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University of Patanjali Patanjali Yogpeeth Maharishi Dayananda Gram, Haridwar National Highway,

Bahadarabad, Haridwar-249405 (Uttarakhand)Tel. : +91-01334-242526, 244107, 240008 Fax : +91-1334-244805, 240664

E-mail : [email protected], [email protected] Website : www.uop.edu.in




India had an outstanding position in Education, Music, Art and

Culture since time immemorial.

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Till eighteenth century, India had a leading position in the

educational, economic and social perspectives. India had 18 percent

partnership in world market and had 27 percent in global income. Nearly

7,32,000 primary and secondary Gurukuls were active in education as

substantiated by German scholar-Max Muller, and English scholar- W.

Litner in their documents about India, under the British Raj. There were

more than fourteen thousand higher educational centers imparting education on at least 18 different

subjects-Mathematics, Astronomy, Astrology, Cosmology, Physics, Geology, Metallurgy, Philosophy,

Surgery, Medical science and Technology, Management etc.

Outside political forces such as imperialism played dirty games to enslave India for centenaries.

Though Indians were enslaved, but their culture, heritage, tradition, and education could not be

eradicated. Today India is one of the countries producing highest percentage of brilliant scholars who are

leaders in their individual fields. From the fields of Science and Technology to Research and

Development, from Literature and Philosophy to Art and Music, Indians have made their presence felt

globally. Internationally acclaimed educational institutions like the IITs, and IIMs are imparting

education on Science, Technology and Management. Researchers and counsellors have observed that

India is generating highly educated youths with poor empathy, discipline, and self-management.

University of Patanjali incorporates Yoga, life management, skills, good manners, Vedic rituals, in

the teaching-learning process. We hope to establish indigenous educational system and mould our youth

into role models and successful persons by instilling universal values to them and awakening their dignity

and divinity. University of Patanjali serves as an ideal Gurukul of Vedic Sage Tradition and is firmly

determined to develop professionally competent, self-managed and socially empathetic youths.

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Message from the Chancellor

Devaluation of wisdom and psychic impressions in civilized

society is not a good sign. So we long to propagate educational

revolution by advancing fusion of knowledge and wisdom and psychic

refinement in our students. We hope to inculcate qualities of self-

reliance, self management and immense national love among youth who

will be capable enough to initiate innovative social and educational

revolutions for national upliftment. We wish to propagate indigenous

health entrepreneurship to get our nation rid of atrocity in the name of

treatment, thereby promoting total health care. It is because phisque is

the main means of Dharma.

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Indigenous therapy systems based on Yoga and Ayurveda is cost effective, easy, accessible, scientific,

holistic and free from side-effects. So we wish to mainstream Yoga and Ayurveda under national therapy

systems by producing eminent scholars of both subjects at University of Patanjali (UOP). UOP aims at

rejuvenating a new era by triggering novel revolution in the domains of health and education. We hope to

produce graduates who will be competent enough to reduce unemployment, famine, and health problems

by promoting indigenous entrepreneurships and employment opportunity. They will work as change-

agents and contribute significantly to build a healthy, civilized nation, thereby making India a global

center of peace and harmony.

Our Vedic tradition is an eternal treasure for both tangible and intangible aspects of knowledge. We

are firmly resolved to establish UOP as a leading educational institution of the world for imparting quality

education on Yoga, Ayurveda, Divine Culture, Natural and Applied Sciences, Value Based Management,

Social Sciences and allied knowledge streams as per the contemporary need. Launching of novel

curriculum developed by integrating Yoga, Ayurveda, Nature Cure and other indigenous therapeutic

techniques, UOP will be one of the greatest hub for holistic health management and thus enable job

placement opportunities for its scholars. At the end, I extend my best wishes to all learners .

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From the Vice-Chancellor’s Pen

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Patanjali aims at instilling ancient wisdom and modern knowledge -

both for producing citizens of high character through a system known as the

“Training of Jyan and Vijyan”. The “Jyan” (education to build) is building

the character; and “Vijyan” (education to pay) is professional competence.

For achieving this excellence the University of Patanjali (UOP) will expand

its horizon in various walks of life where job opportunities are in abundance.

