An Overview Of Repertories For Pg Students

Written by the legendary Dr. D. P. Rastogi, Handbook of Repertory is an essential guide for homeopathy students, crafted with clarity, precision, and decades of teaching experience. This updated edition offers a concise yet comprehensive overview of repertory development—from classical regional and clinical repertories to modern computerized ones—making it ideal for both undergraduate and postgraduate learners. Designed as a practical tool for exam preparation and clinical understanding, the book includes key details about major repertories, their structure, important chapters, and commonly used rubrics. Dr. Rastogi’s passion for the subject shines through in this easy-to-navigate handbook that bridges traditional wisdom with modern practice, making it a must-have addition to every homeopathy student's library.

Whether you're just beginning your journey in homeopathy or deep into postgraduate studies, this handbook offers a solid foundation and practical insights into repertory. Keep it by your side as a trusted companion — for exams, clinical use, and lifelong learning.

Includes a dedicated table of lesser-known remedies along with the rubrics under which they appear in repertories, offering valuable insights for deeper case analysis.

Features corrected abbreviations for 108 remedies as used in BBCR (Boenninghausen's Repertory), enhancing accuracy and clarity for students and practitioners.

Provides a concise comparison of popular homeopathic software tools, highlighting their core features to help readers choose the most suitable platform for their practice or study.