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National Commission for Homeopathy
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National Commission for Homoeopathy
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nch.org.in
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The National Commission for Homoeopathy (NCH) is a statutory regulatory body established by the National Commission for Homoeopathy Act, 2020 (enacted 21.09.2020, in force from 05.07.2021) that supersedes the erstwhile Central Council of Homoeopathy. Operating under India's Ministry of AYUSH, NCH is the sole national regulator of homoeopathic medical education and practice, exercising authority over all homoeopathic medical colleges, undergraduate (BHMS) and postgraduate (MD Hom.) courses, and licensed practitioners across India. It coordinates three autonomous boards: the Homoeopathy Education Board (HEB) for curriculum and academic standards, the Medical Assessment and Rating Board for Homoeopathy (MARBH) for institutional assessment and rating, and the Board of Ethics and Registration for Homoeopathy (BERH) for practitioner registration and professional ethics enforcement.

NCH's operational backbone is a portfolio of digital platforms developed in collaboration with BISAG-N: the AYUSH Education Portal (Education Life Cycle Management - ELCM) for academic and administrative management across all homoeopathic colleges; the National Register for Homoeopathy (NRH) Online Portal for centralized practitioner registration; the AYUSH Grid Online Registration Portal for state-level practitioner onboarding; and the Assessment and Rating Portal built with QCI-NABET covering 84 sub-parameters across 11 broad criteria. Payment processing is integrated with the State Bank of India. The Commission administers the National Teachers Eligibility Test (NTET), publishes the Medical Qualification Recognition List (MQRL), and runs the Competency Based Dynamic Curriculum (CBDC) aligned with India's National Education Policy 2020. In June 2026, NCH signed an MoU with Anuvadini Foundation (AICTE) to leverage Anuvadini AI for multilingual translation of homoeopathic educational content across 22 languages.

NCH is funded entirely through Government of India budgetary allocations and does not charge fees for regulatory services. Its primary constituencies are all homoeopathic medical colleges, licensed practitioners, students, and faculty across India, served through 27 State Homoeopathic Councils/Boards that operate as implementation partners. Governance is provided by a Chairperson (currently Dr. Tarkeshwar Jain, from 23.12.2025), three Board Presidents (HEB, MARBH, BERH), a Secretary, and Part-Time Members, with the full leadership slate reset across 2025.

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The National Commission for Homoeopathy (NCH) is the sole statutory regulator of homoeopathic medical education and practice in India, operating under the Ministry of AYUSH. It governs all homoeopathic colleges, BHMS/MD courses, and licensed practitioners through three autonomous boards (HEB, MARBH, BERH) and digital platforms including ELCM and the National Register for Homoeopathy.

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homoeopathic medical regulation, medical education standards, practitioner registration, medical institution assessment, professional ethics regulation
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1Regulatory Compliance, Licensing & Enforcement (Public Health)
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2Healthcare Licensing, Accreditation & Credentialing Boards
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3Education Regulatory Authorities & Commissions (Cross-Sector)
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4Professional & Occupational Licensing Examination Authorities
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5Continuing Education (CE/CPD) & Provider Accreditation Bodies
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  • Regulation, Licensing, and Inspection of Miscellaneous Commercial Sectors92615
  • Colleges, Universities, and Professional Schools6113
  • Colleges, Universities, and Professional Schools611310
  • Regulation, Licensing, and Inspection of Miscellaneous Commercial Sectors926150
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  • Services-Educational Services8200
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The National Commission for Homoeopathy is the statutory regulatory body for homoeopathic medical education and practice in India, constituted under the NCH Act, 2020. It regulates all homoeopathic medical institutions, undergraduate (BHMS) and postgraduate (MD Hom.) courses, assesses and rates colleges, maintains the National Register for Homoeopathy for licensed practitioners, and enforces professional ethics through three autonomous boards (HEB, MARBH, BERH).