Moving with times, without compromising our Vedic values and

traditions of high excellence, we have decided to provide ample

opportunities to our students for their exposure at national and international levels.

The students will be under perpetual guidance of His Holiness Swami Ramdev Ji and the Great

Visionary Acharya Balkrishna Ji; the internationally acclaimed eminent scholars of Yoga and Ayurveda.

We endeavor to incorporate teaching, learning and research, as an integral approach of the ancient

wisdom and modern science and technology, so that our students can excel academically in diverse fields

of knowledge and wisdom, and in various spectrums across the globe. UOP has spread its wings this year,

and around 24 Courses have been introduced. Some more Courses are also in the formative stage.

To achieve the goal, we want our students with outstanding human skills, cognitive skills and

technical skills. The alumni of UOP should be bubbling with confidence and should have other skills as

narrated by the great educationist Harvard Gardner: they must be People smart, Self-smart, Word smart,

Nature smart, Number smart, Music smart, Body smart and Picture smart, to reach the summit of success

in their lives.

Swami ji & Acharya ji have great thirst for knowledge and wisdom and therefore, they expect UOP

students to imbibe that thirst, which will enable them to go ahead in research and become names in

history. UOP is a University with difference, which provides opportunities to its students to get the best of

Eastern tradition and Western knowledge. The Indian Universities like Nalanda, Takshshila and

Vikramshila have been the Universities of the global repute. We at Patanjali aim at excellence as

excellence has no limits.

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From the Desk of the Pro-Vice-Chancellor INDEX

Page no.

About the University.................................................... 01

Objective of the University......................................... 02

Our Main Action Plan on the Yoga and Ayurveda-Oriented Knowledge .... 02

The Courses & Eligibility at a Glance..................... 04

Other Fees Detail .................................................................. 06

● Ph. D. Courses................................................................... 07

● Post Graduation Courses..................................... 07

● Post Graduation Diploma Courses...................... 11

● Under Graduate Courses.............................................. 12

● Certificate Courses................................................ 19

● Bridge Course.......................................................... 19

Admission Process.......................................................... 20

Important Information.................................................. 20

Important Dates............................................................. 21

Rules & Regulations...................................................... 21

Approach to the University of Patanjali.......................... 22

Special Features of the University of Patanjali............................ 23

Application Form.............................................................................

Courses Details

Title

University of Patanjali (UOP) was established in the year 2006. The University is established

through an act of State legislature- Act No.04/2006 published in the Gazette of Uttranchal

Government on 5.4.2006 and recognized by UGC vide Order No.170/XXIV/2007 dated 15.2.2007.

The University is a sister organization of Patanjali Yogpeeth, Haridwar, India. The University is

named after the great Indian sage, Patanjali (circa 900 B.C.) who first compiled monumental writings

on Yoga, in aphorisms, which can be easily understood by people in the modern times.

University of Patanjali was established with the philosophical vision of His Holiness Swami

Ramdev and Revered Acharya Balkrishna to give new dimensions to the Philosophy of Yoga and

Ayurveda, the oldest traditions not only in India but also across the globe to attain self- knowledge,

wisdom, discipline, transformation and realization.

1

About the University

1. To initiate standardized and global teaching-learning and research on tradition knowledge propounded by

sages and saints in synergy with modern science.

2. To impart vocational education among youth to induce indigenous art of living and propagate and

promote Yoga and Ayurveda.

3. To launch Certificate, Bachelor, Diploma, Master and Ph.D. Courses on Yoga, Ayurveda, Applied and

Natural Sciences, Value Based Management and other streams of Vedic and modern knowledge as

required.

4. To establish Research & Development (R & D) to encourage scientific researches, innovations and global

advocacy on Yoga, Ayurveda & Indian Culture. Further more, R & D is supposed to :

Ÿ Design and launch innovative curricula on Vedic knowledge if necessary.

Ÿ Create and advocate knowledge globally to facilitate alumni's job placement.

Ÿ Initiate teaching-learning and innovations on Yoga & Ayurveda to empower health and wealth of

common man for strengthening entire nation.

