The system of teaching is the pedagogy system for imparting the Margi technique evolved by Dr Padama Subrahmanyam based on her indepth study of the Natya Sastra co-related with temple sculptures.

Thus, the students are taught and trained in the “vyayamas” [exercises] of the “anga-upanga” [major and minor limbs of the body] and “sthanas and charis” [stances and leg movements], culminating in the “karanas” – the 108 basic unit of dance movements prescribed in the Natya Sastra. In this method the entire body, from head to toe is exercised individually and in combination. Alongwith this, the “adavus” or “steps” which form the basis of the present Bharata Natyam, are also taught.

Thus, this system is doubly enriched with the curvaceous movements of the karanas of the 2000 years old Natya Sastra, and the angularity and straight lines of the 600 years old Sadirattam [present Bharata Natyam]. Students are trained in the art of choreography also. Learning music and the intricate tala-system is a must.