Archive · 27 Sep 2025
Ayush Ministry: ATAB Accredits Ayurveda Courses
Imagine a group that makes sure schools that teach Ayurveda are good.
This group, called ATAB, checks these schools and gives them a stamp of approval if they meet high standards.
They've approved over 100 courses in several countries.
Also, ATAB helps doctors who practice Ayurveda in other countries by formally recognizing them, so people know they are good at their jobs.
A total of 41 doctors have been recognized.
The Ministry of Ayush is also involved, holding meetings to review ATAB's progress and help spread Ayurveda around the world.
The Ayurveda Training Accreditation Board (ATAB) has accredited 113 Ayurveda training courses.
Accreditation covers courses in India and two foreign countries.
ATAB aims to standardize Ayurveda education worldwide.
41 Ayurveda doctors practicing overseas have been formally endorsed.
The Ministry of Ayush reviewed ATAB's efforts.
- Who
- Ayurveda Training Accreditation Board (ATAB), Ayush Ministry
- What
- Accreditation of Ayurveda training courses and endorsement of practitioners.
- When
- Established six years ago
- Where
- India and two foreign countries.
- Why
- To standardize Ayurveda education globally.
- Organization
- Ayurveda Training Accreditation Board (ATAB)
- Courses Accredited
- 113
- Countries Involved
- 3+
- Practitioners Endorsed
- 41
- Focus
- Ayurveda education standardization