Objectives of the University

Our Main Action on the Yoga and Ayurveda-oriented Knowledge

In modern times, millions of our countrymen and people all over the world are facing a major health crisis

due to rising pollution, stress, chaotic lifestyle and lack of physical work. Food, air and water the main

correlates of life have become highly toxic. Therefore, there is a threat to the life of millions of people from

dangerous diseases like cancer, TB, asthma, allergy, obesity, diabetes, cardiac problems etc. All other systems

have achieved only partial success in the treatment of prevailing deceases and therefore, we wish to give

inexpensive, simple, natural, scientific and efficacious alternative medicines. Our global aims are :

a) To prepare an optimum syllabi based on Yoga & Ayurveda to produce competent professionals for the

community to emancipate the globe from the crisis of illness and to create a healthy, happy, prosperous &

cultured world.

b) To facilitate students for Certificate, Diploma, Under Graduate Degree, Postgraduate Degree and the

most advanced research-based education on Yoga and Ayurveda.

c) To impart the knowledge of Yoga and Ayurveda to our students that inherited from our ancestors and test

their Vedic knowledge in the light of modern science in our latest Research Centers. This will create

reliability, authenticity and validity of learning.

d) To mould the students to get self-employment opportunities through proper action plan so that they can

compete at the global level. They will work for a comprehensive action plan to establish Yoga and

Ayurveda as our National Systems of medicine.

2

3

Rt. Hon’ble Prime Minister Sh. Narendra Modi, His Highness Governer of UttrakhnadSh. K.K. Paul, Hon’ble Chief Minster of Uttarakhand Sh. Trivendra Singh Rawat with

Chancellor P.P. Swami Ramdev Ji, Vice-Chancellor Acharya Balkrishna Ji & Acharya Pradyumn Ji

Rt. Hon’ble Prime Minister Sh. Narendra Modi being honoured as “Rashtrarishi” by the Hon’ble Chancellor &

Vice Chancellor of UOP.

Rt. Hon’ble Prime Minister Narendra Modi having discussion with Hon’ble Chancellor & Vice Chancellor on future perspectives

of UOP

4

e) Suitable action plans are given below:

Ÿ To initiate job creations in the educational and health institutions of our country, and the world at large.

Ÿ To promote Panchkarma, Shatkarma and other traditional therapeutic procedures in Patanjali

Chikitsalay run by Patanjali Yogpeeth and to supply Vaidyas and Yogacharya to other centers.

Ÿ To teach and train students in a way so that they can set up their own Institutions/Centers of Yoga and

Ayurveda to create new employment opportunities for themselves and others as well. Patanjali

Yogpeeth will extend its cooperation in this process of making students self-reliant.

The Courses & Eligibility; at a Glance

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MAENG

MASS

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MASPH

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30Years

104040

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MAYS/MSYS

CourseCode

Name ofThe Course Duration No. of

Seats

Eligibility&

Qualication

Doctor of Philosophy

Age SemesterFee for

3-5 Years

Doctor of Philosophy(Ph.D.) in Yoga Science

Post Graduate in YogaScience or other alliedsubjects with at-least55% marks from any recognized university with a relaxation of 5%marks to SC/ST/OBC candidates.

ž Registration Fee

Rs. 5,000/-

ž Course Work Fee

Rs. 50,000/-

ž Thesis submission

Fee Rs. 20,000/-

ž Monthly Fee

Rs. 1,000/-

(To be submitted

tri-monthly with

progress report)

Post Graduate Courses

M.A./M.Sc in Yoga Science

M.A. in Psychology

M.A. Honours in Philosophy

M.A. in Travel & Tourism Management

M.A. in English

M.A. in Sanskrit (Literature)

M.A. in Sanskrit (Vyakarana)

M.A. in Sanskrit(Philosophy)

Acharya

2 Years

2 Years

2 Years

2 Years

2 Years

2 Years

2 Years

2 Years

2 Years

Graduate

Graduate

Graduate

Graduate

Graduate with relevant subject





PGDYS

PGDYHCT

PGDPK

1 Year

1 Year

1 Year

35 Years

15,000/-40

40

40

Graduate

Graduate

BAMS 25,000/-

15,000/-

PGDHM 1 Year 40 Graduate 10,000/-

P.G. Diploma in Yoga ScienceP.G. Diploma in Yoga Health and Cultural Tourism P.G. Diploma in Hindustani Music P.G. Diploma in Panchkarma

Post Graduate Diploma Courses

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1. Any Graduate (10+2+3) passed with 50% marks are eligible for Post Graduate Courses/Post Graduate

Diploma Courses form recognized university.

