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Punjab State Faculty of Ayurvedic & Unani Systems Website:www.punjabstatefaculty.com E-mail id: [email protected] Phone No:0172-5262184 PUNJAB STATE FACULTY OF AYURVEDIC & UNANI SYSTEMS OF MEDICINE Medical Education Bhawan, Sec-69, S.A.S.Nagar _____________________________________________________________________ __________________ S.no Noc Nmae College Name Principal Name E-Mail No. Of Seats 1 Shree Salasar Shree Balaji Institute Of Medical [email protected] 60 Educational Sciences & Hospital New Fazilka Dr.Dipika Sharma om Society Road,Abohar [email protected] (Regd.)Abohar 9878000760 om 2 Agarsain Ayurvedic Agarsain Ayurvedic College D- Dr. Sanju Gupta sanju.aggarwal@ymail 50 College JoshiPura Pharmacy ayurveda(up- 9417174644 .com Opp Khalsa vaid)Amritsar College(Amritsar) 3 Guru Ram Das Guru Ram Dass Ayurvedic Dr. Ravinder Rana [email protected] 50 Ayurvedic College College,Pandher(Amritsar) 8146078999 om Fatehgarh Chirian District- dr.ravinderrana17@gm ail.com 4 G.P.S. Pharmacy G.P.S. Pharmacy College Dr. Atiya Jamba [email protected] 60 College(G.P.S.Healt Jethuwal,Amritsar 9779641415 h and Educational Society)G.T.Road,J ethuwal,Amritsar 5 Sri Satya Sai Shri Satya Sai Education Dr. Manraj Singh sanju.aggarwal@ymail 40 Educational Foundation Amritsar 9855421228 .com Foundation, Ram Talai Road Amritsar 6 Shri Lakshmi Shree Lakshmi Narayan Ayurvedic Dr. Prem Pal [email protected] 50 Narayan Ayurvedic College & Hospital,Amritsar Shrivastva om College Sant Tulsidass Marg,Lahgarh Gate Amritsar 7 Malwa Medical Malwa College Of Pharmacy Leena Bansal principalmalwa@gmai 50 Education Mehal Kalan, Barnala l.com Society(Regd.) 977990008 Mehal Kalan Barnala 8 Shree Guru Amar Shree Guru Amardas Ayurvedic Dr. Navdeep Singh 50 Dass Ayurvedic College Ayurveda(up-vaid) College,Amritsar Amritsar 9 Punjab Punjab Multipurpose Institute Sh. Gurjit Lal pmipharmacy@yahoo. 50 Multipurpose Sehna 9592008999 com Institute of [email protected] Pharmacy Shaina m Barnala 10 S.D. College Of S.D.College Of D-Pharmacy Dr. Rakesh Kumar sdbpharmacy@yahoo. 60 Pharmacy,Barnala upvaid(Ayurvedic)Barnala Garg com 8146047700 11 Batala Institute Of Batala Institute Of Medical Science Dr.Deeksma [email protected] 100 Medical Science Sarwali,Batala 7087340300 Sarwali,Dera Road,Batala 12 Deep Institute Of Deep Institute Of Dr. Amanpreet Kaur deeppharmacy786@g 60 Pharmacy Pharmacy(Ayur.)Bathinda 9988350303 mail.com Ayurvedic Lehra Mihabbat Distt. Bathinda 13 Mahant Gurbanta Mahant Gurbanta Dass Memorial Dr. Surinder Pal Jassi [email protected] 50 Dass Memorial Ayurvedic Institute,Bathinda 9872406451 Ayurvedic Institute,Bathinda 14 Malwa College Of Malwa College Of Pharmacy(Ayu.) Sh. Salakshan Tejpal 50 Pharmacy(Ayurvedi Chauke,Bathinda 9855655512 c D- pharmacy)Village Chauke Tehsil- Phool Bathinda 15 Punjab Relief Punjab College Of Pharmacy Dr. Jasdeep Singh principalpcpa@gmail. 