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National Commission for Homeopathy operates as a three-board regulatory platform: the Homoeopathy Education Board (HEB) sets educational standards and manages curriculum; the Medical Assessment and Rating Board (MARBH) evaluates and rates institutions; and the Board of Ethics and Registration (BERH) maintains the practitioner registry and ethics. These are supported by digital platforms including the AYUSH Education Portal (ELCM) for academic management, National Register for Homoeopathy (NRH) for practitioner registration, Medical Qualification Recognition List (MQRL), AACCC Counseling Portal, and Competency Based Dynamic Curriculum (CBDC) resources. NCH also administers National Teachers Eligibility Test (NTET) and operates a public grievance redressal system.

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1National Commission for Homoeopathy (NCH) - Regulatory Body
CategoryRegulatory Body
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The apex regulatory body constituted by Parliament under the NCH Act, 2020, responsible for regulating homoeopathic medical education, institutions, and practitioners across India through its three autonomous boards.

2Homoeopathy Education Board (HEB)
CategoryEducation Regulation
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Autonomous board under NCH responsible for determining standards of education, developing competency-based dynamic curriculum, and overseeing undergraduate, post-graduate, and super-speciality levels in Homoeopathy.

3Medical Assessment and Rating Board for Homoeopathy (MARBH)
CategoryInstitutional Assessment
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Autonomous board responsible for assessment and rating of homoeopathic medical institutions, granting permission for establishment of new institutions, and conducting inspections in accordance with regulations.

4Board of Ethics and Registration for Homoeopathy (BERH)
CategoryPractitioner Registration and Ethics
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Autonomous board responsible for maintaining the National Register of homoeopathic practitioners, regulating professional conduct, and promoting medical ethics.

5AYUSH Education Portal (Education Life Cycle Management)
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1Anuvadini Foundation (AF), AICTE
Strategic tierCoreTypeTechnology or IntegrationAnnounced on2026-06-17
Description

MoU signed between NCH and Anuvadini Foundation (AICTE) for translating educational and academic content related to Homoeopathy using the Anuvadini AI multilingual translation platform. The collaboration aims to translate existing and future course curriculum, textbooks, web content, academic publications, and other educational resources to enhance accessibility and promote inclusive education.

nch.org.in
2BISAG-N (Bhaskaracharya National Institute for Space Applications and Geomatics)
Strategic tierCoreTypeTechnology or Integration
Description

Technical partnership for development and maintenance of AYUSH Education Portal (ELCM), National Register for Homoeopathy Portal, and AYUSH Grid Online Registration Portal. BISAG-N provides technical support, hands-on training, and ongoing portal development.

nch.org.in
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Partnership for training assessors and conducting inspections of Homoeopathic Medical Colleges for assessment and rating. QCI-NABET developed the Assessment and Rating Portal and moderated training sessions.

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Collaborative partner for organizing events including World Homoeopathy Day celebrations, joint conferences, and research initiatives. NCH works with CCRH for drug proving documentation and research activities.

5State Homoeopathic Councils/Boards
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27 State Homoeopathic Councils/Boards serve as implementation partners for NCH regulations, handling practitioner registration, ethics enforcement, and policy execution at state level.

nch.org.in
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TypeOthers
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Parent ministry under which NCH operates as a statutory body. Sets the policy direction, budget, and overarching regulatory agenda for AYUSH systems including homoeopathy, making it the principal governmental counterpart and funder of NCH.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

National statutory body for nursing education and registration in India. Operates a comparable model of uniform curriculum standards, state-level council coordination, and national practitioner registration.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Sister statutory commission under the Ministry of AYUSH regulating Ayurveda, Siddha, Sowa-Rigpa, and Unani medicine education and practice. Operates parallel autonomous boards (Education, Assessment & Rating, Ethics & Registration), making it the closest direct peer to NCH within the AYUSH regulatory architecture.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Autonomous research body under Ministry of AYUSH for homoeopathy research, drug proving, and clinical trials. Strategic partner of NCH (joint World Homoeopathy Day events, research collaborations) and adjacent in scope to NCH's medical research regulation function.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

India's apex statutory regulator for allopathic medical education, institutions, and practitioners. Operates under an Act of Parliament (NMC Act 2019) with autonomous boards for UG/PG education, ethics & registration, and assessment & rating — structurally identical to NCH's three-board model but for mainstream medicine.

