Sharir Kriya or Kriya Sharir is the science, which deals with the study of human body in relation to its Physiological norms i.e. functioning of human body in its normal state. This department is equivalent to physiology and biochemistry of the contemporary medical science.
The whole purpose of Kriya Sharir is to explore the normal functions of the living organism, their principles, their mechanism and their actions. It involves understanding human physiology along with the principles of functions of human body from Ayurvedic perspective.
In this subject, students get introduced to basic Ayurvedic concepts like Dosha-Dhatu-Mala, Pachana, Prakruti, Atma, Mana etc. If one understands the normal processes of body i.e. Kriya Sharir, It is easy to understand Ayurvedic pathological and pharmacological changes, and further Ayurvedic medicine.

VISION
Our aim is to highlight this basic knowledge and to give new scientific approach to students to polish their skills of Ayurveda and make them compatible to apply in clinical practice. After the completion of the study of Kriya Sharir for one year, the student is expected to understand the following:

• To explain the basic concepts of Human Physiology in Ayurveda.
• To describe the fundamentals of contemporary physiology related to all organ systems along with the important links between the systems.
• To be Able to discuss whether Ayurveda can contribute to the further development in different streams of the current sciences.
• To analyze and record the fundamental parameters related to physiology like deha prakruti, dhatu, Sara and Mala in a healthy individual.
• To acquire the reasonably good skills in written and practical physiology.

MISSION

• For the fulfillment of our vision we have established the following:
  The students are exposed to various aspects of contemporary and Ayurvedic physiology.
• The department has a fully-fledged practical hall and laboratory for hematological, bio-chemical experiments, besides having another wing exclusively dedicated for human experiments.
• The department conducts student presentation so the students are encouraged to self-study and develop presentation skills.