60 Society,C/o Nagpal Ayurvedic(upvaid)Kotshamir 9888519355 com Hospital The Mall Bathinda 9855842355 Bathinda 16 Saint Sahara Saint Sahara Institute Of Dr. Saroj principalssamc@gmail 50 Educational Pharmacy(Ayurvedic)Mansa Road .com Society(Regd) Kot Shamir,Bathinda Bathinda Road,Muktsar 17 Guru Harkrishan L.M.B. College Of Ayurvedic Dr. Gursewak Singh [email protected] 40 Rai Educational Pharmacy & Hospital,Fazilka 8284848848 om Society(Regd.)1714 ,Chugh Street,Fazilka 18 Shaheed Bhagat Shaheed Bhagat Singh Ayurvedic Dr. Sanjeev Manktala drsanjeevmanktala@g 70 Singh Educational College,Ferozepur mail.com & Welfare 9781128866 Socirty(Regd.) Ferozepur 19 ------------ Desh Bhagat Ayurvedic College & Dr. Jatinder Tyagi [email protected] 60 Hospital,Mandigobindgarh 9876029013 20 Himalaya College Himalaya College of Ayurveda Dr. Baljit Singh Himalaya_rakesh@ya 60 Of Ayurvedic Jail D.Pharmacy Ayurveda(Up-Vaid) 9814701277 hoo.co.in Road Jail Road, vill.Babowal, Babewal,Gurdaspur Gurdaspur 21 Sardar Sukhjinder S.Sukhjinder Singh College Of Dr. Simmi Gupta [email protected] 100 Singh College Of Pharmacy 7888545451 om Pharmacy Ayurveda(upvaid)Gurdaspur Ayurveda(upvaid) village & P.O. Hayat,Hardo Chhani Road 22 Parvesh College Of Parvesh College Of Nursing & Dr. Gargi [email protected] 60 D-Pharmacy(up- Medical Sciences Tehsil 8872059008 vaid) Village Mukerian,Hoshiarpur Fatehpur,Talwara- Mukerian Road,Hoshiarpur 23 S.S.D. College Of S.S.D. College Of D-Pharmacy(up- Dr. R.P.Badyal principal.dpuv@gmail 60 D-Pharmacy(up- vaid)Vill.Ghastipur,Mukerian 9815420101 .com vaid)Vill.Ghastipur, Mukerian Distt Hoshiarpur 24 Sita Ram Ji Tilak Raj S.T.College Of Nursing & Medical Dr. Deepak Jaswal [email protected] 60 Educational and Sciences Adda Dada Charitable Marra(Patiarian)Una Road Society(Regd) vill- V&P.O.Mehlanwali,Hoshiarpur Mehlanwali Distt- Hoshiarpur 25 Smt. Urmila Devi Smt. Urmila Devi College Of D- Dr. S.N.Pandey urmiladevigroup45@y 50 Ayurvedic College Pharmacy,Hoshiarpur 01882-272745 ahoo.com Of Medical Sciences & Hospital VPO Kharkan,Una Road,Hoshiarpur 26 Bharat Ayurvedic Bharat Ayurvedic College Of D- Dr. Arun Sharma bintmudh@rediffmail. 60 College Of D- Pharmacy,Nakodar(Jalandhar) com Pharmacy Village 9417144329 Mudh,Tehsil Nakodar District- Jalandhar 27 Durga Professional Durga College Of Dr. Gurpreet Kaur [email protected] 50 Educational Pharmacy,Tehsil- 9781131000 n Society,166 Bharat Jagraon(Ludhiana) Nagar Chowk 28 Shri Guru G.H.G.College Of Ayurvedic Dr. Ramneek Deol [email protected] 60 Hargobind Medical Pharmacy,Raikot,Ludhiana m Education 9417264640 Society(Regd.)Raik ot(Ludhiana) 29 Bhai Kanhaiya Sanjeevani Institute Of Dr. Anju Bector edusanjeevani@gmail. 60 Educational Pharmacy(Ayurvedic)Vill.Daudpur com Society(Regd.)B V1 ,Khanna 9876102733 541,opp Civil Hospital G.T.Road Khanna 30 Baba Amar Singh Baba Amar Singh Kirti Ayurvedic Dr. Asha Tejpal Babaamarsinghkirti11 60 Kirti Ayurvedic Medical 7889183573 [email protected] Medical College College,FattaMaloka(Mansa) Village Fatta Malooka(Mansa) 31 Global College of Global College Of D- Dr. Gutti Gopal globalgroupmansa@y 100 D-Pharmacy Pharmacy(up-vaid)Vill. Nangal Krishan Rao ahoo.in Village-Nangal Khurd,Mansa Khurd,Mansa 32 Khalsa Rural Khalsa Ayurvedic Medical