permission from concerned Yes / No
state or Union Territory or local
authority to establish or run the hospital.
1.7. OPD Area: Patient waiting Area, consultation room or examination room, first aid kit
(See sub-clause 4.(a) of sub-regulation 4 of Schedule- II of regulation 5 and regulation 9)
Furniture/Fixture/Equipments Requirements for OPD(Annexure 32 a)_
Sr. Name of the For 30 beds 31 to 50 51 to 100 Available Verified
No. Equipment beds beds
i. Room with well- 1 per 1per 1 per
lighted and ventilated consultation consultatio consultatio
and equipped with a room n room n room
chair and a table for
doctor
ii. X-ray viewer 1 per 1 per 1per
consultation consultatio consultatio
room n room n room
iii. Two chairs for 1set per 1per 1set per
patients and consultation consultatio consultatio
attendants room n room n room
iv. An examination 1per 1per 1per
table of 6 ft. X consultation consultatio consultatio
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 v. Blood pressure 1per 1per 1per
apparatus consultation consultatio consultatio
room n room n room
vi. Stethoscope 1per 1per 1per
consultation consultatio consultatio
room n room n room
vii. Torch 1per 1per 1per
consultation consultatio consultatio
room n room n room
viii. Thermometer 1per 1per 1per
consultation consultatio consultatio
room n room n room
ix. Weighing machine. 1per 1per 1per
consultation consultatio consultatio
room n room n room
x. Essential diagnostic As per As per As per
tools required for requirement requireme requiremen
examination of nt t
patients as per the
scope of services
offered by the
hospital.
xi. Light source which As per As per per
gives light colour and requirement requireme requiremen
temperature similar nt As t
to solar light, Light
intensity of atleast
500 lux at the point of
examination
xii. computers 1 per 1 per 1 per
consultation consultatio consultatio
room n room n room
xiii. Telephone As per As per As per
equipment requirement requireme requireme
nt nt
xiv. Airconditioning As per As per As per
requirement requireme requireme
nt nt
xv. Adequate lockable As per As per As per
storage space requirement requireme requireme
nt nt
xvi. Foot stools 1 per 1 per 1 per
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 1.8. Peripheral OPD (Annexure 32 b)_
Sr. No Particulars Available No. Verified

i. Maximum of 10 peripheral OPDs may

be established in teaching hospitals
ii. No. of patients in each Peripheral OPD,
number wise with registers.
iii. Case records shall be clubbed with
central OPD data
1.9. Space Requirement: Hospital shall be suitably spacious to accommodate to
OPD & IPD in addition to following namely:-(Annexure 32 c)_
Reception, patients, waiting area,
dispensing room, clinical laboratory,
radiology section, medical record room,
operation theatre, labour room,
storeroom, separate wards for male &
female, duty room for doctors, nurses,
other staff and clinical teaching room
1.10. Record Maintenance: computerized
central registration system for
maintaining records of OPD & IPD
(Department wise), Rehabilitation unit,
Emergency Unit, OT Unit, Laboratory
register and Imaging Unit
register(Submit 3 months data in
Annexures 32d)

1.11. Medical record management and Available Verified

Disposal: (Annexure 32 e)
Digitalized Medical records atleast for past
ten years
Medical records in Hard copy-for IPD case
sheets for 5 years
For OPD registers and duplicate record if
any (for 5 years )
Medico legal registers and case sheets-10
years or till disposal of ongoing cases.
1.12. MoU with nearby multispecialty hospital of Modern Medicine for following facilities
(Annexure 32 f)
Operation theatre, labor room, intensive care
unit, and other required facilities for
emergency cases.
Radiological (CT scan, MRI, USG) and
special lab investigation.
1.13. Indoor Patient Department: (Annexure
32 g) Required Available Verified
a. Wards and rooms for inpatient department
General Medicine 50% (Acute 10%
and Chronic 40%)
Surgery 20%
Obstetrics & Gynecology 20%
Paediatrics 10%
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 Toilets and bathrooms (separate for male & female)
Doctors’ duty room
Nursing stations or duty room for nurses
Pharmacy with essentials medicines
Record room
b. Furniture/Fixture Requirements for IPD mentioned in table below: -
(See sub-clause 9.(b) of sub-regulation 9 of Schedule- II of regulation 5 and regulation 9)
Furniture/Fixture Requirements for IPD (Annexure 33)
Sr. No Name of the For 30 31 to 50 beds 51 to 100 Availabl Veri
Equipment Beds e fied