2. Any B.A.M.S. Graduate, passed with 60% marks are eligible for Panchkarma Course form recognized

University.

3. Intermediate students (10+2) passed with 60% marks from any recognized board are eligible for Under

Graduate Courses /Bridge Courses.

4. The reference date for age calculation will be 31-07-2017.

Note:

The Courses & Eligibility; at a Glance

Candidates selected for various Programmes will pay the following Fees:

· Hostel Fee - Rs. 1,500/- per month

· Canteen Fee - Rs. 2,500/- per month

· Examination fee - Rs. 1,000/- per semester

· Sports Fee - Rs. 1,000/- annually

· Uniform Fee - Rs. 3,500/- one time

(2 Pc. Kurta-Payjama/Salwar-Kurta) = Rs. 1,500/-

(Track-suit) = Rs. 1,000/-

(Blazer) = Rs. 1,000/-

· Shatkarma Kit - Rs. 500/- one time

· Caution Money - Rs. 2,000/- one time

stAt the time of admission : Canteen & Hostel Fee for 3 months + Tuition Fee for 1 Semester +

Examination Fee + Sports Fee + Uniform Fee+ Shatkarma Kit Fee +

Caution Money.

First Week of November : Canteen & Hostel Fee for next 2 months + Examination Feerd

First/Second Week of January : Canteen & Hostel Fee for next 3 months + Tuition Fee for 3 Semester.

First Week of April : Canteen & Hostel Fee for next 2 months + Examination Fee

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CourseCode

Name ofThe Course

DurationNo. ofSeats

Eligibility&

QualicationAge Semester

Fee for

BDBVBASS

10,000/-

10,000/-10,000/-10,000/-

10,000/-10,000/-

20,000/-

8,000/-

12,500/-BAYSBSYS

BASVSHT

3 Years3 Years

3 Years3 Years

25Years

Intermediate

3 Years

5050505050

5050

3 Years3 Years

B.A. with Yoga ScienceB.Sc in Yoga ScienceShastri/ B.A. Honours in Philosophy Shastri/B.A. in Vyakarana B.A. in Sanskrit (Vedical Laukik Sahitya)

B.A. in Sanskrit (Vyakarana)Shastri

Graduate Courses

CCYT 6 month Intermediate25

Years

CCHM 6 month30

Years

50

50

Yoga Therapy Hindustani

Music

BC Sanskrit 1 Year Intermediate5025

Years15,000/-

Certicate Courses

Bridge Course

Other Fees Detail

7

Ph.D. (Yoga)

80 20

80 20

PHD Course Work (6 months)Paper-1 (Research Methodology)Paper-2 (Computer Application & Statistics)

rd3

nd2

Post Graduate Courses

M.A./M.Sc (Yoga Science), 2 Years

MA/MS-201

MA/MS-202

MA/MS-203

MA/MS-204

MA/MS-205

MA/MS-206

MA/MS-301

MA/MS-302

MA/MS-303

MA/MS-101

MA/MS-102

MA/MS-103

MA/MS-104

MA/MS-105

MA/MS-106

st1 75 25

75 25

75 25

75 25

75 25

75 25

75 25

75 25

75 25

75 25

75 25

75 25

75 25

25

75 25

25

75 25

15

15

Foundation of Yoga

Hatha Yoga

Shrimadbhagvad Geeta & Samkhyakarika

Human Biology-I

Yoga Practicum-I

Human Biology Practicum-I

Patanjali Yoga Darshan

Indian Philosophy & Culture

Yoga Psychology

Human Biology-II

Yoga Practicum-II

Human Biology Practicum-II

Methods of Teaching Yoga and Value Education

Biomechanics and Kinesiology

Research & Statistical Methods

MA/MS-304

MA/MS-305

MA/MS-306

MA/MS-307

75

75

35

35

Disease Specific Pathology

Yoga Practicum-III

Practical Biomechanics & Kinesiology

Disease Specific Pathology Practical

Paper Code Semester Paper Name External Assessment

Marks

InternalAssessment

Marks

75 25

70 30

75 2575 25

75 25

75 25

MA/MS-404

MA/MS-405

MA/MS-406

MA/MS-403

MA/MS-401

MA/MS-402

th4 Hygiene, Diet & Nutrition

Yoga Therapy

Complementary & Alternative Therapy (CAT)