College Dr. Neena Chaudhary khalsacollegenagal@g 50 Hospital & Nursing & Hospital,Nangal Kalan (Mansa) 9876034567 mail.com Training Institute Trust(Regd.) P.O.Nangal Kalan,Mansa 33 Malwa Institute Of Malwa Institute Of Pharmacy (up- Dr. Raj Rani [email protected] 60 Pharmacy(Ayurved vaid)Malakpur Khiala,Mansa 9872734179 m a)at Village- MalakpurKhiala,Ma nsa 34 Vidya Sagar Vidya Sagar Institute Of Ayurvedic Sh. Rajeev [email protected] 50 Institute Of Pharmacy,Sardulgarh,Ahlupur,Man 09215647148 m Ayurvedic sa Pharmacy Ahlupur,Mansa 35 Madhe Moga Wale V.S.S. 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Shiv Shakti Ayurvedic Medical 9815558031 [email protected] 50 College & Hospital Sunam Road m Bhikhi Mansa 38 Babe Ke Ayurvedic Babe Ke Ayurvedic Medical Dr. Ish Sharma bkamch_daudhar@ya 100 Medical College & College & Hospital,Moga 9814618792 hoo.com Hospital,Daudhar( Moga) 39 Sri Satya Sai Sri Satya Sai Murlidhar Ayurvedic Dr. Rakesh Arya principalssmdcollege 50 Murlidhar College & Hospital ,Moga @yahoo.in Ayurvedic College 9814688911 & Hospital G.T.Road,Moga 40 Ekta Educational Ekta Educaional Society Ayurvedic Kamaldeep Kaur [email protected] 50 Society(Regd.)Villa College Karyal (Moga) Deol m ge Karyal (Moga) 9988790505 41 Guru Nanak Dev Guru Nanak Ayurvedic Medical N.P.Lal [email protected] 40 Ayurvedic Medical College & Hospital,Sri Muktsar 84274-65800 m College,Muktsar Sahib 42 Guru Gobind Singh Mai Bhago College Of Dr. Jagmeet Singh [email protected] 60 Education Pharmacy,Sri Muktsar Sahib 01633-261259 om. Society,Mai Bhago 90414-22242 Ayurvedic [email protected] College,Muktsar 43 Baba Hira Das Ji Baba Hira Das Ji Ayurvedic Dr. Anil Kumar babahiradassayurvedic 100 College Of D- Medical College & 9779137498 [email protected] Pharmacy(up- Hospital,Muktsar vaid)Village .Badal District ,Mukatsar 44 -------------- Govt. Ayurvedic College,Patiala Dr.Harwinder Grover [email protected] 40 98142-21927 om 45 Sukh Sagar J.S.K.Ayurvedic Medical College Dr.Rishi 60 Educational Social and Hospital Samana,District Welfare Society Patiala Samana District Patiala 46 Sukhjinder Sukhjinder Ayurvedic Dr.Shikha Sharma pharmacysgidunera@ 80 Ayurvedic Pharmacy(upvaid)CollegeDunera(P 9988859363 gmail.com Pharmacy(up- athankot) vaid)College, P.O. Dunera,Tehsil Dhar Kalan(Pathankot) 47 Kuldip Chand K.C.M. Ayurvedic College,Ropar Munish Talwar [email protected] 60 Memorial [email protected] Education 9530747063 om Society,Garden Colony,Ropar 48 Rattan Professional Rattan Professional Education Dr. Manjit Singh rattancollegesohana@ 60 Education College Of Ayurveda,Sohana 9815130374 yahoo.co.in Society(Regd.)Maul i Road Near Arya School V.&P.O.Sohana,Mo hali 49 Saraswati Saraswati Ayurved Hospital and Dr.Shailendra salmcchandigarh@gm 50 Professional Higher Medical College,Gharuan Mohali Bhardwaj ail.com Education College 7009777259 Of D-Pharmacy(up- vaid)Gharuan Mohali 50 Rehbar Rehbar Institute Of Medical Dr. Kafila Khan [email protected] 50 Institute(Regd.)Kha Sciences,Bhawanigarh n Hospital & 9417760637 Maternity Home
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