Executive Summary:
This notification outlines regulations for postgraduate diploma courses in Unani medicine, as established by the Central Council of Indian Medicine with the Central Government's approval. These regulations, effective from the date of publication in the Official Gazette, supersede the 2007 regulations concerning postgraduate diploma courses in Unani medicine. The document details eligibility, curriculum, examination criteria, and standards for institutions offering these courses, with applications for permission to commence such courses to be submitted between December 1st and 31st each year.
Key Points / Main Content:
General Information:
* The regulations are called the "Indian Medicine Central Council Post Graduate Diploma Course in Unani Medicine Regulations, 2015."
* These regulations come into force on the date of their publication in the Official Gazette.
* Defines key terms such as "Act," "Council," and "Recognized Institution."
Objectives and Specialities:
* Aims to produce Unani specialists, experts for research and development, and skilled professionals for diagnosis and management.
* Lists sixteen approved specialities for postgraduate diploma courses.
Nomenclature and Admission:
* Specifies the full nomenclature for postgraduate diplomas in each speciality.
* Eligibility requires a degree in Kamile-Tibo-Jarahat Bachelor of Unani Medicine and Surgery or equivalent, and enrolment in the State Register of Indian System of Medicine.
* Selection is based on merit via an entrance test covering the Bachelor of Unani Medicine and Surgery course.
Course Structure and Examination:
* The course duration is two years.
* Requires 75% attendance in theory and practical sessions for exam eligibility.
* Students must fulfil hospital duties and participate in departmental activities.
* Training includes classical knowledge, applied training, and independent patient management.
* Final diploma examination includes written, clinical/practical, and viva voce components.
* Minimum passing marks are 50% in both theory and practical exams.
Faculty and Infrastructure:
* Defines criteria for examiners, including experience and appointment terms.
* Postgraduate diploma courses should be conducted in recognized medical colleges or institutions.
* Colleges must have adequate infrastructure, equipment, faculty, and facilities.
* Specifies student-teacher and student-bed ratios.
Financial and Administrative Aspects:
* Stipends will be provided at rates applicable in Central or State Government for similar courses.
* Limits the number of students to a maximum of five per subject.
* Outlines criteria for institutional recognition, including fulfilling minimum undergraduate requirements and availability of ancillary facilities.
Permission and Compliance:
* Details conditions for the withdrawal of admission permission, such as failure to meet Council norms or charging excessive fees.
* Outlines the procedure for obtaining permission to start new courses or increase admission capacity, with applications to be submitted annually between December 1st and 31st.
Impact Analysis:
Central Council of Indian Medicine:
* Impact: Responsible for enforcing the regulations and setting standards for Unani education.
* Action Required: Ensure compliance with the new regulations in affiliated institutions and process applications for new courses.
Unani Medical Colleges and Institutions:
* Impact: Must adhere to the new regulations to maintain recognition and offer postgraduate diploma courses.
* Action Required: Review and update infrastructure, faculty, and curriculum to meet the specified standards; submit applications for permission as required.
Students of Unani Medicine:
* Impact: The regulations affect eligibility criteria, course structure, and examination procedures for postgraduate diplomas.
* Action Required: Ensure they meet the eligibility criteria for admission and comply with course requirements.
Central Government:
* Impact: The regulations require Central Government approval and involvement in granting permissions for new courses.
* Action Required: Process applications for new courses based on the Council's recommendations and ensure compliance with the regulations.
Key Entities Referenced
Indian Medicine Central Council Act, 1970: A legislative act that governs the Central Council of Indian Medicine.
Central Council of Indian Medicine: The governing body for Indian systems of medicine, responsible for regulating education and practice.
Indian Medicine Central Council Post Graduate Education Regulation, 2007: Regulations pertaining to post-graduate education under the Central Council of Indian Medicine, now superseded concerning Unani medicine diplomas.
PostGraduate Diploma Course in Unani medicine Regulations, 2015: Regulations concerning post-graduate diploma courses in Unani medicine.
Bachelor of Unani Medicine and Surgery: An undergraduate degree required for admission to the postgraduate diploma courses.
