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Parul Thapa

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If you come from a Commerce background and want to pursue a Diploma in Yoga and Naturopathy, it's a great way to step into the field of holistic health.

After completing your Diploma, you may be eligible for further studies in this area, depending on the institution and programme requirements.

Some universities accept a Diploma in Yoga and Naturopathy as a qualifying criterion for bachelor's programs in related fields, such as a Bachelor's in Yoga, Naturopathy, or Alternative Medicine.

It's advisable to check with specific colleges for their admission criteria, as requirements may vary.

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Parul Thapa

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Yes there are challenges in Naturopathy courses, but challenge often depends on background, interest, and passion of learner in practice. Naturopathy courses often cover many fields of study, including learning of anatomy, physiology, nutrition, herbal medicine, acupuncture, and numerous natural therapy specializations. Naturopathy courses entails learning of biological sciences in detail and commitment to holistic health care.

Practiclaity of naturopathy, in that practical skills are acquired as well as application of theoretical knowledge in practical scenarios, may also be reason.

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Candidates should have completed 10+2 from any well-recognized school board with core subjects in Sciences. subjects under Naturopathy courses would be Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics and Biology (PCMB). Minimum score should be 45%.

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The scope of Naturopathy courses in India is expanding. As the world is becoming more aware and reflective of natural and holistic health approaches, we can only assume that there is a tremendous scope for naturopathy in India, and as more and more people seek out natural, non-invasive therapeutic alternatives, the field of Naturopathy will only continue to flourish.

Naturopathy is a viable career destination with government backing, offering stability and opportunity for advancement in one of India's traditional medical systems under the AYUSH initiative.

Key areas of scope:

  • Healthcare sector
  • Government and Public Health
  • Wellness and Lifes
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Parul Thapa

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Naturopathy is significant because it is a holistic system that deals with health and wellness in relation to the natural capacity of the body for self-healing. Emphasizing prevention and natural therapy, naturopathy deals with the underlying causes of illness instead of treating symptoms. The therapy combines nutrition, changes in lifestyle, herbal therapy, and physical treatments, encouraging the general well-being of the patient and the long-term accomplishment of health benefits.

Naturopathy is also significant because it is supplementary to conventional medicine, with alternative or adjunct treatments available that can lessen the

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Parul Thapa

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So MD stands for Doctor of Medicine. In naturopathy an MD comes after you finish a medical program in this field. It's more about learning natural ways to treat patients like herbal medicine, nutrition, lifestyle guidance, and physical therapies.

MS is Master of Science. An MS in naturopathy goes deeper into topics like herbal medicine, nutrition, homeopathy, physical medicine, and even research. But here's catch both MD and MS in naturopathy aren't really common in India.

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Parul Thapa

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No Naturopathy and Ayurveda aren't same even if both vibe with natural healing. They've got totally different mindsets and methods.

Naturopathy is more like 'let your body do its thing'. It focuses on self-healing, lifestyle changes, and stopping sickness before it starts.

Ayurveda is OG Indian system. It's all about balancing three doshas - Vata, Pitta, and Kapha. When those go off balance, that's when health problems kick in.

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Yes Mizoram University is offering an online Diploma in Naturopathy and Yoga Science course which is of 1 year duration.

Eligibility is that candidate should be Class 12 pass in any stream from any recognized university/institution. fee structure of one-year Diploma in Naturopathy and yoga Science is INR 12,200. 

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Parul Thapa

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No AIIMS Delhi does not offer direct, dedicated degree courses in Naturopathy (like BNYS).

While AIIMS has a Center for Integrative Medicine and Research (CIMR) that focuses on research and holistic healthcare including Yoga and Ayurveda they do not provide Naturopathy courses. 

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Parul Thapa

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Yeah, Naturopathy is surely legal in India and is totally counted as a part of medicine. There are plenty of colleges and institutes where you can study Naturopathy and Yogic Sciences.

The Central Council for Research in Yoga and Naturopathy (CCRYN), under the Ministry of AYUSH, takes care of research and education in this field. 

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