Science

The Yogic Science course at Jhanvi Ayurveda and Yoga Sansthan focuses on both theory and practical side of yoga, covering classical practices like kriyas, bandhas, and yogic therapy.

 Main Topics in Yogic Science (Diploma/BA Programs)

• Yoga Philosophy & Foundations

  • History and principles of yoga
  • Classical texts and traditions 
  • Ethics and lifestyle in yogic practice

• Practical Training

  • Kriyas: Cleansing techniques (Neti, Dhauti, and more)
  • Yogasanas: Postures for strength, flexibility, and balance
  • Mudras & Bandhas: Energy locks and gestures for internal control
  • Pranayama: Breathing techniques for concentration

• Yogic Therapy

  • Application of yoga for stress management
  • Combination with Ayurveda principles for overall health

• Field Training & Assignments

  • Teaching practice sessions
  • Community yoga programs
  • Case studies in yoga therapy

• Research & Higher Studies 

  • Basics of yoga research 
  • Advanced aspects of yoga science

 Course Structure

• Diploma in Yogic Science: 3 years, fees is INR 9,450 per year.
• B.A. in Yoga: 3 years, fees approx. INR 27,450 per year.
• Eligibility: class 12 with any stream

In Mumbai, the fees for Forensic Science courses vary widely depending on the institution. At the government-run Institute of Forensic Science (IFS), fees are very affordable — around ₹15,970 per year for B.Sc and ₹24,130 per year for M.Sc. In contrast, private universities like DY Patil or affiliated colleges may charge between ₹1.5–3 Lacs per year. 

 Forensic Science Course Fees in Mumbai

 Key Points

• Government colleges (IFS, University of Mumbai) → Very low fees, strong academic credibility.
• Private universities (DY Patil, Amity, etc.) → Higher fees but more infrastructure and industry tie-ups.
• Placements: Forensic graduates often work in crime labs, police departments, cyber forensics, and private investigation firms. Entry-level salaries range from ₹3–6 LPA, higher with M.Sc specialization.

Conclusion: If you want affordable fees, target the Institute of Forensic Science, Mumbai (₹15k–24k per year). If you prefer private universities with modern facilities, expect ₹1.5–3 Lacs per year.

For MSc admission at MIT School of Vedic Sciences (MIT SVS), you need to submit standard academic and identity documents along with a Statement of Purpose (SOP). The process also includes an interview after document verification.

 Documents Required for MSc Admission at MIT SVS

• Academic Certificates

  • Class 10 Marksheet & Certificate
  • Class 12 Marksheet & Certificate
  • Bachelor's Degree Certificate (any stream, minimum 50% marks)
  • Semester-wise/Year-wise Graduation Marksheets

• Identity Proof

  • Aadhaar Card / Passport / Driving License (any government-issued ID)
  • Recent Passport-size Photographs

• Additional Documents

  • Statement of Purpose (SOP) explaining your interest in Vedic Sciences
  • Transfer Certificate (TC) or Migration Certificate from previous institution
  • Caste/Category Certificate (if applying under reserved quota)
  • Proof of Address

 Key Notes

• Admission is merit-based with SOP and interview evaluation.
• Keep both scanned copies (for online application) and originals (for verification at enrollment).
• The academic year typically begins in July, so deadlines for application and document submission fall in June–July.