Ilmul Saidla Pharmacy: A specialization within Unani medicine, translated as Pharmacy.
Amraze Ain Ophthalmology: A specialization within Unani medicine, translated as Ophthalmology.
New Delhi: The location where the notification was issued.
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ikB~;dze l s lEcfU/kr gS] vf/kØkar djrs gq, ftUg sa ,sl s vf/kØe.k l s igy s fd;k x;k gS vFkok fd, tku s dk ykis fd;k x;k
gS] Hkkjrh; fpfdRlk dUs nzh; ifj"kn~ dUs nzh; ljdkj dh iwoZ lgefr l s ;uw kuh e sa LukrdkRs rj fMIykes k ikB~;Øe dk s fofu;fer
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1- y?kq ’kh"kZ rFkk çkjEHk&¼1½ bu fofu;ek sa dk s Hkkjrh; fpfdRlk dUs nzh; ifj"kn~~ ¼;uw kuh fpfdRlk e sa LukrdkRs rj fMIykes k
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¼1½ uSnkfud fo”k"skrkvk sa d s d”q ky ;uw kuh fo”k"skK rS;kj djuk(
¼2½ ;uw kuh d s {ks= e sa vuql/a kku vkSj fodkl d s fy, fofHkUu fof”k"Vrkvk sa e sa fo”k"skK rS;kj djukA
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4- bykt fcr rnc~ hj jts heus y FkSjis h
5- frCc s dkuuw h QksjfsUld eMs hflu
6- bYeql leew VkDs lhdkYs kkWth
7- frCch r”[khl s “kq,;s k efsMdy jfsM;k sa Mk;Xukfsll
8- eqrkíh vkSj okckbZ vejkt + dE;qfudcs y fMlht
9- lekth frCc dE;qfuVh eMs hflu
10- bykt fcy fxt+k MkbZV FkSjis h
11- vejkt s+ ftY+ n ok rt+huh;r fLdu ,.M dksLeVs kys kWth
12- vejkt +s bt+ke ok eQ+kfly vkFkksZihfMDl
13- dckyr ok vejkt + , fuLoku vkWCLVfsVªDl ,.M xkbukds kys kWth
14- oukS"kf/k EkfsMfluy IykVa ~l
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16- LokLF; vuqj{k.k icz U/ku gYs Fk d;s j eSuts esUV
5- LukrdksRrj fMIyksek dh uke i)fr&;uw kuh e sa LukrdkRs rj fMIykes k ikB~;Øe%&;uw kuh e sa LukrdkRs rj fMIykes k ikB~;Øe
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4- LukrdkRs rj fMIykes k ¼bykt fcr rn~chj & jts heus y FkSjis h½
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6- LukrdkRs rj fMIykes k ¼bYeql leew & VkDs lhdkYs kkWth½
7- LukrdkRs rj fMIykes k ¼frCch r“[khl s “kq,;s k & efsMdy jfsM;k sa Mk;Xukfsll½
8- LukrdkRs rj fMIykes k ¼eqrkíh vkSj okckbZ vejkt & dE;qfudcs y fMlht½
9- LukrdkRs rj fMIykes k ¼lekth frCc & dE;qfuVh eMs hflu½
10- LukrdkRs rj fMIykes k ¼bykt fcy fxt+k & MkbZV FkSjis h½
11- LukrdkRs rj fMIykes k ¼vejkt s+ ftY+ n ok rt+huh;r & fLdu ,.M dksLeVs kys kWth½