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Central government testing body that conducts NEET UG, AIAPGET, and NTET for NCH. Functionally intertwined with NCH's examination and admission processes, making it a key ecosystem partner for delivery of NCH-regulated assessments.

7Dental Council of India (DCI)
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Statutory body regulating dental education, colleges, and practitioners in India. Comparable to NCH as a profession-specific regulator with authority over curriculum standards, college recognition, and practitioner registration under a parliamentary Act.

8National Commission for Allied and Healthcare Professions (NCAHP)
TypeBroad incumbent
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Statutory commission under the Ministry of Health & Family Welfare regulating allied and healthcare professions through state councils, professional boards, and a central register — closely paralleling NCH's three-board, state-council-coordinated structure.

TypeOthers
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National accreditation body that built NCH's Assessment and Rating Portal and trains assessors for homoeopathic college inspections. Functions as NCH's outsourced technical partner for institutional rating — an ecosystem dependency rather than a competitor.

TypeBroad incumbent
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Statutory regulator for pharmacy education and pharmacy practice in India under the Pharmacy Act, 1948. Comparable to NCH in its role of accrediting institutions, setting education standards, and maintaining a national practitioner register.

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National Commission for Homeopathy

Healthcare Regulatory Servicesnch.org.in

The National Commission for Homoeopathy (NCH) is the sole statutory regulator of homoeopathic medical education and practice in India, operating under the Ministry of AYUSH. It governs all homoeopathic colleges, BHMS/MD courses, and licensed practitioners through three autonomous boards (HEB, MARBH, BERH) and digital platforms including ELCM and the National Register for Homoeopathy.

What National Commission for Homeopathy does

The National Commission for Homoeopathy (NCH) is a statutory regulatory body established by the National Commission for Homoeopathy Act, 2020 (enacted 21.09.2020, in force from 05.07.2021) that supersedes the erstwhile Central Council of Homoeopathy. Operating under India's Ministry of AYUSH, NCH is the sole national regulator of homoeopathic medical education and practice, exercising authority over all homoeopathic medical colleges, undergraduate (BHMS) and postgraduate (MD Hom.) courses, and licensed practitioners across India. It coordinates three autonomous boards: the Homoeopathy Education Board (HEB) for curriculum and academic standards, the Medical Assessment and Rating Board for Homoeopathy (MARBH) for institutional assessment and rating, and the Board of Ethics and Registration for Homoeopathy (BERH) for practitioner registration and professional ethics enforcement.

NCH's operational backbone is a portfolio of digital platforms developed in collaboration with BISAG-N: the AYUSH Education Portal (Education Life Cycle Management - ELCM) for academic and administrative management across all homoeopathic colleges; the National Register for Homoeopathy (NRH) Online Portal for centralized practitioner registration; the AYUSH Grid Online Registration Portal for state-level practitioner onboarding; and the Assessment and Rating Portal built with QCI-NABET covering 84 sub-parameters across 11 broad criteria. Payment processing is integrated with the State Bank of India. The Commission administers the National Teachers Eligibility Test (NTET), publishes the Medical Qualification Recognition List (MQRL), and runs the Competency Based Dynamic Curriculum (CBDC) aligned with India's National Education Policy 2020. In June 2026, NCH signed an MoU with Anuvadini Foundation (AICTE) to leverage Anuvadini AI for multilingual translation of homoeopathic educational content across 22 languages.

NCH is funded entirely through Government of India budgetary allocations and does not charge fees for regulatory services. Its primary constituencies are all homoeopathic medical colleges, licensed practitioners, students, and faculty across India, served through 27 State Homoeopathic Councils/Boards that operate as implementation partners. Governance is provided by a Chairperson (currently Dr. Tarkeshwar Jain, from 23.12.2025), three Board Presidents (HEB, MARBH, BERH), a Secretary, and Part-Time Members, with the full leadership slate reset across 2025.

