The Bachelor of Physical Education and Sports (BPES) program at Patanjali University requires candidates to pass an entrance exam and interview, with 50% weightage given to Class 12th merit for admission. The program is taught by experienced professionals, including PhD holders and seasoned athletes. The total course fee is Rs. 89,500 for three years, paid in installments: Rs. 33,500 in the first year and Rs. 28,000 annually for the next two years. The university boasts strong placement rates, with nearly every graduate securing employment.
Students often find jobs with companies like Cultfit, Zorba, and Patanjali, and yoga trainer positions are in high demand overseas, offering stipends between Rs. 20,000 and Rs. 30,000, plus perks. While the university does not facilitate summer internships, students can pursue them independently. The total cost for one semester, including hostel and other expenses, is Rs. 50,000. Scholarships are awarded to the top three scorers in each class, and financial assistance is available for students facing financial difficulties.
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