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Takshashila Ayurved College Hospital and Research Center

Washim, Maharashtra · Ayush · Private-Unaided

UGCEst. 2025

About

About Takshashila Ayurved College Hospital and Research Center

Takshashila Ayurved College Hospital and Research Center is a private college in Washim, Maharashtra, established in 2025. Campusbells lists it under Ayush, with 2 undergraduate courses, including B.A and BAMS. Approvals and accreditation: UGC.

Shri Dadasaheb Gawai Charitable Trust, Amravati (A Buddhist Minority Institution Recognized by the Government of Maharashtra) was established in the year 1991. is to strive for the realization of the goals set by the great visionary and Father of Indian Constitution BharatRatna Hon’ble. Dr.

R. alias Babasaheb Ambedkar. The trust owes its existence to the vision and foresight of guiding light and former governor of Bihar and Kerala State Hon’ble.

S. alias Dadasaheb Gawai and the founder president Hon’ble. Aai Dr.

Kamaltai R. Gawai, who inspires us all to seek excellence in our entire endeavor. seek to fulfill the goal of imparting quality education to the students of marginalized section of the society.

are heading towards golden jubilee celebration.

As described on the institution’s website

At a glance

Key facts

Established
2025
Ownership
Private-Unaided
Approvals and accreditation
UGC
Stream
Ayush

Academics

Courses offered at Takshashila Ayurved College Hospital and Research Center

2 programmes listed

Undergraduate courses (2)

B.A

B.A

BAMS

BAMS

Campus life

Facilities at Takshashila Ayurved College Hospital and Research Center

  • Research Center
  • Library
  • Placement Cell
  • Laboratories
  • Wi-Fi
  • Indoor
  • Bus
  • Medical
  • Hostel

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