Master Diploma in Nadi Vigyan (M.D.N.V.) – Advanced Course in Pulse Diagnosis & Holistic Healing

Master Diploma in Nadi Vigyan (M.D.N.V.) is a professional and advanced level program created for students, healers, therapists, Ayurveda practitioners, naturopaths, wellness consultants, and individuals who wish to gain deep knowledge of the ancient science of Nadi Pariksha (Pulse Diagnosis). This traditional healing method has been practiced for centuries in Ayurveda and natural healthcare systems to understand the internal condition of the body through pulse examination.

Nadi Vigyan is considered one of the most valuable diagnostic sciences because it helps identify imbalances before they become major health concerns. By examining the pulse carefully, trained practitioners can understand the body’s natural rhythms, dosha conditions, energy flow, stress levels, digestion strength, and possible weaknesses in different organs. This makes Nadi Pariksha a powerful tool in preventive healthcare and holistic wellness guidance.

Online Mode:
Classes will be conducted through virtual platforms such as Zoom or Google Meet.

Workshop Mode:
Workshops will be held at our Jodhpur Institute or at authorized training centers.

Online Mode:
Classes are conducted via Zoom or Google Meet over 5 days, with 3 sessions per day (each session lasting 40 minutes), totaling approximately 10 hours of instruction.

Workshop Mode:
The duration of our in-person workshops is pre-scheduled and typically ranges from 6 to 8 days, conducted at our Jodhpur Institute or authorized training centers.

Our institute will courier the books, charts, and instruments to your correspondence address.

Upon completion of the online or workshop course, a test will be conducted. The question paper will be sent via WhatsApp or courier, and you are required to submit the completed answer sheet to receive your certificate.

Unit 1: Introduction to the Five Elements of the Body (Pancha Mahabhuta)

• Concept of Akasha, Vayu, Agni, Jala, and Prithvi

• Their role in body constitution and health

Unit 2: Nadi & Their Factors

• Definition and meaning of Nadi

• Factors influencing Nadi (dosha, dhatu, lifestyle, age, etc.)

Unit 3: Pulse-Taking Method in Allopathic Medicine

• Modern clinical pulse examination

• Radial, carotid, and other arterial sites

Unit 4: Diseases of the Nervous System and Their Treatments

• Common neurological disorders

• Ayurvedic and allopathic approaches to management

Unit 5: Eight Sites of Disease / Dosha Introduction

• Traditional eight pulse sites

• Relation with dosha imbalance

Unit 6: Causes of Pulsation

• Physiological basis of pulse

• Dosha and dhatu correlation

Unit 7: Necessity of Nadi Vigyan

(a) Role of Nadi in first-line diagnosis of diseases
(b) Feeling of Nadi compared with the vibration of a Veena string

Unit 8: Introduction to Tridosha’s Nadi

(a) Modern pulse examination methods
(b) Types, sites, and functions of Vata, Pitta, and Kapha dosha

Unit 9: Pulse Rate and Speed

• Normal range of pulse in different ages

• Variations in health and disease

Unit 10: Types of Nadi and Their Importance

• Classification of Nadi (Vata, Pitta, Kapha)

• Significance of each type

• Other Nadis and their relevance

Unit 11: Procedure & Equipment Used in Umbilical Examination

• Clinical techniques for umbilical region assessment

• Traditional and modern diagnostic equipment

1. Become a certified therapist and build a rewarding career.

2. Opportunities to work in naturopathy hospitals or alternative therapy clinics.

3. Enhance your expertise in the field of acupressure therapy.

4. Provide free treatment and support to your family and community.

5. Outstanding practitioners may receive awards and recognition for their contributions.

6. Generate additional income alongside your regular profession.

7. Gain respect and establish a reputable standing within your community.

1. Self-attested copy of Aadhar Card as Identity & Address Proof
2. One Recent passport size color photograph
3. Marksheet or certificate of last educational qualification – e.g., 10th / 12th / Graduation

1. We accept soft copies (e-copies) of the required documents for admission. There is no need to submit physical documents initially. Students may send scanned copies or clear photos.
2. Documents can be sent via Email or WhatsApp. Originals will only be required for verification if necessary.