Ayurvedic colleges in India play a vital role in preserving and promoting the ancient science of Ayurveda, which focuses on holistic healing and natural remedies. These institutions strive to integrate traditional Ayurvedic practices with modern medical advancements, ensuring comprehensive
healthcare education. Recognizing the growing need for integrative and holistic healthcare approaches, Er. J C Jain, Chairman, embarked on a mission to establish a premier institution dedicated to the study and practice of Ayurveda. COER Medical College of Ayurveda and Hospital (CMCAH) was conceived as an extension of the esteemed legacy of COER University, which has been a top-ranked institution in engineering education for over two decades.
In 2020, CMCAH was officially established, marking a significant milestone in COER University's commitment to diversify its educational offerings and contribute to the healthcare sector. The aim was to create a center of excellence for Ayurveda education, research, and clinical practice that would serve not only the region of Uttarakhand but also the entire country.
With the establishment of CMCAH, the institute integrated modern medical facilities with traditional Ayurvedic practices. This fusion of ancient wisdom and
contemporary technology reflects the institute's dedication towards providing comprehensive healthcare education. The BAMS course offered by CMCAH is affiliated with Uttarakhand Ayurveda University, Dehradun, and is approved by the National Commission for Indian System of Medicine (NCISM) and the Ministry of Ayush, New Delhi.
Enhancing Ayurvedic Education & Faculty Excellence
CMCAH offers distinctively designed courses to provide comprehensive, practical, and industry-relevant education, equipping students for successful professional careers in Ayurveda. The curriculum integrates traditional Ayurvedic principles with modern medical knowledge, ensuring a well-rounded education that bridges ancient wisdom and
contemporary practices. It covers all critical aspects of Ayurveda, including basic sciences, clinical practice, pharmacology, pathology, and specialized treatments like Panchakarma and Marama Chikitsa.
A multidisciplinary approach fosters collaboration among students and healthcare professionals from various disciplines, enhancing their ability to work effectively in diverse healthcare settings. The emphasis on holistic education ensures students develop both technical and soft skills, including communication, empathy, and ethical practices.