Charaka Samhita · NAVASANKALPA Cycle 1
Nidanasthana holds 8 chapters in the canonical Charaka Samhita; NAVASANKALPA teaches 8 of them in Cycle 1 (06 Jan 2027 → 21 Jan 2027), each through decode → Prashnavali → revision → shloka layers.
Verbatim from the published academic calendar. Dates show when each chapter enters the teaching loop.
Nidana 1 — Jwara Nidana
06 Jan 2027
Nidana 6 — Shosha Nidana
13 Jan 2027
Nidana 2 — Raktapitta Nidana
14 Jan 2027
Nidana 7 — Unmada Nidana
15 Jan 2027
Nidana 3 — Gulma Nidana
18 Jan 2027
Nidana 4 — Prameha Nidana
19 Jan 2027
Nidana 5 — Kushtha Nidana
20 Jan 2027
Nidana 8 — Apasmara Nidana
21 Jan 2027
Nidanasthana contributes 8 of the 111 Charaka Samhita chapters on the Cycle 1 calendar. Samhita-sourced items — shloka attributions, chapter-name recall and concept application — are among the most repeatable marks in the paper, and this sthana is where they concentrate for Charaka Samhita.
The published Cycle 1 calendar teaches 8 Nidanasthana chapters between 06 Jan 2027 and 21 Jan 2027 — each through decoding, Prashnavali practice, rapid revision and shloka layers.
Dr. Sujana VS — sthana-mapped specialist on the Vedas for Vaidyas faculty — teach this section on the Cycle 1 calendar.
Charaka Samhita Nidanasthana is a recurring MCQ source — direct shloka recall, concept application and assertion–reason items. Chapter-wise coverage with same-day practice is what converts reading into marks.
Revise chapter-wise in teaching order, drill each chapter's Prashnavali set the same day, then consolidate weekly. NAVASANKALPA repeats the loop through revision and mock cycles before the July–August exam window.
NAVASANKALPA Cycle 1 runs 21 Sep 2026 → 05 Apr 2027 with sthana-mapped professors, then revision, PYQ and mock cycles into the exam window.
