Exam Scheme

Note :-

1. Objective type paper.
2. All questions carry equal marks.
3. Medium of Competitive Exam : Bilingual in English & Hindi.
4. There will be Negative Marking.

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Syllabus : Yoga and Prakritik Chikitsa

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Part-I

1. UNIT-I ( Basics of Sanskrit )

   1. Vachan
   2. Purush
   3. Ling
   4. Sandhi
   5. Samas
   6. Karak
   7. Panch-Lakar (Path Dhatu)
   8. Uchcharan Sthan
   9. Shabdarth.

2. UNIT-II (Anatomy and Physiology)

   1. Panchabhautik Sharir
   2. Panchakosha theory
   3. Nadi
   4. Shatachakra
   5. Antahkaran-Chatushty (Man, Buddhi, Chitta and Ahamkar)
   6. Atma
   7. Karma Purush.
   8. Gross Anatomy and Physiology of Digestive, Respiratory, Cardio-Vascular, Genito-urinary, Nervous, Musculo-skeletal and Endocrine System.

3. UNIT-III (Ayurveda)

   1. A- Basics of Ayurveda
      1. Dosh
      2. Dhatu
      3. Mala
      4. Prakriti (Sharirik & Mansik)
      5. Trigun
      6. Panchmahabhut
      7. Agni
      8. Dravya
      9. Ras
      10. Gun
      11. Virya
      12. Vipak
      13. Prabhav
      14. Karma
      15. Vyadhikshamatva.
   2. B- Swasthavritta
      1. Swasth lakshan
      2. WHO definition of Health
      3. Dincharya
      4. Ratricharya
      5. Ritucharya
      6. Dharniya-Adharniya vega
      7. Sadvrittta
      8. Acharrasayan
      9. Nindit- anindit Purush
      10. Trayopstambh
      11. Aharvidhivisheshayatan
      12. Santarpan-apatarpanjanyavyadhi
      13. Aharparinamkar bhav
      14. Dvadash Ahar varg
      15. Janapadodwans.
   3. C- Rog Nidan
      1. Different classification and concept of diseases
      2. Rogirog Pariksha
      3. common gynecological disorders and obstetrics.

4. UNIT-IV (Naturopathy)

   1. A- Basics of Naturopathy
      1. History and fundamental principles of Naturopathy
      2. Famous Indian and foreign naturopaths
      3. Concepts of Disease and Diagnosis according to naturopathy
      4. Different treatment methods according to naturopathy
      5. Hydrotherapy
      6. Mud therapy
      7. Fasting
      8. Heliotherapy
      9. Air bath.
   2. B- Therapeutics
      1. Different method of Hydrotherapy
      2. Properties of water
      3. mode of action and effects of Hydrotherapy
      4. Baths
      5. douches
      6. compress
      7. enema.
      8. Different methods of Mud therapy
      9. uses of Mud bath and Mud pack
      10. method of Mud collection
      11. different type of Muds.
      12. Heliotherapy: - Spectrum of light
      13. chromotherapy
      14. Properties and mode of action
      15. uses of Heliotherapy in different diseases.
      16. Fasting :- Concept
      17. method and types of fasting
      18. mode of action and role of fasting in various diseases.
   3. C- Diet
      1. Importance of diet
      2. Types of Diet (Positive- Negative, eliminative-constructive-soothing, Satvik-Tamasik-Rajasik, alkaline-acidic)
      3. Role of diet in maintenance of health and in various diseases
      4. balance diet
      5. Naturopathic hospital diet
      6. composition of food (Carbohydrate, Protein, fat, vitamins, Minerals)
      7. Nutritional programmes in India.

5. UNIT-V (Yog)

   1. A- Basics of yog
      1. History and development of yog :- Different definitions of yog
      2. different schools of yog
      3. Ashtang (Raj) yog
      4. Hath-yog
      5. Karm-yog
      6. Gyan-yog
      7. Bhakti-yog
      8. Physiological effects of yog practices
      9. Indian philosophy of yog (Shad-darshan)
      10. famous Indian yog Guru/Acharya.
   2. B-Ashtang yog
      1. Concept of Yama and Niyama and its Psycho-social effects
      2. concepts of Asan and Pranayam
      3. classification
      4. methods
      5. physiological effects
      6. precautions
      7. contraindications and role in health promotion and various diseases
      8. Concept of Pratyahar and Dharana
      9. Concept of Dhyan
      10. Types of Meditation (Vipashyana, Priksha, Dhyan)
      11. Yog Nidra and relaxation techniques
      12. Samadhi.
   3. C-Yog Kriya
      1. Introduction
      2. type
      3. procedure
      4. physiological effects
      5. precautions
      6. contraindication and role of shatakarma (Nauli, dhauti, vasti, neti, kapalbhati, tratak)
      7. Mudra
      8. Bandh in health promotion and various diseases.

6. UNIT-VI (Alternative therapies and others)

   1. History
   2. Principles
   3. procedures
   4. physiological effects
   5. precautions
   6. contraindication of Magneto-therapy physiotherapy and acupressure
   7. Acupuncture
   8. Marma Therapy and Manipulative Therapy in health promotion and various diseases.
   9. Hospital Management
   10. Newer Techniques and researches in Yog and Naturopathy.

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PART-B (General Knowledge of Rajasthan)

1. Unit-VII -
   1. (i) Dietary Practices of Rajasthan :
      1. (A) Indigenous food- cereal and millets, fruits and vegetables, food of various regions and for special occasions.
      2. (B) Tradition of fasting and Upvas.
   2. (ii) Medicinal herbs of Rajasthan.
   3. (iii) Society of Rajasthan:
      1. (A) Traditions, Dress and Ornaments, Fairs & Festivals.
      2. (B) Folk and Tribal Society : Fairs and festival, Social customs, social life and beliefs.
   4. (iv) Making of Modern Rajasthan:
      1. (A) Political and social awakening in 19th century.
      2. (B) Peasant Movements, Tribal Movements and Prajamandal Movements in 20th century. Integration of Rajasthan.
   5. Geographical factors of Rajasthan affecting Human Health : Physical factors-Relief, Climate, Soil and Vegetation; Social Factors- Population, Literacy, Unemployement, Poverty; Economic Factors- Occupation and Standard of living; Environmental Factors- Impact of Urbanization, Industrialization and Pollution.
   6. Vital Statistics of Health and Well being. Alternative Theraputic Institutions and Centres in the State.