The department deals with the subject ‘Kriya Sharir’ i.e. functioning of human body in its normal state. ‘Physiology’ is the basis of ‘Medicine’. In this subject, students get introduced to very basic Ayurvedic concepts like Dosha, Dhatu, Mala, Pachana, Prakruti, Atma, Mana etc. If one understands these normal processes of body, it is easy to understand pathological changes in ayurvedic view. Kriya Sharir is also basis of Ayurvedic pharmacology and Ayurvedic medicine.

MUSEUM: 

Departmental museum is well-equipped with all the necessary teaching aids like charts, specimens, models as per requirements. 

DEPARTMENTAL STRENGTH: • 

Out of five faculties two senior most faculties are PhD guides. Out of five faculties two have completed their PhD & two are pursuing their PhD.

• Kriya Sharir is a very core & fundamental subject among all subjects of curriculum as it deals with core ayurvedic concepts like dosha, dhatu, mala, agni, ojus, manas, aatma etc. We at Kriya Sharir department are able to make conceptual foundations of students on which all the understanding of preclinical & clinical subjects is going to be depending upon. UNIQUE FEATURES
• Modern instruments like kymograph, response time analyzer, spirometer are also used for experiments exploring basics of Ayurveda. Ex. Department was pioneer to use Harvard Step test as a quantitative tool for ‘Bala Pareekshana’ practical.
• Department conserves the same traditional method of recitation of Shlokas.
• In the department thrust for post graduate researches has been put on application based, socially oriented topics rather than theoretical ones.
• Teaching-Learning models developed by department Ex. A model on ‘Formation of Urine in Kidney’ and ‘Cardiovascular & Respiratory system MCQs’ are two prominent to list among them.