Dissertation/Field Training

Yoga Practicum-IV

Complementary & Alternative Therapy

Practicum

M.A. (Psychology), 2 Years

MAP-101

MAP-102

MAP-103

MAP-104

MAP-201

MAP-202

MAP-203

MAP-204

MAP-301

MAP-302

MAP-303

rd3

nd2

st1

MAP-105

MAP-205

75 25

75 25

75 25

75 25

75 25

75 25

75 25

75 25

75 25

75 25

75 25

75 25

75 25

25MAP-304 75

MAP-305 2575

Yoga Psychology

Experimental Psychology

Psychology of Personality

Advance Psychology

Psychology Practicum-I

Statistical Techniques in Psychology

Cognitive Psychology

Counseling Psychology

Applied Psychology

Psychology Practicum-II

Applied Psychometry

Research Methodology

Health Psychology

Psycho Diagnostic Techniques

Psychology Practicum-III

35 15

35 15

75 25

75 25

35 15

MAP-401

MAP-402

MAP-403

MAP-404

MAP-405

th4 Psychological Testing

Clinical Interceptions

Therapeutic Techniques

Dissertation

Psychology Practicum-IV


Marks

InternalAssessment

Marks

8

Course Detail Course Detail

9

M.A. (Travel & Tourism Management), 2 Years

MTTM-101

MTTM-102

MTTM-103

MTTM-104

MTTM-105

75 25

75 25

75 25

75 25

100 00

MTTM-201

MTTM-202

MTTM-203

MTTM-204

MTTM-205

75 25

75 25

75 25

75 25

100 00

nd2

st1 Tourism Concepts & Principles

Tourism of Uttarakhand

Yoga Health & Tourism

Adventure Tourism

Tourism Practicum

Travel Agency & Tour Operation

Tourism Resource in India

Transport Management

Computer Application in Tourism

Tourism Practicum

MTTM-301

MTTM-302

MTTM-303

MTTM-304

MTTM-305

75 25

75 25

75 25

75 25

100 00

75 25

75 25

75 25

75 25

100 00

rd3 Culture Heritage &Tourism

Airlines Ticketing

Hotel & Resort Management

Research Methodology

Tourism Practicum

MTTM-401

MTTM-402

MTTM-403

MTTM-404

MTTM-405

rh4 Major Destinations of World

Tour Packing Management

Tourism Marketing

Tourism Policy & Planning

On-the Job Training

Post Graduate Diploma (Yoga Science), 1 Year

YS-101st

1

YS-102

75 25

75 25

YS-103

YS-104

75 25

75 25

75 25

75 25

YS-105

YS-106

Foundation of Yoga

Hatha Yoga

Shrimadbhagvad Gita & Samkhyakarika

Human Biology

Yoga Practicum

Human Biology Practicum


Marks

InternalAssessment

MarksM.A. (Philosophy), 2 Years

MD-101

MD-201

MD-301

75 25

75 25

75 25

75 25

75 25

75 25

75 25

75 25

75 25

75 25

75 25

75 25

MD-302

MD-303

MD-304

MD-102

MD-103

MD-104

MD-202

MD-203

MD-204

rd3

nd2

st1 Vedic Darshan and Sankhya Yoga-I

Nyaya Darshan and Vaisheshik Darshan-I

Vedant Darshan and Mimansa Darshan-I

Anarsh Darshan-I· Charvaka Darshan· Boudh Darshan · Jain Darshan

Sankhya Darshan and Yoga Darshan-II

Nyaya Darshan and Vaisheshik Darshan-II

Vedant Darshan and Mimansa Nyaya Prakash-II

History of Western Philosophy & Indian

Philosophy

Sankhya Darshan and Yoga Darshan-III

Nyaya Darshan and Vaisheshik Darshan-III

Vedant Darshan and Mimansa Darshan -III

Anarsh Darshan-II

· Panini Darshan

· Madhav Darshan (Dvaita Darshan)