1. Iron beds(simple, 30 50 100

surgical & pediatrics)
2. Adequate wall or 4 8 15
steel Cupboards
3. Arm Board Adult 12 24 24
4. Backrest 4 8 20
5. Bain marie 1 per floor 1 per floor 1 per floor
trolley stainless
steel 1 per floor
6. Bed side cabinets 1per 5 1per 5 patients 1per 5 patients
patients
7. Bedside Screen 1 per ward 1 per ward or full 1 per ward or full
or full length curtains length curtains
length between the beds between the beds
curtains
between the
beds
8. Bucket Plastic 12 24 24
9. Ceiling Fans As per As per As per
requirement requirement requirement
10. Clock1perward 1 per ward 1 per ward 1 per ward
11. Containers for As needed As needed As needed
kitchen
12. Doctor’s chair for OP As needed As needed As needed
and ward,
13. Doctor’s or Office 3 10 20
table
14. Dressing trolley-1 4 8 10
per floor/ ward
depending on layout
15. Dust bins in each 6 12 15
ward and
consultation room
16. Duty table for nurses 8 20 30
17. Emergency 1 per floor 1 per floor 1 per floor
resuscitation kit
18. Enema Set 4 4 8
19. Fire extinguisher – ABC 1 per ABC 1 per ward ABC 1 per
ward or or floor based on ward or floor
floor based layout based on
on layout layout
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 20. Foot stools 16 25 25
21. Fridge 1 Per 1 Per Area or 1 Per Area or
Area Ward Ward
or Ward
22. Heavy duty Torch 1 per ward 1 per ward 1 per ward
light
23. Hospital Cots 100 300 500
24. Hospital Cots 10 30 50
Pediatric
25. Hot Water Bags 2 per 2 per ward 2 per ward 2 per ward
ward
26. Ice bags 2 per ward 2 per ward 2 per ward
27. Hot Water geyser 2 per ward 2 per ward 2 per ward
28. I V Stands - 2 per 10 20 50 100
beds
29. Intercom System 2 per ward 2 per ward 2 per ward
30. Kidney Trays1 per 5 40 50 50
beds
31. Kitchen utensils, Adequate Adequate Adequate
32. Massage table of 7ft. One per One per One per
x 2.5ft (wood or procedure Procedure room procedure room
fiber) if service is room
provided
33. Medicine trolley 1 per ward 1 per ward 1 per ward
34. Office chairs 8 20 20
35. Office Table 6 10 10
36. patient Beds with 20% of 20% of total 20% of total
side rails total beds beds beds
37. Patient call Bell 1 per bed 1 per bed 1 per bed
System
38. Patient locker 1 per bed 1 per bed 1 per bed
39. Patients – 1 per – 1 per ward or – 1 per
examination ward or floor as per the ward or
table– 1 per floor as profile of floor as
ward or floor a per the patients and per the
per the profile of profile of layout of facility profile of
patients and patients patients and
layout of facility and layout of
layout of facility
facility
40. Patients side table 1 per bed 1 per bed 1 per bed
41. Pediatric cots with as per as per scope of as per scope of
railings as per scope scope of services services
of services services
42. Steel or Wooden 16 20 25
cupboard
43. Steel rack 10 20 40
44. Stool 1Per bed 8 15 25
45. Stools revolving – 1 2 per ward 2 per ward 2 per ward
per ward
46. Stretcher or Patient 1 per ward 1 per ward 1 per ward
trolley – 1 per ward
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Female
48. waiting chairs or 50% of 50% of the 50% of the
benches for patients the bed strengths bed strengths
relatives bed
strengths
49. Weighing Machine 1 per ward 1 per ward 1 per ward
50. Wheel chair 2 per 50 2 per 50 beds 2 per 50 beds
beds
51. X-ray viewer one per one per ward one per ward
ward
c. Requirements for In-Patient Department (IPD) mentioned in table below
(Annexure 34)
(See sub-clause 9. (c) of sub-regulation 9 of Schedule- II of regulation 5 and regulation 9) Equipments
Requirements for In-Patient Department (IPD) (en circle sanctioned bed strength), fill as
applicable

Sr. No Name of the For 30 Available 31 to 50 Availabl 51 to Availa Verified

Equipment Beds/ / Not beds e/ Not 100 ble/
Available Availabl Not
e Availa
ble
1. Ambu bags 6 6 6
2. Arm Board Adult 12 24 24
3. Autoclave Drums 6 9 12
4. Back rest 4 8 20
5. Bain marie trolley 2 4 8
stainless steel 1 per
floor
6. Bed pans, 1 per 6 10 20
5patients
7. Biomedical waste One set One set One set
colour coded bins each per each per each per
floor floor floor
8. Cheatle forceps 8 16 25
assorted sizes
9. Clock per ward 1 per 1 per 1 per
ward ward ward
10. Containers for As As As
kitchen required required required
11. Dressing trolley-1per 1 per 1 per 1 per
floor/ ward ward ward ward
depending on layout
12. Dust bins in each 1 per 1 per 1 per
ward And ward ward ward
consultation room
13. Emergency 1 per 1 per 1 per
Resuscitation kit floor floor floor
14. Enema Set As As As
required required required
15. Fridge As As As
required required required
16. Heavy duty Torch 1 per 1 per 1 per
light –1per ward ward ward ward
17. Hot Water Bags 2 2 per 2 per ward 2 per
Per ward ward ward
18. I V Stands - 2 per 2 per 10 2 per 10 2 per 10
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20. Instrument tray– minimu minimum minimu
minimum1perward m 1 per 1 per m 1 per
ward ward ward
21. Instrument trolley – 1 minimu minimu minimu
per ward m 1 per m 1 per m 1 per
ward ward ward
22. Intercom System As As As
required required required
23. Kidney Trays-1 1 per 5 1 per 1 per 5
per 5 beds beds 5beds beds
24. Medicine trolley minimu minimu minimu
m 1 per m 1 per m 1 per
ward ward ward
25. Needle cutter – 3 3 per 3 per 3 per
Per ward ward ward ward
26. Non mercury 1 per 1 per 1 per
Thermometer clinical ward ward ward
– 1perward
27. O2cylinderwithspann 1 per 1 per 1 per
er – 1perward ward ward ward
28. Patients Examination 1 per 1 per 1 per
table– 1 per ward/ ward ward ward
floorAs per the
profile of patients
& layout of facility
29. Sphygmomanomet 1 per 1 per 1 per
ers Stand Type1 & ward ward ward
Portable
(aneroid or Digital)
Type 1 –1per ward
30. Stretcher/Patient 1 per 1 per 1 per
trolley – 1per ward ward ward ward
31. Weighing Machine – 1 per 1 per 1 per
1per ward ward ward ward
32. X-ray viewer – one 1 per 1 per 1 per
per ward ward ward ward
1.14. Bed and Out Patient Department strength mentioned in table below:( Annexure 35)
Sr. No Intake capacity per Minimum Minimum per day Available Verified
year number average No. of
of beds in patient in OPD
IPD during last one
calendar year (300
days)
Upto 60 students 30 180
61-100 students 50 300
No. of PG Seats
Sanctioned