National Commission for Homeopathy firmographics

Firmographics
Name
National Commission for Homeopathy
Legal name
National Commission for Homoeopathy
Website
https://nch.org.in
Company type
Private
Founded year
2020
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
1–10 employees
Short description
The National Commission for Homoeopathy (NCH) is the sole statutory regulator of homoeopathic medical education and practice in India, operating under the Ministry of AYUSH. It governs all homoeopathic colleges, BHMS/MD courses, and licensed practitioners through three autonomous boards (HEB, MARBH, BERH) and digital platforms including ELCM and the National Register for Homoeopathy.
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National Commission for Homeopathy industry classification

Industry
Product category
Healthcare Regulatory Services
NAICS
Regulation, Licensing, and Inspection of Miscellaneous Commercial Sectors (92615), Colleges, Universities, and Professional Schools (6113), Colleges, Universities, and Professional Schools (611310), Regulation, Licensing, and Inspection of Miscellaneous Commercial Sectors (926150)
SIC
Services-Educational Services (8200)
akta.pro primary industry
Regulatory Compliance, Licensing & Enforcement (Public Health) (HLAJAMAE)
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Healthcare Licensing, Accreditation & Credentialing Boards (HLAJACAC), Education Regulatory Authorities & Commissions (Cross-Sector) (EDADAAAD), Professional & Occupational Licensing Examination Authorities (EDADAFAD), Continuing Education (CE/CPD) & Provider Accreditation Bodies (EDADACAF)

Keywords

  • Homoeopathic medical regulation
  • Medical education standards
  • Practitioner registration
  • Medical institution assessment
  • Professional ethics regulation

Where National Commission for Homeopathy is headquartered

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New Delhi
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India
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Asia

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B2B
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Services
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Personnel, Operations, Technology or R&D, Infrastructure

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels5 records

National Commission for Homeopathy product offering

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Core offering

The National Commission for Homoeopathy is the statutory regulatory body for homoeopathic medical education and practice in India, constituted under the NCH Act, 2020. It regulates all homoeopathic medical institutions, undergraduate (BHMS) and postgraduate (MD Hom.) courses, assesses and rates colleges, maintains the National Register for Homoeopathy for licensed practitioners, and enforces professional ethics through three autonomous boards (HEB, MARBH, BERH).

Product overview

National Commission for Homeopathy operates as a three-board regulatory platform: the Homoeopathy Education Board (HEB) sets educational standards and manages curriculum; the Medical Assessment and Rating Board (MARBH) evaluates and rates institutions; and the Board of Ethics and Registration (BERH) maintains the practitioner registry and ethics. These are supported by digital platforms including the AYUSH Education Portal (ELCM) for academic management, National Register for Homoeopathy (NRH) for practitioner registration, Medical Qualification Recognition List (MQRL), AACCC Counseling Portal, and Competency Based Dynamic Curriculum (CBDC) resources. NCH also administers National Teachers Eligibility Test (NTET) and operates a public grievance redressal system.

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Products and services

  • National Commission for Homoeopathy (NCH) - Regulatory Body The apex regulatory body constituted by Parliament under the NCH Act, 2020, responsible for regulating homoeopathic medical education, institutions, and practitioners across India through its three autonomous boards.
  • Homoeopathy Education Board (HEB) Autonomous board under NCH responsible for determining standards of education, developing competency-based dynamic curriculum, and overseeing undergraduate, post-graduate, and super-speciality levels in Homoeopathy.
  • Medical Assessment and Rating Board for Homoeopathy (MARBH) Autonomous board responsible for assessment and rating of homoeopathic medical institutions, granting permission for establishment of new institutions, and conducting inspections in accordance with regulations.
  • Board of Ethics and Registration for Homoeopathy (BERH) Autonomous board responsible for maintaining the National Register of homoeopathic practitioners, regulating professional conduct, and promoting medical ethics.
  • AYUSH Education Portal (Education Life Cycle Management)

