Learn inside a working IVF centre — watch, learn, then do.
Aansh Hospital & IVF Center opens its embryology lab, OT and clinics to visiting doctors, embryologists and students. Three levels of access — observership, certificate courses and a hands-on fellowship — at a government-registered ART Level 2 Clinic (Reg. No. MH/AC/2024/15441/L2/Chandrapur/132) in Chandrapur, Vidarbha.
Medically reviewed by Dr. Shweta Agarwal, MBBS, DGO · Last updated July 2026
Govt. ART-registered
Watch → Learn → Do
Observership
Duration: 1–5 days
For: Any doctor or clinician — gynaecologists, GPs, BAMS/BHMS, embryologists, students
Observe our embryology lab, OT and live clinical work. Two levels: lab & setup (no live cases) and live clinical observership.
Complimentary for partner doctors · paid for others
Explore → LearnCertificate Courses
Duration: Days to a few weeks
For: Clinical tracks for registered doctors & life-science graduates · awareness & integrative tracks for BAMS/BHMS, GPs and students
Structured short courses — didactic sessions, demonstrations and simulation-based practice. No procedures on patients.
Clinical tracks paid · awareness tracks free or nominal
Explore → DoFellowship
Duration: 3 / 6 / 12 months
For: Qualified OBGYN (MD/MS/DGO) and qualified embryologists (MSc) only
Immersive, supervised hands-on training in reproductive medicine, clinical embryology or reproductive endoscopy — with logbook.
Paid · limited seats · selection by application and interview
Explore →Find your path by qualification
- Gynaecologist (MD/MS/DGO): live observership → clinical certificates (IUI, ultrasound, hysteroscopy) → Fellowship in Reproductive Medicine.
- Embryologist / MSc–BSc life sciences: lab observership → Clinical Embryology certificate → Fellowship in Clinical Embryology.
- General practitioner (MBBS): observership → Infertility & Reproductive Medicine or IUI certificate.
- BAMS / BHMS practitioner: lab observership → Fertility Awareness & Referral or the Integrative Fertility Support track (within your own AYUSH scope).
- Student / fresher: lab observership → introduction to ART & embryology awareness modules.
Learn from the people who run the centre
Clinical training is led by Dr. Shweta Agarwal (MBBS, DGO), Founder & Lead Fertility Specialist, with 30+ years of experience across obstetrics, gynaecology and assisted reproduction. Embryology and ART-lab training is led by Aayush Agarwal, Ph.D., Senior Clinical Embryologist, who manages the on-site embryology lab and the registered ART Bank.
You are not taught by visiting lecturers — you learn from the team that counsels the patients, runs the cycles and performs the procedures. See our government registrations for verifiable certificate numbers.
Honest framing, in writing
- This is private, experience-based training at a government-registered ART clinic. It is not a university degree or an NMC-recognised qualification.
- Certificates document attendance, participation or completion — they are not a licence to perform any procedure outside your existing registered scope of practice.
- Hands-on work in the fellowship is available only to qualified, registered clinicians and embryologists, under direct supervision, with per-case patient consent, as required under the ART (Regulation) Act 2021.
- Awareness and integrative tracks for BAMS/BHMS practitioners are knowledge-based; they do not include training in modern-medicine procedures.
Note: Information on this page is educational and does not replace a medical consultation. Outcomes depend on individual clinical factors. Last updated July 2026.
Frequently asked questions about the Aansh IVF Academy
Who can apply to the Aansh IVF Academy?
Are the certificates recognised qualifications?
Why train at Aansh IVF rather than a metro-city institute?
Is the observership really free for partner doctors?
Can BAMS or BHMS doctors join?
Ready to apply — or not sure which track fits?
Message us with your qualification and what you want to learn. We'll suggest the right track, share current dates and fees, and answer your questions.