No. of Beds
available (1 bed is
earmarked to each
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 1.15. Hospital pharmacy with well-furnished Required Available Verified
dispensaries :( Annexure 36)
Pharmacist 01
Staff:-
Dispenser 02
1.16. Emergency unit: shall be managed under supervision of general physician
(Schedule II)- Emergency Equipment and drugs are mentioned below in table.
(See sub-clause 12.(a) of sub-regulation 12 of Schedule- II of regulation 5 and regulation 9)
Emergency Equipments
(Annexure 37a)
Name of the For 30 bed 31 to 50 51 to 100 Availabl Verifie
equipment bed bed e d
Emergency equipment Minimum1 Minimum1 Minimum1
box For first aid and
Basic Life Support Skill
Crash- Cardtrolley:1 Minimum1 Minimum1 Minimum1
Portable defibrillator:1 Optional Optional Minimum1
Disposable syringes As needed As needed As needed
Ambu Bag:1 Minimum 1 Minimum 1 Minimum 1
Laryngoscope with cell Minimum 1 Minimum 1 Minimum 1
Sealed battery cell Minimum 1 Minimum 1 Minimum 1
Endotracheal tubes As needed As needed As needed
Monitor As needed As needed As needed

(See sub-clause (i) 12.(b) of sub-regulation 12 of Schedule- II of regulation 5 and regulation

9) Anesthetic Drugs (Annexure 37 b)
[Link] Name of the drug Strength Minimum Available Verified
quantity

A. General Anethesia (to be given only by a qualified allopathy anaesthetist)

1. Ether -- As per
requiremen
t
2. Halothane -- As per
requiremen
t
3. Isoflurane* -- As per
requiremen
t
4. Ketamine 10mg /ml,50 As per
Hydrochloride mg /ml requiremen
Injection t
5. Nitrous Oxide Medical grade As per
requiremen
t
6. Oxygen Medical grade As per
requiremen
t
7. Injection Thiopentone 0.5g,1 g As per
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1 Injection Bupivacaine 0.25%,0.5%0 As per

Hydrochloride .5% requirement
+7.5%Gluco
se
2 Spray Ethyl Chloride 1% As per
requirement
3 Injection Lignocaine Topical As per
Forms 2-5% requirement
4 Injection Lignocaine Hydrochlorid As per
e 1-2% requirement
Spinal 5% +
7.5%
Glucose
5 Injection Lignocaine 1%, 2% As per
Hydrochloride + +Adrenaline requirement
Adrenaline 1:200.000 In
vial 1.3
C. Preoperative Medication and Sedation for Short Term Procedures

1 Injection Atropine 0.6mg /ml As per

Sulphate requirement
2 Injection Diazepam 5mg As per
Injection requirement
5mg/ ml
3 Any other medication as As per
decided by the concerned requirement
anesthetist

D. (See sub-clause (ii) 12.(b) of sub-regulation 12 of Schedule- II of regulation 5 and regulation

9) Emergency Drugs
[Link] Name of the drug Strength Minimum Available Verified
quantity
1. Inj. Adrenaline As per I.P Minimum 10
Ampules
2. Inj. Atropine As per I.P Minimum 10
Ampules
3. Inj. Calcium Carbonate As per I.P Minimum 10
Ampules
4. Inj. Dopamine As per I.P Minimum 10
Ampules
5. Inj. Dobutamine As per I.P Minimum 10
Ampules
6. Inj. Nitro-glycerine As per I.P Minimum 10
Ampules
7. Inj. Sodium Bicarbonate As per I.P Minimum 10
Ampules
8. Inj. Hydrocortisone As per I.P Minimum 10
Ampules
9. Inhaler As per I.P Minimum 10
Beclomethasone(250micro/do Ampules
se
10. Inhaler As per I.P Minimum 10
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Ampules
12. Inj. Diazepam/Midazolam As per I.P Minimum 10
Ampules
13. Inj. Deriphyllin As per I.P Minimum 10
Ampules
14. Inj. Phenytoin sodium As per I.P Minimum 10
Ampules
15. Inj. Avil As per I.P Minimum 10
Ampules
16. Inj. Ondansetron As per I.P Minimum 10
Ampules
17. Inj. KCl As per I.P Minimum 10
Ampules
18. Inj. Lignocaine2% As per I.P Minimum 10
Ampules
19. Inj. Amiadarone As per I.P Minimum 10
Ampules
20. Inj. Magnesium sulphate As per I.P Minimum 10
Ampules
21. Inj. Mannitol As per I.P Minimum 10
Ampules
22. Inj. Morphine/[Link] As per I.P Minimum 10
Ampules
23. Inj. Noradrenaline bititrate As per I.P Minimum 10
Ampules
24. Inj. Fentanyl As per I.P Minimum 10
Ampules
25. Water for Injection As per I.P Minimum 10
Ampules
26. Inj. Sodium Valporate As per I.P Minimum 10
Ampules
27. Inj. Voveran As per I.P Minimum 10
Ampules
28. Inj. Paracetamol As per I.P Minimum 10
Ampules
29. Metoprolol Injection As per I.P Minimum 10
Ampules
30. N/2 saline Injection As per I.P Minimum 10
Ampules
31. Oxygen Inhalation As per I.P Minimum 10
Ampules

