TMV M.Sc FAQs
Ques. What makes the M.Sc. (Nutrition and Food Science) at TMV different from regular M.Sc. Nutrition programmes?
Ans. The M.Sc. at TMV uniquely integrates Ayurvedic dietetics with modern nutrition science, making it one of the few programmes in India that bridges traditional Indian dietary wisdom with evidence-based contemporary nutrition. Students learn to design therapeutic diets using both Ayurvedic principles and modern clinical nutrition, opening career paths in Ayurvedic nutrition consulting, integrative wellness, and functional food development that are not typically covered in conventional M.Sc. Nutrition programmes.
Ques. I am a BAMS graduate. Am I eligible for M.Sc. (Nutrition and Food Science) at TMV?
Ans. Yes, BAMS graduates are explicitly listed as eligible for this programme. The eligibility also includes MBBS, BHMS, BNYS, BPT/MPT, B.Sc. Nutrition and Dietetics, B.Sc. Life Sciences, B.Pharm, and Nursing graduates. The minimum requirement is a Second Class (approximately 50%) in the qualifying graduation degree, along with qualifying the TMV entrance examination with a minimum score of 50%.
Ques. What are the career opportunities after M.Sc. (Nutrition and Food Science) from TMV?
Ans. Graduates can pursue careers as Clinical Dietitians/Nutritionists in multispecialty hospitals, Diet Consultants, Wellness Consultants, Nutrition Researchers, Nutrition Educators, Food Product Developers (Ayurvedic/Functional), Public Health Nutritionists, and Health/Wellness Writers. The unique Ayurveda-nutrition integration also opens opportunities in the growing wellness and functional food industry, corporate wellness programmes, and entrepreneurship in nutrition consulting.
Ques. What is the total fee for M.Sc. (Nutrition and Food Science) at TMV for the 2026-27 batch?
Ans. The total programme fee for the 2026-27 batch is Rs. 1,20,500 (Rs. 59,000 for the 1st year and Rs. 61,500 for the 2nd year). Additionally, a refundable library deposit of Rs. 2,000 is collected at admission. The entrance examination fee is Rs. 500 (non-refundable). The total outlay including the library deposit is Rs. 1,22,500.
Ques. How is the entrance examination for M.Sc. (Nutrition and Food Science) at TMV conducted?
Ans. The entrance examination is conducted by The Late Vaidya P.G. Nanal Department of Ayurveda and Yoga at TMV. Candidates must register online through the TMV admission portal (tmv.academydesk.com) and pay the entrance exam fee of Rs. 500. The minimum qualifying score is 50%. Exact dates are announced by the department; candidates should contact 020-24403035 or ayutmv@gmail.com for the latest schedule.
Ques. Does TMV's M.Sc. (Nutrition and Food Science) follow the NEP 2020 curriculum?
Ans. Yes. The M.Sc. (Nutrition and Food Science) at TMV follows the NEP 2020 framework with a semester-based credit system. The syllabus is available on the TMV website and covers both Ayurvedic dietetics and modern nutrition science. The passing criteria is 50%. The programme is designed to provide an inclusive exploration of nutritional strategies for healthy individuals, athletes, and clinical settings.
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