12- LukrdkRs rj fMIykes k ¼vejkt +s bt+ke ok eQ+kfly & vkFkksZihfMDl½
13- LukrdkRs rj fMIykes k ¼dckyr ok vejkt + , fuLoku & vkWCLVfsVªDl ,.M xkbukds kys kWth½
14- LukrdkRs rj fMIykes k ¼EkfsMfluy IykVa ~l½
15- LukrdkRs rj fMIykes k ¼vLirky izcU/ku½
16- LukrdkRs rj fMIykes k ¼LokLF; vuqj{k.k izcU/ku½
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¼d½ ik=rk ekun.M % ¼1½ Hkkjrh; fpfdRlk dUs nzh; ifj"kn~ vf/kfu;e] 1970 dh f}rh; vuqlpw h e sa lfEefyr ekU;rkizkIr
fo”ofo|ky; vFkok laLFkk l s dkfey&,&frc&ok&tjkgr ¼cSpyj vkWQ ;uw kuh eMs hflu ,.M ltZjh½ e sa mikf/k vFkok
led{k mikf?k /kkjd O;fDr rFkk ftudk uke Hkkjrh; fpfdRlk i)fr dh jkT; ifatdk e sa ita hd`r gk s LukrdkRs rj fMIykes k
ikB~;Øek sa e sa izo”s k gsrq ik= gkxsa As
¼2½ fo”ofo|ky; vFkok l{ke izkf/kdkjh ,d izo”s k lfefr dk xBu djxsa ]s tk s fd izo”s k izfdz;k dk fujh{k.k djxs hA
¼[k½ p;u i)fr% vH;fFkZ;k saa dk p;u ijh{kk d s ek/;e ls loZFkk ;kXs ;rk ¼efsjV½ d s vk/kkj ij gkxs kA izo's k ijh{kk&i=
cgfqodYih; iz”uk sa dk gkxs k ftle sa cSpyj vkWQ ;uw kuh eMs hflu ,.M ltZjh ikB~;dze d s leLr fo"k; “kkfey gkxs s RkFkk
ftud s fooj.k dk fu.kZ; izo”s k lfefr }kjk fd;k tk,xkA
7- LukRkdksRrj fMIyksek ikB~;dze dh vof/k&¼1½ LukRdkRs rj fMIykes k ikB~;e dh vof/k nk s o’k Z dh gkxs hA
¼2½ Nk= dk s okf"kdZ ijh{kk e sa cSBu s dh ik=rk gsrq fl)kar rFkk iz;kxs kRed d s dqy O;k[;kuk s e sa l s de l s de 75 ifzr”kr
O;k[;kuk s e sa Hkkx yus k gkxs kA
¼3½ Nk= dk s ikB~~;Øe dh vof/k d s nkSjku vLirky dh M~;Vw h vkSj vU; M~;Vw h tSlk fd mud s fy, fu;r fd;k x;k gS] iwjh
djuh gkxs hA
¼4½ Nk= dk s lHkh f”k{k.k vkSj izf'k{k.k dk;dZ zek sa rFkk foHkkx d s vU; dk;Zdykik sa e sa Hkkx yus k gkxs kA
8- çf'k{k.k dh fof/k&¼1½ 'kkL=h; tkudkjh e sa fof”k’V ifz“k{k.k d s lkFk ml fo'k"skrk e sa rqyukRed vkSj foopss ukRed
v/;;u iznku fd;k tk,xkA
¼2½ xgu vuqiz;qDr izf”k{k.k ij tksj fn;k tk,xkA
¼3½ uSnkfud ijh{k.k e sa Nk= Lora= :Ik l s jkfsx;k sa dh fpfdRlk vkSj izc/a ku rFkk vkikrdkyhu fpfdRlk dh ftEens kjh yxs k
rkfd fo'k"skK d s :Ik e sa LorU= :Ik l s dk;Z dk Kku izkIr dj ldAs
¼4½ ekvs kyktkr] bYeqy tjkgr] vejkt +s mTu+ ] vUQ ok gUd rFkk dckyr ok vejkt +s fuLoku dh fof'k"Vrkvk sa e sa
vUo"skukRed izfØ;kvk]sa rduhdk sa rFkk 'kY; ifzdz;k dk s dju s ,o a lca fa/kr fof'k"Vrkvk sa d s izcUa /ku e sa Nk=k sa dk s izf'k{k.k
fn;k tk,xkA