1.17. Central laboratories: - the college shall have facility of scanning and sonography
equipment in own hospital or under MoU with NABL accredited superspeciality
Hospital(Annexure 38)
Sr. No Name of the equipment For 30 bed 31 to 50 bed 51 to 100 Available Verified
bed
i. Alarm clock 1 Per 1 Per 1 Per
Area/Ward Area/Ward Area/War
d
ii. Automatic cell counter Optional Optional Minimum
1
iii. Auto analyzer or Semi Optional Optional Optional
auto analyzer
iv. Auto clave Minimum 1 Minimum 1 Minimum
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1
vi. Biochemistry analyser Minimum 1 Minimum 1 Minimum
1
vii. Chemical Balances Minimum 1 Minimum 1 Minimum
1
viii. Counting chamber Minimum 1 Minimum 1 Minimum
1
ix. Electric Colorimeter Minimum 1 Minimum 1 Minimum
1
x. Centrifuge Machine Minimum 1 Minimum 1 Minimum
1
xi. Electrolyte analyser Minimum 1 Minimum 1 Minimum
1
xii. ESR stand with tubes Minimum 1 Minimum 1 Minimum
1
xiii. Flame photometer Minimum 1 Minimum 1 Minimum
1
xiv. Glucometer 1 Per 1 Per 1 Per Area
Area/Ward Area/Ward /Ward
xv. Hematology Analyser or Minimum 1 Minimum 1 Minimum
Cell Counter 1
xvi. Haemoglobinometer Minimum 1 Minimum 1 Minimum
1
xvii. HbA1c machine Minimum 1 Minimum 1 Minimum
1
xviii. Hot air oven As needed As needed As needed
xix. Hot plates As needed As needed As needed
xx. Lab Incubator As needed As needed As needed
xxi. Laboratory AutoClaves As needed As needed As needed
xxii. Micro pipette of different As needed As needed As needed
volumes
xxiii. PH meter As needed As needed As needed
xxiv. Refrigerator Minimum 1 Minimum 1 Minimum
1
xxv. Rotor or Shaker Minimum 1 Minimum 1 Minimum
1
xxvi. Simple balances Minimum 1 Minimum 1 Minimum
1
xxvii. Spirit lamp Minimum 1 Minimum 1 Minimum
1
xxviii. TCDC count apparatus As needed As needed As needed
xxix. Testtube holders As needed As needed As needed
xxx. Testtube rack As needed As needed As needed
xxxi. Test tube stands As needed As needed As needed
xxxii. Timer stopwatch As needed As needed As needed
xxxiii. Urine analyser Minimum 1 Minimum 1 Minimum
1
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 1.18. See sub-clause 16. (a) of sub-regulation 16 of Schedule-II of regulation 5 and regulation
Operation theatre and labour room- equipment requirement for operation theatre is
mentioned below in table.(Annexure 39)
Name of the For 30 beds 31 to 50 beds 51 to 100 Available Verified
Equipment beds
1. Anterior vaginal Adequate Adequate Adequate
Wall retractor
2. Artery forceps Adequate Adequate Adequate
3. Auto Clave HP Vertical Minimum 1 Minimum 1 Minimum
(2bin) 1
4. Autoclave equipment for Minimum 1 Minimum 1 Minimum
sterilization/Sterilizer 1
5. Bladder sound (Urethral Minimum 1 Minimum 1 Minimum
dilators)of different sizes 1
6. Cusco’s Speculum As needed As needed As needed
7. Diathermy Machine As needed As needed As needed
(Electric Cautery)
8. Disposable syringes As needed As needed As needed
(5-10cc)
9. Enema Pot Minimum 1 Minimum 1 Minimum
1
10. Focus lamp Ordinary Minimum 1 Minimum 1 Minimum
1
11. Foley’s Catheter As needed As needed As needed
12. Formaline dispenser Minimum 1 Minimum 1 Minimum
1
13. General Surgical Minimum 1 Minimum 1 Minimum
Instrument Set Piles, 1
Fistula, Fissure
14. Instrument Trays of Adequate Adequate Adequate
Various Sizes
15. Instrument Trolley As needed As needed As needed
16. IV stands As needed As needed As needed
17. Kidney tray As needed As needed As needed
18. Knife and scissor 1 each As needed As needed As needed
19. L.P. Tray Adequate Adequate Adequate
20. Magill’s forceps (two Adequate Adequate Adequate
sizes)
21. Metallic or disposable Adequate Adequate Adequate
insemination cannula
22. Operation table Minimum 1 Minimum 1 Minimum
Hydraulic Minor with 1
stand
23. OT Spotlight (Shadow Minimum 1 Minimum 1 Minimum
less ceiling fitted/stand 1
mounted)
24. Oxygen Cylinder Minimum 1 Minimum 1 Minimum
1
25. Oxygen Mask with Minimum 1 Minimum 1 Minimum
Circuit 1
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27. Shadow less lamp 1 1 2
ceiling type major or
minor
28. Shadow less Lamp Minimum1 Minimum1 Minimum
Stand model 1
29. Sims speculum in small, Adequate Adequate Adequate
medium and large size
30. Sphygmomanometer Minimum 1 Minimum 1 Minimum
1
31. Sterile cotton As needed As needed As needed
32. Sterile gloves As needed As needed As needed
33. Sterilizer Small As needed As needed As needed
(Instruments)
34. Sterilizer big(Instrument) As needed As needed As needed
35. Sterilizer Medium Minimum 1 Minimum 1 Minimum
(Instrument) 1
36. Stethoscope Minimum 1 Minimum 1 Minimum
1
37. Suction Apparatus - Minimum 1 Minimum 1 Minimum
Electrical 1
38. Suturing Set Minimum 1 Minimum 1 Minimum
1
39. Swab holders Minimum 1 Minimum 1 Minimum
1
40. Thermometer Minimum 1 Minimum 1 Minimum
1
41. Tongue depressors Minimum 1 Minimum 1 Minimum
1
42. Toothed forceps Minimum 1 Minimum 1 Minimum
1
43. Two long(8inch) and two Minimum 1 Minimum 1 Minimum
short (6inch) Artery 1
forceps
44. Two Uterine sound Minimum 1 Minimum 1 Minimum
1
45. Urethral Dilator Set Minimum 1 Minimum 1 Minimum
1
46. Vaginal Examination set Minimum 1 Minimum 1 Minimum
1
47. Vulsellum Minimum 1 Minimum 1 Minimum
1
1.19. See sub-clause 16. (b) of sub-regulation 16 of Schedule-II of regulation 5 and regulation
Equipment requirements for Anaesthesia
(Annexure 40)
Sr. No. Name of the Equipment For 30 beds 31 to 50 beds 51 to 100 Available Verified
beds
1. Airway female & male Adequate Adequate Adequate
2. Anaesthesia Trolley Minimu Minimum 1 Minimum
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Magill’s with Four 2
blades
4. CO2 cylinder for Minimum 1 Minimum 1 Minimum
laparoscope 1
5. Connector set of six for Minimum 1 Minimum 1 Minimum
ETT 1
6. Defibrillator or Minimum 1 Minimum 1 Minimum
Automated external 1
defibrillator
7. Endotracheal tube sets Minimum 1 Minimum 1 Minimum
1
8. Magill’s forceps (two Minimum 1 Minimum 1 Minimum
sizes) 1
9. Mouthprop Minimum 1 Minimum 1 Minimum
1
10. Multi-parameter Monitor Minimum 1 Minimum 1 Minimum
1
11. N2O Cylinder for Boyles Minimum 1 Minimum 1 Minimum
1
12. O2 cylinder for Boyles Minimum 1 Minimum 1 Minimum
1
13. Tongue depressors Adequate Adequate Adequate
14. Tubes connecting for Adequate Adequate Adequate
ETT
1.20. Rehabilitation unit including physiotherapy and yoga facilities-equipment or instruments for
physiotherapy are specified below: -(Annexure 41)

