Overview

The Bachelor of Naturopathy and Yogic Sciences (BNYS) is a 5.5-year undergraduate medical degree program that integrates traditional naturopathic healing with yogic practices. This program is designed to provide students with a strong foundation in natural therapies, yoga, and holistic healthcare approaches. The curriculum emphasizes disease prevention, health promotion, and non-invasive treatments based on natural principles.

Admission Requirements

• Educational Qualification: 12th (Science stream with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology) from a recognized board.

• Minimum Marks: At least 50% aggregate marks in the qualifying examination (may vary by institution).

• Age Limit: Minimum 17 years of age at the time of admission.

Career Opportunities

Graduates of the BNYS program can pursue various career opportunities in the healthcare and wellness sectors, including:

• Naturopathy Doctor: Diagnose and treat patients using natural and holistic approaches.

• Yoga Therapist: Design and conduct therapeutic yoga sessions for individuals with specific health needs.

• Wellness Consultant: Offer personalized lifestyle and wellness advice in hospitals, spas, and resorts.

• Rehabilitation Therapist: Assist in recovery and rehabilitation through yoga and naturopathy.

• Health and Nutrition Advisor: Guide patients on natural diets and healthy living.

• Ayush Hospital Practitioner: Work in government and private AYUSH healthcare centers.

Further Studies

Graduates may pursue advanced education in specialized fields such as:

• M.D. (Naturopathy) – A postgraduate degree in naturopathic medicine.

• M.Sc. in Yoga Therapy or Clinical Nutrition – For academic and research-based careers.

• Ph.D. in Yogic Science or Naturopathy – For those interested in teaching or research.

• Diploma/Certificate Courses – In wellness coaching, acupuncture, or stress management.

Facilities

• Yoga Hall: Spacious and well-equipped halls for practical yoga training.

• Naturopathy Clinic: On-campus facility offering hands-on patient care experience.

• Herbal Garden: Cultivation and study of medicinal plants for natural healing.

• Therapy Units: Hydrotherapy, mud therapy, massage, and other natural treatment facilities.

• Library: Rich collection of texts on yoga, naturopathy, anatomy, physiology, and related sciences.

• Experienced Faculty: Qualified doctors and professionals from the field of naturopathy and yoga.

• Internship Facility: 1-year compulsory internship in naturopathy hospitals or wellness centers.