9- ifj;kstuk dk;Z&¼1½ f}rh; o"kZ d s vfare Ng ekg e sa Nk= dk s xkbZM }kjk vkcfaVr rFkk fo'ofo|ky; }kjk vuqekfsnr
fo"k; ij ifj;kfstr dk;Z dk s izLrqr djuk gkxs kA4 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART III—SEC. 4]
¼2½ ifj;kts uk dk;Z dk fo"k; i;z kxs kRed rFkk ml fof'k"Vrk esa {kerk fodflr dju s e sa lgk;d gkus k pkfg,A
10- ijh{kk&fdlh Hkh fo"k; e sa fMIykes k e sa ¼i½ fyf[kr ¼ii½ uSnkfud vFkok iz;kxs kRed rFkk ¼iii½ ekSf[kd ijh{kk ’kkfey gkxs hA
nk s 'kSf{kd o"kks± dh lekfIr ij izR;ds fof'k"Vrk e sa ,d vfare ijh{kk gkxs hA
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¼2½ izR;ds fof'k"Vrk gsrq U;uw re mRrh.kkdZa lS)kfard e sa ipkl izfr'kr rFkk iz;kxs kRed e sa ipkl izfr'kr gkxsa As
12- ijh{kd&¼1½ ijh{kd dh fu;qfDr ,d o"kZ d s fy, gkxs h rFkk ijh{kk d s nk s o’kksZ d s varjky d s Ik'pkr~ ml s iqu% fu;qDr
fd;k tk ldxs kA
¼2½ ijh{kd jhMj@lg&vkpk; Z d s in l s de dk ugh a gkus k pkfg,A
¼3½ vuqc/a k vk/kkj ij fu;qDr ;k vLFkkbZ f'k{kd ijh{kd d s :Ik e sa fu;qDr ugh a fd; s tk,xsa As
13- LukRdksRrj fMIyksek ikB~;Øe ds fy, U;wure vko';drk,a&¼1-½ LukrdkRs rj fMIykes k mu orZeku ekU;rkizkIr
fpfdRlk egkfo|ky;k sa vFkok laLFkkvk sa es a lpa kfyr djk;k tk;xs k tgk a Lukrdh; izf'k{k.k dh lEi.w kZ U;uw re vi{s kk, a
lark"sktud :i l s fo|eku gksaA rFkkfi dUs nzh; ljdkj Hkkjrh; fpfdRlk i)fr ¼;uw kuh½ dk s fodflr dju s d s fgr e sa
fcuk Lukrdh; ikB~;Øe fMIykes k ikB~;Øe izkjHa k dju s gsrq fo'k"sk ifjfLFkfr;k sa e sa vuqefr iznku dj ldrh gSA
¼2½ egkfo|ky; vFkok laLFkk e sa lEcfa/kr fof'k"Vrk vkSj fo"k; e sa izf'k{k.k d s fy, vko';d i;kIZr vk/kkjHkwr lajpuk]
midj.k] lda k; rFkk lfqo/kk, a gkus h pkfg,A
14- Nk= f'k{kd vuqikr&tgk a ij lEcfa/kr fo"k; e sa LukrdkRs rj vgZrk izkIr ,d vfrfjDr f'k{kd gkxs k ogk a ij
LukrdkRs rj fMiykes k ikB~;Øe dh ikpa lhV sa iznku dh tk,xa h A mu laLFkkvk sa d s fy,] tgk a Lukrdh; ikB~;Øe
vfLrRo e sa ugh a gS] ogk a f'k{k.k LVkQ dk iSVuZ lEcfa/kr fo"k; e sa ,d izk/;kid vFkok izokpd rFkk ,d O;k[;rk gkxs kA
15- Nk= ’k¸;k vuqikr&uSnkfud fo’k;k sa esa LukRdkRs rj fMIykes k ikB~;dze gsrq Nk= “k¸;k vuqikr Lukrdh; ikB~;Øe gsrq
vifs{kr ’k¸;kvk sa dh l[a ;k d s vfrfjDr 1%2 gkxs kA xSj uSnkfud fo’k;k sa e sa LukrdkRs rj fMIykes k gsrq ’k¸;kvk sa dh l[a ;k
c<ku s dh dkbs Z vko';drk ugh a gkxs hA mu laLFkkvk sa d s fy, tgk a Lukrdh; ikB~;dze vfLrRo e sa ugh a gS] ogk a ’k¸;kvk sa