S. No Instruments Required Available Verified

a. Diathermy machine 01
b. Traction (cervical & lumbar) 01
c. Physiotherapy cycle 01
d. Ultrasound equipment 01
e. Interferential therapy machine 01
f. Transcutaneous Electrical nerve Stimulation 01
g. Treatment Table 01
1.21. Imaging Equipments-(Annexure 42)

Sr. Name of the For 30 beds 31 to 50 51 to100 Available Verified

No. Equipment beds bed
1. 300 M.A. X-ray machine/ 01 01 01
Digital X-Ray machine
2. Ultra Sonogram (Obstetrics Optional or Optional Optional or
and gynaecology under or under under
department should be Memorandum of Memorand Memorandu
understanding um of m of
having a separate ultra- understand
with super understandin
sound ing
specialty hospital g
machine of its own) with with
super super
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 3. Echocardiogram 01 01 01
4. X-ray developing tank Minimum 1 Minimum Minimum1
1
5. Safe light X-ray Minimum 1 Minimum Minimum 1
darkroom 1
6. Cassettes X-ray Minimum 1 Minimum Minimum 1
1
7. Lead apron Minimum 1 Minimum Minimum 1
1
8. Intensifying screen X - Minimum 1 Minimum Minimum 1
ray 1
9. Thyroid shield Minimum 1 Minimum Minimum 1
1
10. TLD badges One per person One per One per
person person
11. Gonadal guard Minimum 1 Minimum Minimum 1
1
12. X-ray lobby single Minimum 1 Minimum Minimum 1
1
1.22. Hospital waste management system Available/Not Verified
Available
1.23. Ambulance
1.24. Lift
1.25. Ramp for patients with disability
1.26. Wheel chairs & stretchers in the porch or visiting area
1.27. Registers in hospital department and laboratory namely-
(Annexure 43)
Dead stock register
Equipment or instruments register
Indent register
Chemicals or solutions register
Breakage register
Medicines store register
Medicine dispensing register
Attendance register

Verification by Visitation team:

1. The OPD/IPD registers (last 03 months)(Annexure 44 A) Available/Not Available
2. Case records maintained manually in the records room Yes/No
(02 case sheets for each month for last one calendar year
- annexure 44b)
3. IPD cases are randomly examined with their OPD referral Yes/No.
registration number and lab registers
4. Record of Casualty cases verified with central OPD registration Yes/No
number
5. The OPD/IPD case records are completed in respect of totality Yes/No
of symptoms, diagnosis, reportorial totality, analysis and
evaluation of case, diet advise with proper prescription and