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  • Anuvadini Foundation (AF), AICTEcoreTechnology or Integration · 17 June 2026MoU signed between NCH and Anuvadini Foundation (AICTE) for translating educational and academic content related to Homoeopathy using the Anuvadini AI multilingual translation platform. The collaboration aims to translate existing and future course curriculum, textbooks, web content, academic publications, and other educational resources to enhance accessibility and promote inclusive education.
  • BISAG-N (Bhaskaracharya National Institute for Space Applications and Geomatics)coreTechnology or IntegrationTechnical partnership for development and maintenance of AYUSH Education Portal (ELCM), National Register for Homoeopathy Portal, and AYUSH Grid Online Registration Portal. BISAG-N provides technical support, hands-on training, and ongoing portal development.
  • QCI-NABET (Quality Council of India - National Accreditation Board for Education and Training)coreTechnology or IntegrationPartnership for training assessors and conducting inspections of Homoeopathic Medical Colleges for assessment and rating. QCI-NABET developed the Assessment and Rating Portal and moderated training sessions.
  • Central Council for Research in Homoeopathy (CCRH)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerCollaborative partner for organizing events including World Homoeopathy Day celebrations, joint conferences, and research initiatives. NCH works with CCRH for drug proving documentation and research activities.
  • State Homoeopathic Councils/BoardscoreChannel Partner/ Reseller/ Distributor27 State Homoeopathic Councils/Boards serve as implementation partners for NCH regulations, handling practitioner registration, ethics enforcement, and policy execution at state level.

Scale indicators2 records

Recent moves10 records

Expansion highlights6 records

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Others

  • Ministry of AYUSH: Parent ministry under which NCH operates as a statutory body. Sets the policy direction, budget, and overarching regulatory agenda for AYUSH systems including homoeopathy, making it the principal governmental counterpart and funder of NCH.
  • National Testing Agency (NTA): Central government testing body that conducts NEET UG, AIAPGET, and NTET for NCH. Functionally intertwined with NCH's examination and admission processes, making it a key ecosystem partner for delivery of NCH-regulated assessments.
  • Quality Council of India (QCI) - NABET: National accreditation body that built NCH's Assessment and Rating Portal and trains assessors for homoeopathic college inspections. Functions as NCH's outsourced technical partner for institutional rating — an ecosystem dependency rather than a competitor.

Broad incumbents

  • Indian Nursing Council (INC): National statutory body for nursing education and registration in India. Operates a comparable model of uniform curriculum standards, state-level council coordination, and national practitioner registration.
  • National Medical Commission (NMC): India's apex statutory regulator for allopathic medical education, institutions, and practitioners. Operates under an Act of Parliament (NMC Act 2019) with autonomous boards for UG/PG education, ethics & registration, and assessment & rating — structurally identical to NCH's three-board model but for mainstream medicine.
  • Dental Council of India (DCI): Statutory body regulating dental education, colleges, and practitioners in India. Comparable to NCH as a profession-specific regulator with authority over curriculum standards, college recognition, and practitioner registration under a parliamentary Act.
  • National Commission for Allied and Healthcare Professions (NCAHP): Statutory commission under the Ministry of Health & Family Welfare regulating allied and healthcare professions through state councils, professional boards, and a central register — closely paralleling NCH's three-board, state-council-coordinated structure.
  • Pharmacy Council of India (PCI): Statutory regulator for pharmacy education and pharmacy practice in India under the Pharmacy Act, 1948. Comparable to NCH in its role of accrediting institutions, setting education standards, and maintaining a national practitioner register.

Direct peers

  • National Commission for Indian System of Medicine (NCISM): Sister statutory commission under the Ministry of AYUSH regulating Ayurveda, Siddha, Sowa-Rigpa, and Unani medicine education and practice. Operates parallel autonomous boards (Education, Assessment & Rating, Ethics & Registration), making it the closest direct peer to NCH within the AYUSH regulatory architecture.

