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Every Ayurveda PG scholar knows the moment: the guide says "write your synopsis" — and the scholar realises that knowing the theory of research is not the same as knowing how to produce a research document.
This handbook bridges that gap. Section by section. Department by department. Error by error.
Written by a double gold medalist from IPGT&RA Jamnagar and two-decade PG research supervisor, this handbook provides:
— A section-by-section writing guide for all 14 sections of the Ayurveda PG synopsis, with clinical and non-clinical examples for every section
— A practical statistical test selection guide with decision tree and 6 complete ready-to-paste plan statements
— Annotated fill-in-the-blank templates and complete specimen synopses for clinical RCT, non-clinical pharmacognostic/HPTLC, and non-clinical textual study designs
— 29 named, graded, and illustrated errors (Critical/Major/Minor) with wrong examples and corrected versions
— A 65-point pre-submission self-audit checklist
— 8 standalone quick-reference appendices: submission checklist, statistical test card, IEC checklist, CTRI guide, Vancouver referencing guide, CPCSEA checklist, validated tools list, methodology glossary, Samhita citation reference, and 18-month timeline
For all Ayurveda PG departments — clinical and non-clinical. For MD and PhD scholars. Aligned with NCISM and RGUHS regulations.
Published by Astanga Wellness Pvt. Ltd., Hubli. First Edition, 2026.
AI collaboration disclosed. All frameworks and clinical examples originate from the author.
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