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 further follow up the case with all necessary blood/radiological
investigations
6. The OPD/IPD case records are completed in respect of Yes/No
demographic data eg. Name, Age, Sex, Address, Mobile
number, Aadhar Number and with name of attending doctor and
proper diagnosis of the case as per ICD criteria
7. Average No. of Patients registered in OPD (per day) (Central
OPD + Peripheral OPD)
8. Average No. of Patients registered in IPD (per day)
(P X 100 /365 X bed)
(P = Total number of inpatient days (Total of daily inpatients on beds)
9. NABH Accreditation Certificate or entry level certificate-
(Annexure 45)
10. NABL Accreditation Certificate or MoU with other
Laboratories-(Annexure 46)

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 4. Hospital Staff (Annexure 47)
Qualification of the hospital staff shall be as per the Schedule III.

Sr. Name of the Post Required Available

No For 30 For 31 to For 51 to 100 For 30 For 31 to For 51 Verified
Beds 50 Beds Beds Beds 50 Beds to 100
Beds
1. Medical 1 1 1
superintendent
2. Deputy medical 1 1 1
superintendent*
3. General 1 1 1
Physician
**(Emergency
medicine and
critical care)
4. Surgeon (general 1 1 1
surgery) **
5. Obstetrician and 1 1 1
Gynaecologist**
6. Radiologist On call On call On call
7. Pathologist or 1 1 1
biochemist**
8. Medical officer 2 3 4
9. Resident medical 1 2 2
officer
10. Anaesthetist On call On call On call
11. House 2 5 8
physician(resident)
***
12. Public relation 1 1 1
Officer or
multipurpose
social officer--
worker
13. Pharmacist and 2(1+1) 3(1+2) 3(1+2)
Dispenser
14. Laboratory 1 1 2
technician
15. X-ray technician On call 1 1
or radiographer
16. Dresser 1 1 2
17. X-ray attendant On call 1 1
18. Nursing staff in- 1 1 1
charge
19. Nursing staff **** 5 6-8 9-16
20. Operation theatre 1 1 1
nurse
21. Operation theatre 1 1 1
assistant
22. Ward boys or 4 7 9
Ayas
23. Storekeeper 1 1 1
24. Registration clerk 1 2 2
or receptionist
25. Yoga instructor or 1 1 1
physician
26. Physiotherapist On call 1 1
27. Dietician 01 01 01

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 ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE

Department Teaching Seminar Tutorial Journal/

Diary Practical Notebook
Anatomy
Physiology/Biochemistry
Pathology
FMT
Practice of Medicine
Surgery
Community Medicine
Gynecology and
Obstetrics
Pharmacy
Materia Medica
Organon of Medicine
Repertory and Case
taking
Psychiatry
Pediatrics
Dermatology

ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE
(Detailed record under following heads for each subject year wise)
Requirements for First BHMS
Sl. No. Subject Theoretical lecture (in Practical or clinical or tutorial or
hours) seminars (in hours)
1. Organon of Medicine 35 (including 10 for logic)
with Homoeopathic
Philosophy
2. Anatomy 200 (including 10 hours 275 (including 30 on histology
each for histology and and embryology)
embryology)
3. Physiology 200 (including 50 hours 275 hours (including 50 hours for
for biochemistry) Biochemistry).
4. Pharmacy 100 70
5. Homoeopathic 35 …
Materia Medica
Observations for First BHMS
Department Teaching Diary Seminar Tutorial Journal/
Practical
Notebook
Organon of Medicine
with Homoeopathic
Philosophy
Anatomy
Physiology
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 Pharmacy
Homoeopathic Materia
Medica

REQUIREMENT FOR IInd - BHMS

Sl. No. Subject Theoretical lecture (in Practical or clinical or tutorial
hours) or seminars (in hours)
1. Pathology. 200 80
2. Forensic Medicine 80 40
and Toxicology
3. Organon of Medicine 160 60
with Homoeopathic
Philosophy
4. Homoeopathic 160 60
Materia Medica
5. Surgery 80 60(One term of three months in
surgical ward and outpatient
department)
6. Gynecology and 40 and 40, Total 80 60(One term of three months in
Obstetrics gynaecology and obstetrics ward
and outpatient department)

Observations for IInd- BHMS

Department Teaching Diary Seminar Tutorial Journal/
Practical
Notebook
Pathology.
Forensic Medicine and
Toxicology
Organon of Medicine
with Homoeopathic
Philosophy
Homoeopathic Materia
Medica
Surgery

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 REQUIREMENT FOR IIIrd - BHMS
Sl. No. Subject Theoretical lecture (in Practical or clinical or tutorial
hours) or seminars (in hours)
1. Practice of medicine 50 and 75 75
and Homoeopathic One term of three months each in
therapeutics the outpatient department and
inpatient department in different
wards or department.
2. Surgery including 100,150 and 75
ENT Ophthalmology 50 One term of three months each in
and Dental and surgical ward and outpatient
Homoeopathic department.
therapeutics
3. Obstetrics and 100 and150 75
Gynecology, Infant One term of three months
Care and gynecology and obstetrics ward
Homoeopathic and outpatient department.
therapeutics
4. Homoeopathic 100 75
Materia Medica
5. Organon of Medicine 100 75
6. Repertory 50 25
7. Community Medicine 35 15

