The Ayurveda tutor that cites the Saṃhitās
A tutor, a viva examiner, a clinic of patients and flashcards that schedule themselves — for BAMS, MD/MS and AIAPGET. Every answer is drawn from the classical texts, with the passage it rests on one tap away.
Early access · places open in stages
1 Caraka Saṃhitā · Cikitsāsthāna · Adhyāya 15
Answers drawn from 398 indexed texts & chapters
How an answer is made
From your question to the page it came from
A general chatbot answers from everything it has ever read and rarely says where. This one reads the Saṃhitās first — and every claim that rests on a passage carries a number you can open.
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You ask
In English, transliteration or a mix — the way you would ask a teacher.
Why is vīrya not the same as vipāka?
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Two searches run
By meaning, and by the exact Sanskrit term — so a technical word is never paraphrased away.
by meaningpotency · digestion
by termvīrya · vipāka
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The passages are read
Saṃhitās, nighaṇṭus and the pharmacopoeia — before a word of the answer is written.
1Charaka · Sūtra · 26
2Aṣṭāṅga Hṛdaya · Sūtra · 9
3Suśruta · Sūtra · 40
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The answer, cited
A clear explanation, each claim numbered to its passage, and the natural next thing to study.
Vīrya is the potency by which a dravya acts 1; vipāka, the taste that emerges after digestion 2.
The tools
Every way Ayurveda is learned — and examined
Not one chatbot doing everything: 15 tools, each built for one job, all reading from the same library.
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A tutor that shows its sources
Ask anything from Padārtha Vijñāna to Kāyacikitsā. It answers like a teacher who has the books open — every claim numbered to the passage it rests on, then the natural next question.
Tutor Chat
What are the five parts of Nidāna Pañcaka?
Nidāna, the cause; pūrvarūpa, the prodromal signs; rūpa, the manifest signs; upaśaya, what relieves or aggravates; and samprāpti, the pathogenesis 1. Vāgbhaṭa sets out the same five at the head of his Nidānasthāna 2.
Sources for this answer
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A clinic of 190 patients
Every clinical case the NCISM Third Professional curriculum prescribes — Kāyacikitsā, Pañcakarma, Śalya, Śālākya, Prasūti–Strīroga, Kaumārabhṛtya. Take the history, examine, investigate and diagnose; then an examiner debriefs you against the ten-point case record.
Clinic Simulator
Correct diagnosis
Ūrdhvaga Amlapitta (pitta-predominant)
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Practice in the exam's own pattern
MCQs with the reason behind every option, written answers marked against a rubric, and a viva examiner who asks, listens and follows up — the way the university will.
MCQ Practice
Assertion (A): Madhura rasa is predominant in pṛthvī and jala. Reason (R): Madhura rasa increases Kapha.
Why:
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Revision that schedules itself
Turn any chapter into atomic, high-yield cards. Spaced repetition decides what you see today, from what you were about to forget — mind maps and mnemonics alongside.
Flashcards
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For faculty: the syllabus, planned
The Teaching Studio turns the NCISM syllabus into academic plans scheduled week by week, lesson plans whose objectives trace to the printed ones, and activities ready to run — exported to Word.
Teaching Studio
Lesson plan · Jvara cikitsā — session 2 of 11 · 60 min
| Minutes | What happens | |
|---|---|---|
| 0–5 | 5′ | Set induction — a febrile patient's history on the board |
| 5–20 | 15′ | Ṣaḍkriyākāla-wise treatment algorithm (L&PPT) |
| 20–30 | 10′ | Think–pair–share: plan for a sāma jvara vignette |
| 30–45 | 15′ | Taruṇa jvara cikitsā, pācana upāya (L&GD) |
| 45–60 | 15′ | Recitation, one-minute paper, T-CS preview |
Every objective traced to the syllabus — CC · Knows how · Must know · CO1, CO3.
The standard
Built to be checked, not just believed
Ayurveda is examined on the texts. So every tool is held to the same rules about what it may claim, and where it must show its working.
Verse numbers only when read
A reference goes to verse level only when that verse was actually retrieved; otherwise it stays at the chapter.
Mūla and commentary apart
The root text, the commentators and modern parallels are always named separately, never blended.
Made for the syllabus
Built around how the NCISM curriculum is taught and examined — never for diagnosis or treatment.
Private by default
Your questions, notes and progress are yours alone.
The full set
17 tools, one library
From first-year foundations to AIAPGET revision, and a Teaching Studio for faculty. Every account opens every tool.
Syllabus Navigator
Your whole NCISM syllabus — every node, and a tutor anchored to it.
Ayurveda Tutor Chat
A senior teacher who has read every Saṃhitā — and shows you the page.
Doubt Clearing
One stubborn doubt, dismantled — then locked in as a flashcard.
Clinical Case Trainer
Reason through a case the way examiners want — one step at a time.
Viva / Oral Exam Simulator
Face the examiner across the table — before the real one.
Exam Prep Coach
A coach that finds your gaps, then closes them — chapter by chapter.
Mind Map Generator
See how a topic hangs together — then drill into any branch.
Flashcards + Spaced Repetition
Cards that test recall, on a schedule that makes it stick.
MCQ Practice
AIAPGET-style MCQs with a reason behind every option.
Written Answer Coach
Write the answer. Get it marked like a university examiner would.
Samhitā Verse Explainer
Open any śloka — word by word, with its commentary.
Dravyaguṇa Explorer
Every dravya's full profile — and what really separates two of them.
Comparison Tables
The comparison examiners ask for, in one clean table.
Mnemonic Generator
Hooks and rhymes that make long lists impossible to forget.
Study Planner
A revision plan that fits your exam date — and adapts when life happens.
Clinic Simulator
A clinic full of patients, before your first real posting.
Teaching Studio
The NCISM syllabus, turned into teaching — planned to the week, the session and the bedside.
Questions
Asked, and answered
What students ask most before they begin.
Who is Ayurveda Tutor for?
Students at every stage — BAMS, MD/MS and AIAPGET aspirants — and anyone revising the classical texts seriously. The tools follow the prescribed syllabus and the way Ayurveda is actually examined.
Where do the answers come from?
From a library of classical texts — the Saṃhitās, the nighaṇṭus and the pharmacopoeia. Each answer is built from the passages it finds, and every claim that rests on one carries a number you can open to read the original.
How is it different from a general AI chatbot?
A general chatbot answers from everything it has ever read and rarely tells you where. Ayurveda Tutor reads the classical library first, shows you exactly which passages it used, and each tool is built around a way of learning — tutoring, examining, drilling, revising — rather than open-ended chat.
What is the Clinic Simulator?
A role-played OPD. A patient walks in; you take the history, examine, order tests and reach a diagnosis. Then an examiner debriefs you — including the ten components every NCISM case record must carry. All 190 NCISM clinical cases are there.
Is this medical advice?
No. It is a study tool for learning the śāstra. Questions about real patients are answered as lessons in the underlying principles, and always point toward proper clinical supervision.
How do I get access?
We are opening places in stages. Request access with your name and email, and we will send you a personal link to create your account as soon as your place is ready.
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