Yoga

The demand for courses in these academic streams has increased among the students. Among such courses the Bachelor of Naturopathy and Yogic Sciences (BNYS) is much sought after as the graduates can look forward to bright career opportunities both at home and abroad. The BNYS graduates land jobs with attractive pay packages soon after they complete internship. As the number of seats is limited, the number of meritorious students queuing up to join this course is increasing. In BNYS, 50% of the curriculum is equal to MBBS. The BNYS graduates possessing knowledge of yoga practice and therapy enjoy a huge advantage in the job market. At home, the pay package starts at Rs. 20,000-25,000 but it can increase within a year or two as the employers start hunting for talented persons in the job market.

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Admission process
1. The eligible candidate as explained in the Prospectus of Academic Session 201617 has to submit the completed Application Form with attested academic certificates/documents.
2. After having the admit card, the candidate is to appear in Aptitude Test (APT) that will consist of objective questions from five major domains General English, General Mathematics, General Knowledge, Subject Chosen and Knowledge of Patanjali Yog Peeth System each carrying equal marks. The Prospectus, Application Form and Sample APT can be downloaded from the UOP website.
3. The shortlisted candidates in the APT will be interviewed for final selection followed by medical checkup. The candidate declared unfit medically shall be rejected for admission.
4. The APTs for admissions in offered programs in academic session 2016-17 shall be conducted from 2-16 August 2016 at 10:00- 11:30 am as per scheduled dates in the Prospectus.
5. The APTs for B.A. With Yoga Science and B.Sc. In Yoga shall be conducted on 2 August, 2016 as per timing mentioned above.
6. The interview for all programs shall be conducted immediately after APT/s, i.e from 12 noon to 5 pm.