REQUIREMENTS FOR THE III YEAR

Department Teaching Diary Seminar Tutorial Journal/
Practical
Notebook
Practice of medicine and
Homoeopathic
therapeutics
Surgery including ENT
Ophthalmology and
Dental and
Homoeopathic
therapeutics
Obstetrics and
Gynecology, Infant Care
and Homoeopathic
therapeutics
Homoeopathic Materia
Medica
Organon of Medicine
Repertory
Community Medicine

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 REQUIREMENTS FOR THE FINAL YEAR
Sl. No. Subject Theoretical lecture Practical or clinical or tutorial or
(in hours) seminars (in hours)
1. Practice of Medicine 120 and 180 One term of three months each in
60 outpatient department and inpatient
2. Homoeopathic Materia 180 department respectively for case
Medica taking, analysis, evaluation and
3. Organon of Medicine and 180 provisional prescription just for
Homoeopathic Philosophy case presentation on ten cases per
4. Repertory 100 month.
5. Community Medicine 100 100

OBSERVATIONS FOR THE Final BHMS

Department Teaching Diary Seminar Tutorial Journal/
Practical
Notebook
Practice of Medicine
Homoeopathic Materia
Medica
Organon of Medicine
and Homoeopathic
Philosophy
Repertory
Community Medicine

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 INTERNSHIP TRAINING Available/not Verified/ not
available verified
1 Total number of Interns (Batch-wise) with Biometric
attendance
2 Provisional Registration with State Homoeopathic
Board/ Council
3 Duration of Internship Training
4 Rotation Programme (Maintained/not)
5 Duty by Internee in O.P.D. and IPD (Number, work
done & duty hours)
6 Any migration of intern from/to college.
7 Seminar for Internee
8 Number of students who have not completed internship
for more than two years of passing final BHMS
examination.
HOUSE-JOB RELATED INFORMATION VERIFIED
1 Number of candidates undergoing House Job.
2 In 3-5 lines, graded teaching work performed by P.G.
Students.
HOSTEL INFORMATION VERIFIED
1 Hostel for Boys with details of accommodation Own /
Rented
2 Hostel for Girls with details of accommodation Own /
Rented
3 Security provision
4 Mess/Kitchen
5 Other Facilities
MISCELLANEOUS VERIFIED
1. Whether the College Council comprising
1 of the Head of the Departments has been
Constituted
Details of 2. If yes, who is the Chairman of College
College Council? Who are the members of the
Council College Council?
3. The number of meetings of College
Council held during last one year to draw
up the details of curriculum and training
programme, enforcement of discipline
and other academic matters.
4. Number of inter-departmental meetings
like grand rounds, statistical meetings and
clinical meetings including periodical
research review in the institution
organized by the College Council.

1. WEB site ID
College 2. Details of Principal
Website 3. Details of Teaching Staff
4. Non-Teaching Staff
5. Hospital Staff
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 Courses conducted
6.
Intake Capacity course wise
7.
2 List of Student admitted
8.
Educational tour details
9.
Any research publication
10.
Details of CME, Conferences
11.
Details of Award & Achievements
12.
Affiliation University & Vice Chancellor
13.
Result of last one year
14.
Details of status of recognition
15.
Details of clinical material in the Hospital
16.
3 Sports & Extracurricular Activities
4 College council with minutes of meeting (Annexure 48)
5 Classrooms (one in each) 05*
Above all biometric machines 01
Closed circuit TV OPD hall waiting area 01
IPD area 01
Homoeopathic pharmacy/dispensary 01
Patient registration including waiting 01
area
Hospital lab 01
6 Biomedical Waste Management with registration
certificate (Annexure 49)

REMARKS OF THE VISITING TEAM (add extra page, if required): inspectors may explain their
observations: -
1. Teaching Faculty

2. Teaching Departments

3. Functioning of Collegiate Hospital

Hospital Information System

Medical Records Room (Availability of

Manual Case records- Verified for one
year)

OPD: Case Records, Average OPD

Registration

IPD: Complete Case Records (As per

Homoeopathic Principles with follow up
reports)

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 POPD Case records and registers

Bed Occupancy Per day (Verified)

Lab Investigation

GENERAL OBSERVATIONS: -
Status of OPD/IPD: -

Sr. No Days OPD/IPD No. of Patients

1 1st Day 1st Hour report
Total no. of Patients seen in OPD in first hour on the
day of visit
Total no. of Patients in IPD in first hour on the day of
visit
2 2nd Day 1st Hour report
Total no. of Patients in OPD in first hour on the day of
visit
Total no. of Patients in IPD in first hour on the day of
visit

Grievance Redressal Mechanism

Whether any grievance redressal mechanism available in the college ? If yes, please
provide details about the complaints received
Name of the Complaint Nature of Date of Action taken by
complainant against complaint complaint the college

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 GENERAL OBSERVATION OF INSPECTORS:

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 Appendix 1
Examination and Declaration of Result
8.1 Batch wise details of Examination and Declaration of Result of BHMS & MD (Hom.) Courses in Homoeopathy
from the academic year…..…to………

Batch-1 Academic year ……...

Course Date of Date of declaration of Appeared Pass Fail
examination result
BHMS-1
BHMS-II
BHMS-III
BHMS-IV
MD (Hom.)
Part 1
Part 2
Total

Batch-2 Academic year ……...

