Bachelor of Naturopathy & Yoga Science (BNYS) is an undergraduate degree course approved by the Ministry of AYUSH. Yoga and Naturopathy is a booming sector and the whole world is relying on the traditional system of medicines. Yoga plays a meaningful role in our day to day life. The pandemic COVID19 taught us it is important to physical and mental wellness. The Ministry of AYUSH through its research institutes and various clinical trials held for containing COVID19 spread in the country proved the importance of traditional medicines including Ayurveda, Homoeopathy and Yoga & Naturopathy. The world is accepting the Indian Traditional Medicine System for the wellness of mankind.
Therefore, the need for skilled manpower in the field of Yoga & Naturopathy has increased significantly. The BNYS course is 4.5 years duration course that covers the study and practice of Yoga & Naturopathy. There are various universities in the country which are running BNYS courses. Some of the Universities/colleges are as below:
- SDM College of Naturopathy and Yogic Sciences
- Madhav University, Sirohi
- CMJ University, Shillong
- Sainath University, Ranchi
- Sunrise University, Alwar
The students who are looking for Yoga and Naturopathy as career options must go for the BNYS course after completion of the 10+2 education in the science stream. The students can contact the College/University directly to know the BNYS admission process as each college/university may have a different admission procedure. The study of BNYS consists of various topics such as Acupuncture, Natural Childbirth, Nutrition Therapy, Homoeopathic Medicine and Herbal/Botanical Medicine etc.
UPDATE: The admission process for the BNYS course 2021 has been started online in different universities/colleges. The aspirants are recommended to go through the official website of the respective institute. Collect proper admission process information before applying online.
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About Bachelor of Naturopathy & Yoga Science (BNYS)
The concept of Naturopathy and Yoga science is basically centred on the body’s own healing capability. It enhances the body’s overall strength to repair cells, boost the immune system and maintain proper blood circulation to all body parts without using any allopathic medicine. It is evident from the recent developments such as the use of the AYUSH system in containing the spread of COVID19 and recognition of the world community, the future of Indian traditional medicine systems is bright and it will help humanity. Based on disease symptoms, licensed Naturopathic physicians perform the treatment and yogic practices. This BNYS course is approved by the Ministry of AYUSH and CCRYN. Those who are seeking a career in Yoga and Naturopathy science can opt for the course for larger benefits.
Key Highlights of BNYS (Bachelor of Naturopathy & Yoga Science) Course
Based on available facts, key highlights of the Bachelor of Naturopathy & Yogic Science (BNYS) are given in the table below:
| Name of the Course | BNYS (Bachelor of Naturopathy & Yogic Science) |
| Course Duration | 4.5 Years |
| Level of Course | Graduation Level |
| Eligibility | 10+2 from the recognized school/board |
| Admission Procedure | Direct admission to colleges/universities. There may be an entrance test in some cases. |
| Course Fee | INR 7,000 to 50000 (It may vary) |
| Salary | INR 3-5 lakh/annum |
| Job recruiter | Ministry AYUSH, CCRYN, MDNIY, Ayurvedic Colleges in the country etc. |
BNYS Eligibility Criteria
The candidates seeking admission to the BNYS course in the upcoming academic session should acquire information about eligibility criteria before applying to the admission. Here are the minimum basic requirements for BNYS admission:
- The applicant must have complete intermediate (10+2) with science stream from a school/college recognized by the Government.
- Physics, Chemistry, Biology and English are the main subjects in 10+2 standard.
- The students should have obtained at least 45% marks in the qualifying exam i.e. 12th class. Those who belong to the reserved category should shave a minimum of 40% marks only.
Apart from meeting the above requirements, the college/university may change rules of admission such as they may select students based on their performance in the 10+2 exam or may conduct an entrance test to allot yoga seats to the eligible candidates. It is recommended that everyone should go through the admission guidelines of the particular college/university before submitting an application for admission to the BNYS degree programme.
BNYS Admission Process
The students should visit the official website of the concerned university/college in which they want to get admission to the BNYS course. The colleges may ask aspirants to submit application forms online/offline mode. Candidates should submit an application form as per the prescribed guidelines. Fill in all the details asked in the application form very carefully. Make a payment of the registration fee and submit the application form within the prescribed time frame.
The competent authority after scrutiny of the applications may call for a personal interview of the candidates to select eligible candidates for the course. After the interview round, eligible candidates will receive a seat allotment letter with further instructions. The college authority will assess candidates’ original documents during the admission process. Candidates must follow step by step instructions for admission as prescribed by the authorities.
Career After BNYS Course
The world is recognizing the power of Yoga and its importance in human life. There are various education and medical institutions throughout the world which are recruiting Yoga and Naturopathy professionals on a very respectable salary. There are vast opportunities of jobs in the market after the BNYS degree programme. Some of the key employment areas are as below:
- Professorship/Readership/Yoga Teacher in the AYUSH colleges
- Lectureship in medical college/universities
- Dietetics/Nutrition/Obstetrics
- National Rural Health Mission (NRHM) under AYUSH system of Medicine
- Central Council for Research in Yoga & Naturopathy
- Morarji Desai National Institute of Yoga
- Hospital Administration/Naturopathy Practice/General Practice
- Yoga professional in Yoga Centres, MNCs
- Yoga trainer in different offices etc.
Note: The candidates seeking admission to the BNYS programme can contact CCRYN (Central Council for Research in Yoga & Naturopathy) for information about the BNYS admission process or affiliated institutes/universities.
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