University of Patanjali

Eligibility & Fees Details of BNYS & DNYT Programes

A. Bachelor in Naturopathy & Yoga Science (BNYS) Program

1. Eligibility: Applicants having minimum 50% marks in 12th from recognized education Board.

2. Age: Minimum 17 to 35 Years as on 01 Dec 2021.

Sr. No.	Tution Fees	Hostel Fees	Mess Fees	Sports Fees	Lab Fees & Shatkarma Kit	Examination Fees	Uniform Fees	Caution Money
1	2,15,000/-annual	2000/-per month	4000/-per month	1000/-annual	1000/-annual	2000/-per exam	2500/-one time	5000/-one time refundable

B. Diploma in Naturopathy and Yoga Therapy (DNYT) Program

1. Eligibility: Applicants having minimum 50% marks in 12th from recognized education Board..

2. Age: Minimum 17 to 35 Years as on 01 Dec 2021.

Sr. No.	Tution Fees	Hostel Fees	Mess Fees	Sports Fees	Lab Fees & Shatkarma Kit	Examination Fees	Uniform Fees	Caution Money
1	20,000/-annual	2000/-per month	4000/-per month	1000/-annual	1000/-annual	2000/-per exam	2500/-one time	5000/-one time refundable

University of Patanjali (UOP) is a manifestation of the divine vision of His Holiness Swami Ramdev and Revered Acharya Balkrishna to establish a center for an integral education blending all spectrums of oriental wisdom and scientific knowledge. The university aims at innovating teaching-learning and research to produce professionally competent, personally elevated and socially empathetic alumni. Asceticism, health care, integral education and entrepreneurship are its four major domains of teaching-learning and interdisciplinary research.

The University of Patanjali (UOP) is named after the great Indian sage Patanjali (c. 900 BC,), who first compiled the numerous writings on Yoga in the form of aphorisms. It was established through Act No. 4/2006 of Uttarakhand State Legislature published in the State Gazette on 05.04.2006. The University is sponsored by Patanjali Yogpeeth Trust (PYP) and is located on Delhi Haridwar National Highway at Bhadrabad, Haridwar nearby the bank of the Ganges. The University is a member of the Association of Indian Universities.

India has always been the global centre for learning since ancient times. Our great sages medidated for years and preached the Science of Yoga in the Himalayas. Indian higher education institutions like Nalanda, Takshila, Odantapuri, Vikramshila, etc. are well known education hubs in the world history where thousands of students from all over the world came to study subjects like Astronomy, Algebra, Mathematics, Logic, Rhetoric, Grammar, Physics, Medicine and Vedas, etc.

The National Education Policy 2020 has laid emphasis on expanding the global outreach of the Indian higher education. In this regard, with the notion of Vasudhaiv Kutumbakam, an office for International Affairs is established in the University of Patanjali as per the guidelines of UGC vide D.O.NO. l 52-8/2020 (IC) dated 13 January 2021.