Bachelor of Naturopathy & Yogic Sciences

Duration: 4½ Years (9 Semesters) + 1 Year Compulsory Rotatory Internship (CRI)

Eligibility: 10+2 (Physics, Chemistry & Biology)

COURSE FEE: 45500/- PER SEMESTER

Comprehensive Syllabus (9 Semesters)

Semester I

Basic Medical Sciences

• Human Anatomy – I

• Human Physiology – I

• Biochemistry

• Introduction to Naturopathy

• History & Philosophy of Naturopathy

• Sanskrit & Medical Terminology

• Communication Skills

Practical

• Anatomy Dissection

• Physiology Experiments

• Biochemistry Practical

• Yoga Foundation

Semester II

Basic Medical Sciences – II

• Human Anatomy – II

• Human Physiology – II

• Microbiology

• Pathology

• Yoga Philosophy

• Psychology

• Computer Applications in Healthcare

Practical

• Microbiology

• Pathology

• Yoga Practical

Semester III

Clinical Foundation

• Pharmacology (Basic)

• Community Medicine

• Diagnostic Methods

• Nutrition & Dietetics

• Food Science

• Health Promotion

• Yoga Therapy – I

Practical

• Clinical Examination

• Nutrition Assessment

• Yoga Therapy

Semester IV

Naturopathy Modalities

• Hydrotherapy

• Mud Therapy

• Massage Therapy

• Fasting Therapy

• Diet Therapy

• Herbal Medicine

• Magnet Therapy

• Chromotherapy

Practical

• Hydrotherapy

• Mud Therapy

• Massage

• Therapeutic Diet

Semester V

Yogic Sciences

• Asanas

• Pranayama

• Meditation

• Kriyas

• Yogic Counselling

• Yoga Therapy – II

• Stress Management

• Lifestyle Medicine

Practical

• Advanced Yoga

• Meditation

• Therapeutic Yoga Protocols

Semester VI

Clinical Naturopathy

• General Medicine

• Clinical Diagnosis

• Acupuncture

• Acupressure

• SuJok Therapy

• Reflexology

• Physiotherapy Basics

Practical

• Clinical Diagnosis

• Acupuncture

• Acupressure

• SuJok

• Reflexology

Semester VII

Disease Management

• Musculoskeletal Disorders

• Neurological Disorders

• Cardiovascular Disorders

• Respiratory Disorders

• Digestive Disorders

• Endocrine Disorders

• Women's Health

• Child Health

Practical

• Disease-wise Treatment Planning

• Clinical Case Discussion

Semester VIII

Advanced Clinical Sciences

• Clinical Naturopathy

• Yoga Rehabilitation

• Panchatatva Therapy

• Pain Management

• Public Health

• Clinical Nutrition

• Research Methodology

• Medical Ethics

Practical

• Rehabilitation

• Clinical Nutrition

• Research Project

Semester IX

Hospital & Professional Practice

• Integrative Medicine

• Hospital Administration

• Medical Jurisprudence

• Practice Management

• Entrepreneurship in Healthcare

• Clinical Case Management

• Dissertation

• Seminar & Viva

Practical

• Hospital Posting

• Clinical Presentations

• Research Dissertation

• Grand Viva

Compulsory Rotatory Internship (1 Year)

Students shall undergo clinical training in:

• Naturopathy OPD & IPD

• Yoga Therapy Department

• Hydrotherapy Unit

• Mud Therapy Unit

• Diet & Nutrition Department

• Acupuncture Clinic

• Acupressure & SuJok Clinic

• Physiotherapy Department

• Lifestyle Counselling

• Community Health Camps

• Rural Health Posting

• Wellness & Preventive Medicine

Clinical Skills

Students will be trained in:

• History Taking

• Patient Assessment

• Clinical Examination

• Case Documentation

• Vital Signs

• BMI & Body Composition Assessment

• Yoga Assessment

• Diet Prescription

• Naturopathy Treatment Planning

• Emergency First Aid

• Health Education & Counselling

Therapies Covered

• Hydrotherapy

• Mud Therapy

• Massage Therapy

• Fasting Therapy

• Diet Therapy

• Herbal Medicine

• Yoga Therapy

• Pranayama

• Meditation

• Kriyas

• Acupuncture

• Acupressure

• SuJok Therapy

• Reflexology

• Magnet Therapy

• Chromotherapy

• Physiotherapy Basics

• Lifestyle Medicine

• Panchatatva Therapy

Evaluation Scheme

• Internal Assessment

• Theory Examination

• Practical Examination

• Clinical Logbook

• Assignments

• Seminars

• Case Presentation

• Research Dissertation

• Viva Voce

• Internship Assessment

Programme Outcomes

After successful completion of the Bachelor of Naturopathy & Yogic Sciences (BNYS), graduates will be able to:

• Demonstrate comprehensive knowledge of human anatomy, physiology, pathology, microbiology, and clinical sciences.

• Assess, diagnose, and manage patients using naturopathy and yoga-based interventions within professional scope.

• Prescribe evidence-informed lifestyle modification, nutrition, fasting, hydrotherapy, mud therapy, yoga, and other natural therapies.

• Apply acupuncture, acupressure, SuJok, and complementary therapies as part of integrative patient care.

• Design individualized preventive, promotive, curative, and rehabilitative wellness programs.

• Conduct clinical research, maintain ethical standards, and manage naturopathy and yoga healthcare facilities.

• Promote community health through education, preventive medicine, and holistic healthcare initiatives.

This curriculum is suitable for a 4½-year BNYS programme followed by a 1-year compulsory rotatory internship, providing a balanced progression from foundational medical sciences to advanced clinical naturopathy, yogic sciences, research, and professional practice.