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Aansh IVF Academy · Certificate Courses

Structured short courses — taught inside a working IVF centre.

Two streams: paid clinical certificates for registered doctors and life-science graduates, and free-or-nominal awareness & integrative certificates for BAMS, BHMS, GPs and students. All at our government-registered ART Level 2 Clinic (Reg. No. MH/AC/2024/15441/L2/Chandrapur/132) in Chandrapur.

Medically reviewed by Dr. Shweta Agarwal, MBBS, DGO · Last updated July 2026
Dr. Shweta Agarwal, Founder & Lead Fertility Specialist, at Aansh Hospital & IVF Center, Chandrapur Govt. ART-registered
Dr. Shweta Agarwal MBBS, DGO · Reproductive Medicine
5,000+IVF babies
30+Years of experience
4.9★500+ reviews · Google, JustDial, Practo
94%AI embryo-analysis accuracy · Garbha.ai
ART Level 2 RegisteredGovt. of India — ART Act 2021
Dr. Shweta AgarwalMBBS, DGO · Reproductive Medicine
On-site embryology labLed by Aayush Agarwal, Ph.D.
Marathi · Hindi · EnglishChandrapur · Nagpur · Vidarbha
Stream 1 · Paid

Clinical certificates

For registered doctors and life-science graduates. Didactic sessions + demonstrations + simulation-based practice. Eligibility is checked at application.

Infertility & Reproductive Medicine

Eligibility: MBBS / MD / MS / DGO

Evaluation of the infertile couple, ovulation induction basics, when to escalate to IUI/IVF, counselling and documentation.

Paid · enquire for fee

IUI — Intrauterine Insemination

Eligibility: Registered doctors (MBBS and above)

Patient selection, stimulation & trigger, semen preparation demonstration, insemination technique on models/simulation, timing and follow-up.

Paid · enquire for fee

Ultrasound in Infertility

Eligibility: OBGYN / registered doctors (PCPNDT-compliant)

Follicular monitoring, AFC, endometrial assessment, baseline scans — demonstration and supervised scanning within legal scope.

Paid · enquire for fee

Basic Hysteroscopy & Diagnostic Laparoscopy

Eligibility: OBGYN (MD/MS/DGO)

Instrumentation, entry techniques, diagnostic views, simulation-based practice; live-case exposure via observership.

Paid · enquire for fee

Clinical Embryology / ART Lab

Eligibility: MSc / BSc life sciences, DMLT with lab experience

Lab design and air handling, semen analysis & preparation, culture systems, vitrification principles, witnessing, QC and ART-Act documentation. Practice on simulation and non-viable/discarded material only.

Paid · enquire for fee
Stream 2 · Free / nominal

Awareness & integrative certificates

Knowledge-based programs for BAMS, BHMS, GPs and students — built around recognising infertility, counselling honestly, and referring well. No modern-medicine procedures are taught or certified.

Fertility Awareness & Referral

For: BAMS · BHMS · GPs · students

Recognising infertility red flags, basic evaluation pathway, what IUI/IVF involve, realistic timelines and success factors, and how to refer well — so your patients reach the right care sooner.

Free / nominal

Integrative Fertility Support

For: BAMS practitioners

How Ayurvedic fertility support (diet, lifestyle, Panchakarma within your own scope) can work alongside modern ART care — shared-care models, red flags requiring referral, and coordinated patient journeys.

Free / nominal

Lifestyle, PCOS & Fertility Nutrition

For: Any health professional

Weight, insulin resistance and fertility, PCOS lifestyle counselling, preconception nutrition, and evidence-based patient education.

Free / nominal
Scope of practice — stated plainly

How the integrative track works

Ayurvedic fertility support is a legitimate part of many patients' journeys in Vidarbha. In the Integrative Fertility Support track, BAMS practitioners learn how modern ART care works — so the Ayurvedic support they provide within their own AYUSH scope of practice can sit alongside it, with clear red flags for referral and a shared-care mindset.

To be explicit: consistent with Indian law, Aansh IVF does not train or certify AYUSH practitioners to perform allopathic procedures, prescribe modern medicines, or conduct ultrasound. The value of this track is coordination, not cross-pathy.

How to apply

Small cohorts, rolling enquiry

  1. Enquire — message us with your qualification, registration number (if applicable), and the course you're interested in.
  2. Eligibility & dates — we confirm your eligibility for the chosen stream, share the next cohort dates and, for clinical tracks, the fee.
  3. Attend — learn at the centre, complete the course, and receive your certificate of completion or participation.

Not sure which course fits? Start with an observership — or ask us and we'll suggest a path based on your background.

Note: Certificates are issued by Aansh Hospital & IVF Center and document training experience; they are not university qualifications or licences to practise outside your registered scope. Information on this page is educational and does not replace a medical consultation. Outcomes depend on individual clinical factors. Last updated July 2026.

Good to know

Frequently asked questions about certificate courses

What is the difference between the clinical and awareness tracks?
Clinical certificate courses are for registered doctors and life-science graduates, include demonstrations and simulation-based practice, and carry a tuition fee. Awareness and integrative tracks are knowledge-based programs for BAMS, BHMS, GPs and students — free or at a nominal fee — focused on recognising infertility, counselling patients and referring well. No track includes performing procedures on patients.
Is there hands-on practice in the certificate courses?
Limited and legal: demonstrations, models and simulation. Embryology practice uses simulation and non-viable or discarded material only, consistent with the ART (Regulation) Act 2021. Certificate courses do not include performing procedures on patients — that level of supervised hands-on work is reserved for the fellowship, which is restricted to qualified OBGYN specialists and embryologists.
Can a BAMS or BHMS doctor take the clinical courses?
No. Clinical tracks are restricted to practitioners whose registration covers modern medicine, in line with Indian law on scope of practice. BAMS/BHMS practitioners are warmly welcome in the Fertility Awareness & Referral and Integrative Fertility Support tracks, and in the lab observership — these are designed specifically to be valuable within your own scope.
Why are the awareness courses free or nominal?
Because their purpose is better patient care across Vidarbha, not revenue. When GPs and AYUSH practitioners recognise infertility early and refer confidently, patients reach effective treatment years sooner. We benefit too — many participants become long-term referring partners — and we are transparent about that.
What certificate do I receive?
A certificate of completion (clinical tracks) or participation (awareness tracks) issued by Aansh Hospital & IVF Center, stating the course, dates and content covered. It documents training experience at a government-registered ART clinic. It is not a university qualification, an NMC-recognised credential, or a licence to perform any procedure outside your registered scope.
When do courses run and what do they cost?
Courses run in small cohorts through the year, scheduled around clinic workload so you see a real working centre. Durations range from a few days to a few weeks depending on the course. Message us for the current calendar and fee for your chosen course.
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