M.A Yoga

After pursuing MA Yoga, students have the opportunity to work at Health Clubs, Yoga & Pilates Studios, Special Needs Centres, Gyms and in individual clients homes.

• There are also various self-employment opportunities as students can establish their own Yoga Schools and Studios.
• Studying Yoga at a professional level also opens various job opportunities in the fields like Research, Management, Hospitals, Academics, Administration, Consultation, etc.
• The government has made it compulsory to have a yoga teacher in every school, so the demand for yoga professionals has also increased, hence, job opportunities are readily available.
• After pursuing their Master of Arts in Yoga, students can decide whether they are interested in pursuing a doctorate level degree in yoga (PHD Yoga).

Here are some tips that may help you prepare better for MA Yoga entrance exams:

• Students must be thorough with the examination syllabus as they can prepare for the exam easily if they are well-versed with the syllabus.
• Students should also try to attempt as many past question papers as they can so that they can achieve a better understanding of the exam pattern and the type of questions that will be asked.
• Learning how to manage time is one of the most important things that students should invest their time in because they will have to answer 100 questions in the span of ninety minutes.
• Students should not refer to more than one book as a reference because if they take help from multiple books and need to find just one concept - it wastes time.
• Students should stay fit and healthy while preparing for exams instead of stressing themselves out and wasting time by doing that.
• Make a proper timetable so that time can be allocated easily, and almost equally for normal everyday life, and exam preparation.
• It is extremely important for students to be familiar with the marking scheme as it will help them decide which questions to leave if in a rush, as well as the negative marking scheme.