dh U;uw re l[a ;k ipkl vko';d gSA
16- o`fRrdk&vU; fpfdRlh; LukrdkRs rj fMIykes k ikB~;dez k sa gsrq lEcfa/kr dUs nzh; vFkok jkT; ljdkj e sa ykx w nj ij
o`fRrdk miyC/k djkbZ tk,xhA
17- izR;sd ikB~;Øe gsrq Nk=ksa dh la[;k&iRz ;ds fo"k; e sa Nk=k sa dh l[a ;k ikpa l s vf/kd ugh a gkxs hA
18- ekU;rk gsrq ekun.M&¼1½ Hkkjrh; fpfdRlk dUs nzh; ifj"kn~ vf/kfu;e] 1970 dh /kkjk 13 d vFkok 13x e sa nh xbZ
ifjHkk"kk d s vuqlkj Hkkjr ljdkj }kjk ekU;rk izkIr ,d laLFkkA
¼2½ dUs nz dk s Lukrdh; gsrq ifj"kn~ }kjk fofgr dh xbZ U;uw re vko';drkvk sa dk s iwjk djuk gkxs k tk s fd fMIykes k esa lpa kfyr
fd, tku s oky s ifz'k{k.k d s izdkj ij fuHkZj gkxsa hA
¼3½ vuq’kxa h ¼lgk;d½ foHkkxk sa dh leLr lfqo/kk, a miyC/k gkus h pkfg,A
¼4½ fMIykes k ikB~;Øe Hkkjrh; fpfdRlk dUs nzh; ifj"kn~ vf/kfu;e] 1970 dh /kkjk 13 d d s vuqlkj dsoy dUs nzh; ljdkj dh
vuqefr l s lpa kfyr fd;k tk ldrk gSA
19- ços'k dh vuqefr dks okfil ysuk&¼1½ fMIykes k ikB~;dez e sa izo's k dh vuqefr okil y s yh tk,xh ;fn&
¼1½ dkbs Z laLFkku ifj"kn~ d s izfrekudk sa d s vuq:Ik U;uw re ekudk sa vkSj vko';drkvk sa dk s iwjk dju s e sa vlQy gksrk gSA
¼2½ Hkkjr ljdkj }kjk Lohd`r {kerk l s vf/kd Nk=k sa dk s izo's k fn;k tkrk gSA
¼3½ pna k ¼nku½ vkSj dSfiV's ku 'kqYd fy;k tkrk gAS
¼4½ f'k{kk] Nk=kokl vkSj iqLrdky; ’kqYd] fofgr 'kYq d l s vf/kd olyw fd;k tkrk gAS
20- vuqefr dh çfdz;k&¼d½ dkbs Z ekU;rkizkIr laLFkk vuqefr d s fy, dUs nzh; ljdkj dk s u, fpfdRlk egkfo|ky; dh
LFkkiuk] v/;;u dk u;k vFkok mPprj ikB~;dze ;k ifz'k{k.k izkjEHk djuk ,o a mRrjkRs rj l'a kk/s ku rFkk fpfdRlk egkfo|ky;
}kjk izo's k {kerk e sa o`f) djuk fofu;e] 2003 fnukda 15 ekpZ] 2004 dk s Hkkjr d s jkti= fnukda 16-03-2004 dh /kkjk 4]
Hkkx III e sa izdkf'kr ,o a rn~UrxZr l'a kkfs/kr fofu;e 2013] fnukda 28-03-2014 e sa ;FkkfofufnZ"V vifs{kr 'kqYd] ;kts uk rFkk
lca fa/kr fo'ofo|ky; l s lEc)rk gsrq lgefr lfgr izfr o"kZ 1 fnlEcj l s 31 fnlca j rd vkons u djxs h(¹Hkkx IIIµ[k.M 4º Hkkjr dk jkti=k % vlk/kj.k 5
¼[k½ dUs nzh; ljdkj }kjk vkons u i= dk s vuqorhZ dyS.Mj o"kZ dh 31 tuojh dk s vFkok bll s iwoZ ifj"kn~ dk s vxzlkfjr fd;k
tk,xk]
¼x½ vkons u&i= izkIr gkus s ds ckn ifj"kn~ }kjk izLrko dh tkpW dh tk,xh rFkk okfaNr lpw uk ;fn dkbs Z gk s rk s egkfo|ky;
l s izkIr dh tk,xh rFkk ifj"kn~ }kjk egkfo|ky; dk ifjn'kZu fd;k tk,xk] rFkk ifj"kn ~ viuh laLrqfr;k a [k.M ¼II½ e sa
