The School aims to nurture disciplined, mindful, and socially responsible individuals who can promote health, harmony, and holistic living in society.

Vision

To be a center of excellence in yoga education, promoting holistic wellness, traditional knowledge, and scientific understanding of yoga at national and global levels.

Mission

To provide quality education in yoga through structured B.A. and M.A. programs that integrate theory, practice, research, and community outreach, empowering students to become skilled professionals and wellness ambassadors.

Programs Offered

• B.A. (Yoga)
• M.A. (Yoga)

These programs are designed to provide a strong foundation in yogic philosophy, anatomy, physiology, psychology, and therapeutic applications, along with intensive practical training.

Facilities and Learning Environment

• Dedicated yoga practice halls
• Meditation and relaxation spaces
• Workshops, seminars, and guest lectures by yoga experts
• Community outreach and wellness programs

Courses

The B.A. and M.A. in Yoga are structured to blend traditional yogic wisdom with modern scientific understanding. The curriculum includes:

• Yogic philosophy and classical texts
• Human anatomy and physiology
• Psychology and stress management
• Yoga therapy and naturopathy basics
• Teaching methodology and communication skills
• Practical training in asanas, pranayama, meditation, and kriyas
• Research methodology (for M.A. students)

The programs focus on developing physical fitness, mental clarity, emotional stability, and spiritual awareness. Students also gain teaching and counseling skills required for professional practice.

Scope

Graduates of B.A. and M.A. (Yoga) programs have wide-ranging opportunities in the growing wellness and healthcare sectors. Yoga professionals are in demand across educational institutions, wellness centers, healthcare facilities, corporate organizations, and fitness industries.

Key opportunities include:

• Yoga instructor or trainer in schools, colleges, and wellness centers
• Yoga therapist in hospitals and rehabilitation centers
• Wellness coach or lifestyle consultant
• Corporate yoga and stress management trainer
• Research and higher studies in yoga and allied fields
• Entrepreneurship through yoga studios or wellness centers
• Government and community health programs