Emerging players

  • Central Council for Research in Homoeopathy (CCRH): Autonomous research body under Ministry of AYUSH for homoeopathy research, drug proving, and clinical trials. Strategic partner of NCH (joint World Homoeopathy Day events, research collaborations) and adjacent in scope to NCH's medical research regulation function.

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Strengths4 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

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Frequently asked questions about National Commission for Homeopathy

What does National Commission for Homeopathy do?

The National Commission for Homoeopathy is the statutory regulatory body for homoeopathic medical education and practice in India, constituted under the NCH Act, 2020. It regulates all homoeopathic medical institutions, undergraduate (BHMS) and postgraduate (MD Hom.) courses, assesses and rates colleges, maintains the National Register for Homoeopathy for licensed practitioners, and enforces professional ethics through three autonomous boards (HEB, MARBH, BERH).

Is National Commission for Homeopathy a public or private company?

National Commission for Homeopathy is a private company. It is classified as state government owned and is currently operating.

When was National Commission for Homeopathy founded?

National Commission for Homeopathy was founded in 2020. It employs 1 to 10 people.

Where is National Commission for Homeopathy based?

National Commission for Homeopathy is headquartered in New Delhi, India, in the Asia region.

Who are National Commission for Homeopathy's main competitors?

Others on record are Ministry of AYUSH, National Testing Agency (NTA) and Quality Council of India (QCI) - NABET. Broad incumbents are Indian Nursing Council (INC), National Medical Commission (NMC), Dental Council of India (DCI), National Commission for Allied and Healthcare Professions (NCAHP) and Pharmacy Council of India (PCI). National Commission for Indian System of Medicine (NCISM) is listed as a direct peer. Central Council for Research in Homoeopathy (CCRH) is listed as an emerging player.

Does National Commission for Homeopathy have an API?

No public API is recorded for National Commission for Homeopathy.

What industry is National Commission for Homeopathy in?

National Commission for Homeopathy's product category is Healthcare Regulatory Services. Its primary akta.pro industry code is HLAJAMAE, Regulatory Compliance, Licensing & Enforcement (Public Health), with a secondary code of HLAJACAC, Healthcare Licensing, Accreditation & Credentialing Boards. Its NAICS code is 92615 and its SIC code is 8200.

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The Times of IndiaNCH restores recognition to state homoeopathic medical college Godda, permits 63 BHMS seats for 2026-27 admissions | Ranchi News - The Times of IndiaThe National Commission for Homeopathy restored recognition to the State Homoeopathic Medical College and Hospital, Paraspani, Godda, permitting 63 BHMS seats for the 2026-27 session. The decision followed a Jharkhand government appeal and an undertaking to address deficiencies within three months. The college had faced restrictions after a June 2025 inspection.Gadgets 360Homoeopaths Can't Practice Other System Of Medicine: Homoeopathy PanelThe National Commission for Homoeopathy (NCH) has clarified that homoeopathic practitioners cannot practice any other system of medicine, except when participating in national health programs, provided they have received the necessary training. This clarification aims to prevent misinterpretations of the regulations and emphasizes that practitioners must comply with specific training requirements to practice under government programs. The NCH's statement underscores the regulatory boundaries for homoeopathic practitioners' scope of practice.The Indian ExpressMaharashtra allows some homeopathic doctors to prescribe modern drugs: Reasons, pitfallsMaharashtra registered its first homeopathic practitioner, Dr Neha Siddharth Pawar, with the allopathic Maharashtra Medical Council under a 2014 amendment allowing homeopaths who completed a one-year bridge course to prescribe modern medicines. The move triggered protests and a strike by modern medicine doctors, with the Bombay High Court intervening to call off the action while the amendment remains challenged in court. The amendment cites a historical shortage of doctors as justification, but critics including the National Commission for Homeopathy and the Indian Medical Association argue it creates legal and safety risks and may not actually attract practitioners to underserved rural areas.