mfYyf[kr o"kZ dh 28 Qjojh dk s vFkok bll s iwoZ dUs nzh; ljdkj dk s Hkts xs h RkFkk
¼?k½ dUs nzh; ljdkj d s larq"V gkus s vFkok lquokb Z dk volj nus s d s i'pkr~ [k.M ¼II½ e sa mfYyf[kr o"kZ dh 31 ekpZ rd
Lohd`fr ;k vLohdf`r] tSlk Hkh ekeyk gk]s dk i= tkjh djxs hA
iezs jkt 'kekZ] fucU/kd-lg-lfpo
[foKkiu&III/4/vlk-@124@14 ¼307½]
fVIi.kh %&vxa zts h ,o a fgUnh fofu;e e sa dkbs Z folxa fr ik;h tkrh gS] rk s vxa zts h fofu;e uker% Hkkjrh; fpfdRlk dUs nzh;
ifj"kn~ ¼;uw kuh fpfdRlk e sa LukrdkRs rj fMIykes k ikB~;Øe½ fofu;e] 2015 dk s vfUre ekuk tk;xs kA
CENTRAL COUNCIL OF INDIAN MEDICINE
NOTIFICATION
New Delhi, the 25th February, 2015
No. 11-77/2012 U(P.G.D. Regl.).—In exercise of the powers conferred by clauses (i), (j) and (k) of
sub-section (1) of Section 36 of the Indian Medicine Central Council Act, 1970 (48 of 1970) and in
supersession of the Indian Medicine Central Council (Post – Graduate Education) Regulation, 2007, in so far
as they relate to post-graduate diploma course in Unani medicine, except as respects to things done or omitted
to be done before such supersession, the Central Council of Indian Medicine, with the previous sanction of
the Central Government, hereby makes the following regulations to regulate the post-graduate diploma
courses in Unani, namely:-
1. Short title and commencement.—(1) These regulations may be called the Indian Medicine Central
Council (Post-Graduate Diploma Course in Unani medicine) Regulations, 2015.
(2) They shall come into force on the date of their publication in the Official Gazette.
2. Definitions. —In these regulations, unless the context otherwise requires,-
(a) “Act” means the Indian Medicine Central Council Act, 1970 (48 of 1970);
(b) “Council” means the Central Council of Indian Medicine;
(c) “recognised institution” means an approved institution as defined under clause (a) and clause (ea)
of sub-section (1) of Section 2 of the Act.
3. Aims and objects. — The aims and objects of the post-graduate diploma course in Unani medicine shall
be to-
(i) produce efficient Unani specialists in clinical specialities;
(ii) produce the experts in various specialities for research and development in the field of Unani;
(iii) have the skills and competence to diagnose and manage the conditions in respective area of
specialities.
