SKDU M.Sc (Yoga) FAQs
Ques. What is the difference between M.Sc. Yoga and MA Yoga at SKDU? Which is better?
Ans. SKDU offers both M.Sc. (Yoga) and MA (Yoga). The M.Sc. (Yoga) has a stronger focus on the scientific and research aspects of Yoga, including anatomy, physiology, and evidence-based Yoga therapy, making it more suitable for students interested in research, healthcare, or academic careers. The MA (Yoga) is more oriented towards the philosophical, cultural, and educational dimensions of Yoga. If you want to pursue a Ph.D. in Yoga sciences or work in clinical/therapeutic settings, M.Sc. is generally preferred. For teaching Yoga in schools or pursuing spiritual studies, MA may be more appropriate.
Ques. What is the total fee for M.Sc. Yoga at SKDU, and is it affordable compared to other colleges?
Ans. The total fee for M.Sc. (Yoga) at SKDU is Rs. 64,000 for the entire 2-year programme (Rs. 32,000 per year). This is significantly more affordable compared to many private universities offering M.Sc. Yoga, where fees can range from Rs. 1 Lakh to Rs. 3 Lakhs for the full programme. Government scholarships like NSP PM-USP Yojana (Rs. 82,000 per annum) can effectively cover the entire course fee for eligible students.
Ques. What career options are available after completing M.Sc. Yoga from SKDU?
Ans. After completing M.Sc. (Yoga) from SKDU, graduates can pursue careers as Yoga instructors and trainers in gyms, wellness centres, schools, and corporate wellness programmes; Yoga therapists in hospitals and rehabilitation centres; researchers in Yoga and integrative medicine; faculty members in colleges and universities offering Yoga programmes; wellness coaches and consultants; and entrepreneurs running their own Yoga studios or wellness centres. Graduates can also appear for NET/JRF (Yoga) to qualify for college-level teaching positions.
Ques. Is CUET-PG required for M.Sc. Yoga admission at SKDU, or can I apply directly?
Ans. CUET-PG is the accepted entrance exam for M.Sc. (Yoga) at SKDU, but the university also considers academic merit for admission. Candidates with a relevant graduation degree and minimum 36% marks can apply directly through the SKDU admission portal. However, appearing in CUET-PG strengthens your application and may be required for scholarship eligibility. With only 20 seats available, competition can be significant, so having a CUET-PG score is advisable.
Ques. Does SKDU have a dedicated Yoga department with proper facilities?
Ans. Yes, SKDU has an active Department of Yoga with dedicated faculty. The department regularly conducts Yoga events, workshops, and skill demonstrations on campus. The university has announced admissions open for 2026-27 through its Yoga department. The campus environment on Suratgarh Road, Hanumangarh, is described by students as peaceful and well-suited for Yoga practice. Students are advised to visit the campus or contact the university directly to verify current infrastructure and faculty details.
Ques. Can a student with a B.Sc. (Non-Medical) or B.Sc. (Medical) background apply for M.Sc. Yoga at SKDU?
Ans. Yes, students with a B.Sc. (Medical), B.Sc. (Non-Medical), B.Sc. (Life Sciences), or any relevant graduation degree are eligible to apply for M.Sc. (Yoga) at SKDU, provided they have a minimum of 36% aggregate marks. Students from Physical Education, Yoga, or related disciplines are also eligible. The minimum eligibility is a graduation degree from a recognised university with 36% marks. Reserved category students may be eligible for relaxation as per university and government norms.
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