Grounded · Guided · Generative — for BAMS

Ayurveda, taught
from the Saṃhitās.

Fourteen expert tools for the whole BAMS syllabus — Socratic tutoring, verse explication, case reasoning, spaced repetition and exam drills. Every answer is anchored in a curated library of classical texts, and every citation is shown to you. Nothing is ever invented.

14
expert tools, one per discipline
0
invented citations, by design
100%
source transparency on every answer
SM-2
spaced repetition, built in

The shelf

Fourteen tools.
Each one its own teacher.

Not one chatbot wearing fourteen hats — fourteen distinct workspaces, each with its own pedagogy, its own prompt, and its own colour on the shelf.

01

Ayurveda Tutor Chat

Your always-available Socratic tutor across the whole syllabus — explains, checks understanding, and guides your next step.

02

Doubt Clearing

Bring one stuck point — a confusing verse, a contradiction, a term — and resolve it layer by layer until it is truly clear.

03

Clinical Case Trainer

Academic case vignettes walked through Nidāna Pañcaka reasoning — one guiding question at a time.

04

Viva / Oral Exam Simulator

Rapid-fire viva rehearsal: examiner-style questions, concise answers, immediate feedback on accuracy and completeness.

05

Exam Prep Coach

A guided, stepwise revision session for one chapter: diagnose gaps, teach, drill, assess, and always know your next step.

06

Mind Map Generator

Turn any topic into a navigable concept map — typed relationships, grounded nodes, expandable branches.

07

Flashcards + Spaced Repetition

Generate atomic, high-yield flashcards from any topic or notes, then drill them with a built-in SM-2 scheduler.

08

MCQ Practice

University & AYUSH-entrance style MCQs with a rationale for every option, scoring, and a weakness report.

09

Written Answer Coach

Practice theory-paper answers: get a question, write your attempt, and receive examiner-style structured feedback.

10

Samhitā Verse Explainer

Paste a śloka: get IAST transliteration, word-by-word breakdown, translation, commentary context, and significance.

11

Dravyaguṇa Explorer

Materia-medica lookup: rasa–guṇa–vīrya–vipāka–prabhāva profiles for any dravya, with side-by-side comparison.

12

Comparison Tables

Clean, citable compare-and-contrast tables for exam favourites — Vāta vs Pitta vs Kapha, Āma vs Nirāma, and more.

13

Mnemonic Generator

Memory hooks for list-heavy content — acronyms, imagery, and story chains that never distort the source material.

14

Study Planner

Turn a syllabus and exam date into a realistic day-by-day revision schedule, weighted to your weak areas.

Every claim, cited

Every tool draws on the library your faculty curate — and shows the exact passage it used.

Try them allEvery plan opens all fourteen. Start free, upgrade when the term does.

Learn & discuss

Ask, and be taught.

Four conversational tools that behave like four different teachers — a tutor who checks what you already know, a specialist who takes one doubt apart layer by layer, a case preceptor, and an examiner who does not let go.

  • Socratic tutoring across the whole syllabus
  • One doubt, resolved to the root
  • Nidāna Pañcaka case reasoning
  • Viva rehearsal that escalates
  • Inline citations on every claim
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Ayurveda Tutor Chat1,240 CREDITS LEFT
Charaka · Sūtrasthāna 29.3A.H. · Śārīrasthāna 3
How does Cakrapāṇi gloss this?Contrast with Suśruta

Practise & drill

Sit the exam before the exam.

Five tools that turn reading into recall — question banks with real distractors, written answers marked the way examiners mark, flashcards on an SM-2 schedule, and a planner that knows how many days you have left.

  • MCQs with per-option rationales
  • Written answers scored against a rubric
  • Spaced repetition, SM-2 scheduling
  • Mind maps you can edit and export
  • Day-by-day revision plans
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MCQ PracticeQ 07 / 20

Which attribute of a dravya is held responsible for its immediate heating or cooling effect on the body?

  • ARasa
  • BVīrya
  • CVipāka
  • DPrabhāva

Why — Vīrya acts at once; vipāka is the post-digestive effect, so it cannot be the immediate one.

Reference & recall

The Saṃhitās, opened.

Five reference tools for the classical page itself — verse-by-verse explication with pada breakdown, dravya profiles in classical order, comparison tables built on demand, and mnemonics that actually stick.

  • Pada-by-pada verse explication
  • Dravyaguṇa profiles, rasa to prabhāva
  • Comparison tables generated on demand
  • Mnemonics in classical order
  • Everything saved to your library
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Saṃhitā Verse ExplainerCA. SŪ. 30.26

samadoṣaḥ samāgniśca samadhātumalakriyaḥ ।

prasannātmendriyamanāḥ svastha ityabhidhīyate ॥

samadoṣaḥthe three doṣas in their own measure
samāgniścaand agni likewise even
svasthaestablished in oneself — the definition of health
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The method

Three commitments,
kept on every turn.

01

Grounded.

Answers are anchored in retrieved passages from the Saṃhitās and course material your faculty curate, cited by text and sthāna. Verse numbers are never invented — beyond the library, a tool says only what classical scholarship supports.

02

Guided.

No tool dumps a chapter. The coach diagnoses before it teaches, the preceptor asks one question at a time, the examiner escalates while you hold. Every turn ends with the single next step.

03

Generative.

Sessions leave artifacts: concept maps, flashcard decks on an SM-2 schedule, quizzes with per-option rationales, day-by-day revision plans. Your library grows as you study.

Built for how BAMS is examined

Marks live in the details.
The tools know the details.

  • Theory answers marked the way examiners mark: definition → classification → elaboration → applied relevance
  • MCQs with distractors drawn from real confusions — Vīrya vs Prabhāva, Rasa vs Vipāka — not filler options
  • Viva rehearsal that escalates while you hold and circles back when you stumble
  • Enumerations drilled in classical order, because the order is examinable
  • Case reasoning through Nidāna Pañcaka, one step at a time
Written Answer — examiner’s report8 / 10

Definition with attribution

full marks

Complete enumeration, classical order

full marks

!

Applied relevance

1 mark missed — no clinical link

Next: add one line on cikitsā relevance and this is a 10-mark answer.

The guarantees

What it will not do.

01

It will not invent a verse.

Verse-level precision comes only from a retrieved passage. Where the library is silent, a tool attributes at text and sthāna level, or says plainly that it cannot give you a number.

02

It will not treat a patient.

This is an academic instrument. Diagnostic and treatment questions are turned back toward the underlying principles and toward the supervision a real case requires.

03

It will not hide its work.

The sources panel shows every passage that grounded a reply, with its retrieval score. Nothing arrives without the page it came from.

Pricing

One library.
Choose your pace.

Every plan opens all fourteen tools and the whole library. What changes is how much you can run each day and each month.

Free

Free

300 credits · every tool

Everything you need to study, at a gentle pace.

  • 300 credits every month, shared across all 14 tools
  • Saved artifacts and spaced repetition
  • Source transparency on every answer

Scholar

Most popular

₹399/month

1,500 credits · every tool

For students in an exam term who study every day.

  • 1,500 credits every month — 5× the Free pool
  • Priority during peak hours
  • Full quiz and mastery history

Vaidya

₹999/month

5,000 credits · every tool

For final-year and PG entrance preparation.

  • 5,000 credits every month for daily deep study
  • Unlimited saved artifacts
  • Early access to new tools

Prices in Indian rupees · Institutional and cohort licences are arranged with your administrator

Begin with your own Saṃhitā.

Create an account and start on the free plan — all fourteen tools, grounded in your institution’s library.