4. Specialities for post-graduate diploma courses. — The post-graduate diploma courses shall be allowed
in the following specialities: —6 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART III—SEC. 4]
Sl. No. Name of speciality Nearest terminology of modern subject
1. Ilmul Saidla Pharmacy
2. Amraze Ain Ophthalmology
3. Amraze Uzn, Anf wa Halaq Ear, Nose and Throat
4. Ilaj bil Tadabeer Regimenal therapy
5. Tibbe Qanooni Forensic medicine
6. Ilmus Samoom Toxicology
7. Tibbi Tashkheese Shuaiya Medical Radio Diagnosis
8. Mutaaddi aur Wabai Amraz Infectious Communicable Diseases
9. Samaji Tibb Community medicine
10. Ilaj bil Ghiza Diet therapy
11. Amraze Jild wa Tazyeeniyat Skin and Cosmetology
12. Amraze Izam wa Mafasil Orthopaedics
13. Qabalat wa Amraz e Niswan Obstetrics and Gynaecology
14. Medicinal Plants Medicinal Plants
15. Hospital Management Hospital Management
16. Health Care Management Health Care Management
5. Nomenclature of post-graduate diploma.- The nomenclature of the post-graduate diploma course in
Unani shall be as follows:—
Sl. No. Full nomenclature
1. Post-Graduate Diploma in Ilmul Saidla (Pharmacy)
2. Post-Graduate Diploma in Amraze Ain (Ophthalmology)
3. Post-Graduate Diploma in Amraze Uzn, Anf wa Halaq (Ear, Nose and Throat)
4. Post-Graduate Diploma in Ilaj bil Tadabeer (Regimenal therapy)
5. Post-Graduate Diploma in Tibbe Qanooni (Forensic medicine)
6. Post-Graduate Diploma in Ilmus Samoom (Toxicology)¹Hkkx IIIµ[k.M 4º Hkkjr dk jkti=k % vlk/kj.k 7
7. Post-Graduate Diploma in Tibbi Tashkheese Shuaiya (Medical Radio Diagnosis)
8. Post-Graduate Diploma in Mutaaddi aur Wabai Amraz (Infectious and Communicable
Diseases)
9. Post-Graduate Diploma in Samaji Tibb (Community medicine)
10. Post-Graduate Diploma in Ilaj bil Ghiza (Diet therapy)
11. Post-Graduate Diploma in Amraze Jild wa Tazyeeniyat (Skin and Cosmetology)
12. Post-Graduate Diploma in Amraze Izam wa Mafasil (Orthopaedics)
13. Post-Graduate Diploma in Qabalat wa Amraz e Niswan (Obstetrics and Gynaecology)
14. Post-Graduate Diploma in Medicinal Plants
15. Post-Graduate Diploma in Hospital Management
16. Post-Graduate Diploma in Health Care Management
6. Mode of admission.-
(a) Eligibility criteria: (1) A person holding degree of Kamil-e-Tib-o-Jarahat (Bachelor of Unani
Medicine and Surgery) or equivalent degree from a recognised University or institution included in
the Second Schedule of Indian Medicine Central Council Act, 1970 and enrolled in the State Register
of Indian System of Medicine shall be eligible for admission in the post-graduate diploma courses.
2. The University or the Competent Authority shall constitute an admission committee, which shall
supervise the admission procedure.
(b) Mode of selection: Selection of candidates shall be made strictly on the basis of merit through
entrance test. The entrance test paper shall be of objective type questions covering all the subjects of
Bachelor of Unani Medicine and Surgery course, the details of which shall be decided by the
admission committee.
7. Duration of post-graduate diploma course.—(1) The duration of post-graduate diploma courses shall be
for two years.
(2) The student shall have to attend at least seventy-five per cent of total lectures in theory and practicals
to become eligible for appearing in annual examination.
(3) The student shall have to attend the hospital and other duties as may be assigned to them during the
course of study.
(4) The student shall participate in all the teaching and training programmes and other activities of the
department.
8. Method of training.—(1) Intensive training should be provided in classical knowledge along with
comparative and critical study in the respective speciality.
(2) The emphasis shall be given on intensive applied training.
(3) In the clinical training, the student shall undertake the responsibility in the management and treatment
of patients independently and deal with emergencies so as to acquire the knowledge of independent
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(4) In the specialities of Moalajat, Ilmul Jarahat, Amraze Uzn, Anf wa Halaq and Qabalat wa Amraze
Niswan, the student shall have to undergo training of investigative procedures, techniques and surgical
performance of procedures and management in the respective speciality.
9. Project work.—(1) In the last six months of second year, student has to submit the project work on the
subject allotted by the guide, approved by the University.
(2) The subject of project work shall be practical oriented, and helpful in the development of competence
in the respective specialities.
10. Examination.—Diploma examination in any subject shall consist of (i) Written (ii) Clinical or Practical
and (iii) Viva- voce. There shall be only one final examination in each speciality at the end of two
academic years.