Course Date of Date of declaration of Appeared Pass Fail
examination result
BHMS-1
BHMS-II
BHMS-III
BHMS-IV
MD (Hom.)
Part 1
Part 2
Total

Batch-3 Academic year ……...

Course Date of Date of declaration of Appeared Pass Fail
examination result
BHMS-1
BHMS-II
BHMS-III
BHMS-IV
MD (Hom.)
Part 1
Part 2
Total

Batch-4 Academic year ……...

Course Date of Date of declaration of Appeared Pass Fail
examination result
BHMS-1
BHMS-II
BHMS-III
BHMS-IV
MD (Hom.)
Part 1
Part 2
Total

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 Batch-5 Academic year ……...
Course Date of Date of declaration of Appeared Pass Fail
examination result
BHMS-1
BHMS-II
BHMS-III
BHMS-IV
MD (Hom.)
Part 1
Part 2
Total

Batch-6 Academic year ……...

Course Date of Date of declaration of Appeared Pass Fail
examination result
BHMS-1
BHMS-II
BHMS-III
BHMS-IV
MD (Hom.)
Part 1
Part 2
Total

Batch-7 Academic year ……...

Course Date of Date of declaration of Appeared Pass Fail
examination result
BHMS-1
BHMS-II
BHMS-III
BHMS-IV
MD (Hom.)
Part 1
Part 2
Total

Batch-8 Academic year ……...

Course Date of Date of declaration of Appeared Pass Fail
examination result
BHMS-1
BHMS-II
BHMS-III
BHMS-IV
MD (Hom.)
Part 1
Part 2
Total

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Details of students of BHMS course who have exhausted maximum no. of attempts permitted
as per applicable Regulations. Details of each affiliated/ constituent college should be
submitted separately.
College/Institute / Academic year of Applicable Name of Maximum No. of attempts availed Whether students Whether, the Remarks
Name admission Regulations the granted Mercy student have , if any
student attempt been given
re-admission/
re-register for
the course
Yes , In case , No
after
BHMS BHMS BHMS BHMS yes , please
exhausting
1st 2nd 3rd 4th attach
maximum
documentary
number of the
evidence
attempts in
along with
each prof., as
concurrence
per
of CCH/NCH
Regulation, In
case yes,
attach
documentary
evidence

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Academic Year ………………………………………………….
Proforma for submission of year –wise details of students admitted to BHMS course

NEET Qualified
Sl Name of NEET NEET Date of allotment by Date of University Remark
.No. Student Roll Score Counseling board, Admission enrollment (Admitted through Ayush
with email No. please attach copy of no. Admission Central
ID and allotment letter Counseling Committee
phone no /State Quota-AlI India
Quota /State Quota )
1
2

NEET Non Qualified (if any)

Sl Name of NEET NEET Date of Date of University Remark
.No. Student Roll Score allotment by Admission enrollment (Admitted through Court Order/
with email No Counseling no. Direct Admission /Management
ID and board, please quota/any other mode)
phone no attach copy
(Please enclose the supporting
documents)

NEET Not Appeared (if any)

Sl Name of Date of allotment Date of University Remark
.No. Student with by Counseling Admission enrollment no. (Admitted through Court Order/
email ID and board, please, Direct Admission /Management
phone no attach copy quota/any other mode)

(Please enclose the supporting

documents)

Note: The above information is to be submitted for last 05 academic years i.e. 2021-22 to 2025-26 , separately for
each academic year.

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 Appendix 4
Academic Year …………………
Proforma for submission of year –wise details of students admitted to MD (Hom.) course
Academic Session ………..
Through AIAPGET
Sl .No. Name of AIAPGET AIAPGET Date of Date of University Remarks, if any ( Admitted
Student Roll No. Score allotment by Admission enrollment through Court Order/ Direct
with Counseling no. Admission /Management
email ID board, please quota/any other mode)
and attach copy (Please enclose the supporting
phone no of allotment documents )
letter

Note: The above information is to be submitted for last 05 academic years i.e. 2021-22 to 2025-26,
separately for each academic year.

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 Appendix 5

(List of Certificates to be submitted by the college)

[Link] License Issuing Authority
1) Electricity State Power Distribution Company

2) Water Supply State / Metropolitan Water Supply Board

3) Sewage Treatment Plant NOC- State Sewerage Board & Contract with Vendor

4) Dry waste Local Governing Authority Approval & Contract with Vendor

5) Fire Licence State Disaster Response and Fire Services Department

Directorate of Medical Education & Rural Health .
Hospital Registration/Clinical District Medical & Health Officer, Ministry of Health & Family
6) Establishment Welfare

7) Labour Licence State Government Labor Department

Patient Transport
8) Vehicle Registration State Transport department

9) Ultrasound Scanning District Medical & Health Officer

10) Alcohol Licence State Excise department

Ministry of Health & Family Welfare. District Medical & Health
11) Registration of Births & Deaths Officer
Ministry of Health & Family Welfare. District Medical & Health
12) Sterilization & Autoclaving Officer

13) Oxygen , Nitrous Oxide Storage Contract with Vendor

14) Canteen / Hospital Catering FSSAI-License & Contract with Vendor

Homoeopathic Medicines Dispensing
15) & Sale State Government Department of AYUSH
16) Prescription only Drugs State Drugs Control Authority

17) Public Provident Fund Ministry of Labour & Employment

18) ESIC Ministry of Labor & Employment

19) Ambulance Registration. (RC Book) RTO

*All the Appendix should be attached as Annexure 50

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