College of Ayurved, Bharati Vidyapeeth

An applicant seeking enrollment in the Diploma in Naturopathy and Yogic Sciences (DNYS) at College of Ayurved, Bharati Vidyapeeth does not need to take the NEET admission exam. Admission to DNYS at College of Ayurved, Bharati Vidyapeeth occurs through 10+2 examination mark evaluation. The necessary requirements for admission involve successful completion of the 10+2 program including Physics, Chemistry, Biology while achieving minimum score grades of 50% for general category candidates or 40% for students belonging to SC/ST or OBC groups. It takes one year to complete the DNYS course at College of Ayurved, Bharati Vidyapeeth and students need to pay an annual tuition fee of INR 1,20,000.

As per general guidelines of the university, the College of Ayurved, Bharati Vidyapeeth has a fee refund policy. If a student drops the course after enrollment within a given period in any given session, the fee is refunded after the following deductions have been made. Usually one is allowed to withdraw up to 80-90% of the fees in the first weeks of withdrawal. But in the case that the withdrawal is delayed, the refundable amount drastically drops down.

I think, in most cases, schools are allowed to charge a partial refund after the commencement of classes for the remaining balance. Specific time related issues and precise amount of deductions are however better sought from the admission office. Refunds are effected within one month and a half to two months after submission of documents supporting the request.

The College of Ayurved, Bharati Vidyapeeth provides better placement to the students in jobs regarding the campus placement or some clinical practices and other health care management jobs or academic positions. A majority of the students get placed during teh campus interviews with cogment rates ranging from 60-70%. For meritorious students the highest offer may go up till Rs. 6-8 LPA but for the regular students the average package varies between Rs. 3-4.5 LPA.

Some of the recruiting facilicities are Ayurvedic hospitals, Wellness centers, Pharmacy and research organizations. Students also attend private practice or further education as well. The complementary internships and practical training during the course revenue flexibility and improve employment rate. Employment opportunities are still a little stiff, and academic performance as well as intercalary internship achievements bear a lot of influence.