
DIPLOMA IN NATUROPATHY AND YOGA
This three years course is followed by compulsory practical training of six monts. The course is designated as follows:
Minimum Qualification for Admission to NDDY (Previous) First Year Academic Qualification
The least qualification for admission to the first year (i.e., previous) of the Naturopathy and Yoga Diploma (NDDY) program is successful completion of Senior Secondary/Intermediate or an equivalent examination. A recognised Education Board/University must conduct this examination. Additionally, it is required that the candidate has studied Biology as one of the subjects during their academic tenure.
Humanities/Science (Mathematics) Stream
Applicants who have passed the Intermediate Examination or equivalent in the Humanities or Science stream, with Mathematics as one of the topics, are also eligible for admission to the NDDY (Previous). However, these candidates will be required to take the General Science examination as an additional but compulsory paper.

Registered Medical Practitioners
Individuals who are registered as medical practitioners recognised by the State/Central Board in the method of diagnosis system of medicine are eligible for admission to NDDY (Previous). These candidates, too, will be required to take the General Science examination as an additional compulsory paper. It is crucial to note that all candidates must meet the abovementioned requirements regardless of their specific qualifications to be considered for admission to the NDDY (Previous) program.

NDDY (Intermediate-Second Year) Admission Requirements and Guidelines
Prerequisite for NDDY (Intermediate-Second Year) Examination
Candidates can only take the NDDY (Intermediate-Second Year) examination after successfully qualifying for the NDDY (Previous) test.
Direct Admission for Medical and Health Science Graduates
Candidates who have passed an examination recognised by the Central or State Government as regular students in MBBS, BAMS, BUMS, Physiotherapy (Degree Course), BPED (Degree Course), B. Pharma, B. Sc (Nursing) courses, BHMS (4-Year course), BDS (4-Year course), and BDS institutional course can seek direct admission to the NDDY Intermediate (2nd year) examination.
However, these candidates will be required to take an additional paper on "Principles of Nature Cure, Mud Therapy, Natural Environment, etc." prescribed for the first year of the NDDY course. It should be noted that such candidates can, at their own risk, fill up the application form for the next Third Year session of NDDY even before the announcement of their results. However, permission to appear in the Third Year examination will only be granted upon passing the Second Year examination.
Admission for Diploma Holders in Naturopathy and Yoga
Candidates holding a two or three-year diploma in Naturopathy and Yoga from any institution can be admitted directly to the Second Year of NDDY, provided they have been taught Biology and Physiology in the First Year syllabus. Such applicants will have to appear in the NDDY's First Year First Paper. Additionally, they will need to observe a one-year gap between the Second and Third Year examinations.
Admission for Two-year and Three-year Diploma Holders
Candidates who have completed a two-year or three-year diploma in Naturopathy and Yoga from any institution can be allowed to the Second Year of NDDY. However, these candidates will be allowed to appear in the Third Year examination only after a gap of one year.
Admission for Candidates with Previous Relaxations
Apart from candidates who were previously granted permission to appear directly in the Second Year, candidates who have enjoyed all other relaxations prior to passing the Second Year examination will be admitted to the Third Year as per the predefined time schedule. NDDY (Final)- Third Year This examination can be written by those who have qualified Intermediate (Second year) examination.
NDDY (Final) - Third-Year Examination Eligibility
Candidates who have successfully passed the Intermediate (Second year) examination are eligible to write the NDDY (Final) - Third Year examination. This examination serves as the culmination of the Naturopathy and Yoga Diploma (NDDY) program, testing the knowledge and skills acquired throughout the course.

DIPLOMA IN NATUROPATHY TREATMENT & THERAPIES

Naturopathy is a comprehensive approach to healthcare that emphasises the body's innate healing capabilities. It integrates natural therapies, lifestyle adjustments, and preventive measures to restore and maintain optimal health. As a Chikitsa Sahayak, your role is vital in supporting naturopathic practitioners and assisting clients throughout their healing process.
Throughout this diploma program, you will delve into various facets of naturopathy, including anatomy, herbal medicine, nutrition, hydrotherapy, yoga, meditation, and massage techniques. This knowledge will equip you to support naturopathic professionals adequately and ensure clients' well-being.
Practical training forms a crucial component of the program, enabling you to acquire proficiency in therapeutic techniques such as massage, hydrotherapy, and yoga. Additionally, you will learn how to assess client requirements, develop personalised treatment plans, and monitor progress. This hands-on experience will enhance your capabilities as a Chikitsa Sahayak, enabling you to offer valuable support in naturopathic treatments. Embark on this transformative journey into the realm of naturopathy, become a skilled Chikitsa Sahayak, and make a positive impact on the lives of others. Enrol in the Diploma in Naturopathy Treatment & Therapies (Chikitsa Sahayak) program today to pursue a rewarding career in natural healing.
National Institute of Open Schooling
NIOS offers a comprehensive Diploma in Naturopathy and Yoga, providing individuals with an opportunity to excel in natural healing and holistic well-being. This program combines naturopathy principles and yoga practices, enabling students to understand the mind-body connection and its impact on health. NIOS empowers learners through flexible and open learning, allowing them to study at their own pace with guidance from experienced instructors. The rigorous curriculum and practical training of the Diploma in Naturopathy and Yoga equip individuals with the knowledge and skills to promote wellness and vitality in themselves and others.