11. Pattern of marks.—(1) The maximum marks of each theory paper and practical will be hundred,
inclusive of eighty marks of annual examination and twenty marks of internal assessment.
(2) Minimum passing marks shall be fifty per cent in theory and fifty per cent in practical for each
subject.
12. Examiner.—(1) The examiner shall be appointed on yearly basis and may be re-appointed after a gap of
two years examination.
(2) The examiner shall hold not less than the post of Reader or Associate Professor.
(3) Contractual or temporary teacher shall not be appointed as examiner.
13. Minimum requirement for conducting post-graduate diploma courses.—(1) Post-graduate diploma
shall be conducted in the existing recognised medical colleges or institutions where entire minimum
requirements of under-graduate training satisfactorily exist. However, the Central Government may in the
interest of developing Indian System of Medicine (Unani) grant permission under special circumstances
to start post-graduate diploma course without under-graduate course.
(2) The college or institution shall have adequate infrastructure, equipments, faculty and facilities
required for training in the related speciality and subject.
14. Student teacher ratio.- Five seats of post-graduate diploma shall be provided where there is one
additional teacher with post-graduate qualification in concerned subject. For those institutions, where
under-graduate course is not in existence, the pattern of teaching staff shall be one Professor or Reader
and one Lecturer in the concerned subject.
15. Student bed ratio.—The student bed ratio for post-graduate diploma course in clinical subjects shall be
1:2 in addition to number of beds required for under-graduate course. There will be no need to increase
beds for post-graduate diploma in non-clinical subjects. For those institutions where under-graduate
course is not in existence the minimum number of beds required is fifty.
16. Stipend.—The stipend shall be provided at the rates prevailing in the respective Central or State
Government for other medical post-graduate diploma courses.
17 Number of students for each course.- Number of students shall not exceed to five in each subject.
18. Criteria for recognition.—(1) An institution recognised by Government of India under definition of
section 13A or 13C of Indian Medicine Central Council Act, 1970.
(2) The Centre shall satisfy the minimum requirements of under-graduate as prescribed by the Council
depending upon the type of training to be conducted in diploma.
(3) All the facilities of ancillary departments should be available.
(4) Diploma course can be conducted only with the permission of Central Government in accordance
with section 13A of Indian Medicine Central Council Act, 1970.
19. Withdrawal of permission of admission.—The permission of admission in diploma course shall be
withdrawn if,-
(i) any institution fails to meet minimum standards and requirement in conformity with the norms of the
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(ii) students are admitted more than the strength sanctioned by the Govt. of India;
(iii) donation and capitation fee are charged.
(iv) tuition, hostel and library fee are charged more than the prescribed fee.
20. Procedure of permission.—(i) Any recognised institution shall apply to the Central Government for
permission, from the 1st December to 31st December of every year, along with the required fee, scheme
and the consent for affiliation from the concerned University, as prescribed in the Establishment of New
Medical College, Opening of New or Higher Course of Study or Training and Increase of Admission
Capacity by a Medical College Regulations, 2003, dated the 15th March, 2004 and published in the Part
III, section 4 of the Gazette of India on the 16th March, 2004 and its amendment Regulations, 2013 dated
28th March, 2014.
(ii) the application shall be forwarded to the Council by the Central Government on or before the
31st January of the succeeding calendar year;
(iii) after receipt of the application the proposal will be examined by the Council and desired
information if any will be obtained from the college and the college shall be visited by the Council,
and the Council shall make its recommendations to the Central Government on or before the 28th
February of the year referred to in clause (ii); and
(iv) the Central Government after satisfying or giving opportunity of hearing, shall issue the letter of
permission or rejection by the 31st March of the year referred to in clause (ii), as the case may be.
PREM RAJ SHARMA, Registrar-cum-Secy.
[ADVT.-III/4/Exty./124/14(307)]
Note: If any discrepancy is found between Hindi and English version of the Indian Medicine Central Council
(Post-Graduate Diploma Course in Unani Medicine) Regulations, 2015, the English version will be
treated as final.
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