· Pratyabhijñā Darshan

· History of Ancient Indian Philosophy

MD-401 75 25

75 25

75 25

75 25

MD-402

MD-403

MD-404

th4 Sankhya Darshan and Yoga Darshan-IV

Nyaya Darshan and Vaisheshik Darshan-IV

Vedant Darshan and Mimansa Darshan-IV

Anarsh Darshan-III

· Vishishtadvaita (Theistic Dualism)

Philosophy of Madhvāchārya, and

Advaita (Monism) Philosophy of Ādi

Shankara


Marks

InternalAssessment

Marks

10


11

75 25

75 25

75 25

75 25

75 25

75 25

YS-201 nd2

YS-202

YS-203

YS-204

YS-205

YS-206

Patanjal Yoga Darshan

Yoga Therapy

Hygiene, Diet & Nutrition

Complementary & Alternative Therapy (CAT)

Yoga Practicum

Complementary & Alternative Therapy

Practicum

Post Graduate Diploma (Yoga Health & Cultural Tourism), 1 YearYH-101

YH-102

YH-103

YH-104

YH-105

YH-106

75

75

75

75

75

100

25

25

25

25

25

00

Foundation of Yoga

Hatha Yoga

Tourism Theory & Practice

Hospitality Management

Yoga Practicum

Tourism Practicum

st1

YH-201

YH-202

YH-203

YH-204

YH-205

YH-206

nd2 Patanjal Yoga Darshan

Yoga Therapy

Cultural Tourism Resources

Itinerary Planning, Marketing, Tour

Packing & Costing

Yoga Practicum

Project (Report)

75 25

75 25

75 25

75 25

75 25

100 00

Post Graduate Diploma (Hindustani Music), 1 Year

st1 75 25

75 25

75 25

75 25

75 25

75 25

75 25

75 25

nd2

HM-101

HM-102

HM-103

HM-104

HM-201

HM-202

HM-203

HM-204

Advance Vocal Music-I

Advance Vocal Music Practicum-I

Advance Instrumental Music-I

Advance Instrumental Music Practicum-I

Advance Vocal Music-II

Advance Vocal Music Practicum-II

Advance Instrumental Music-II

Advance Instrumental Music Practicum-II


Marks

InternalAssessment

Marks

12

B.A. (with Yoga Science), 3 Years

BA-101st1

BA-102

BA-103

BA-104

BA-105

BA-106

BA-107

BA-108

75 25

75 25

75 25

75 25

75 25

75 25

75 25

75 25

Introduction toYoga

Introduction to Hath Yoga (Hatha Yoga

Pradipika and Gheranda Samhita)

Basic Psychological Process-I

Social Psychology-I

Tourism Concepts and Principles

Cultural Tourism Resources

Yoga Practicum

Psychology Practicum

BA-204

BA-205

BA-206

BA-207

BA-208

BA-209

BA-210

BA-211

BA-212

75 25

75 25

75 25

75 25

75 25

75 25

75 25

75 25

75 25

BA-109

BA-110

BA-111

BA-112

BA-201nd2

BA-202

BA-203

75 25

75 25

75 25

75 25

75 25

75 25

75 25

Indian Logic - I

Indian Logic - II

Sanskrit – Vyakarana

Sanskrit – Literature

Indian Philosophy & Culture

Srimadbhagvadgita

Basic Psychological Process-II

Social Psychology-II

Transport in Travel and Tourism

Geography for Tourism

Yoga Practicum


Western Logic (Inductive Logic)-I

Western Logic (Deductive Logic)-II




Marks

InternalAssessment

Marks


13

Course Detail

BA-301

BA-302

BA-303

BA-304

rd3

BA-305

BA-306

BA-307

BA-308

75 25

75 25

75 25

75 25

75 25

75 25

75 25

75 25

Introduction to Ayurveda

Human Biology-I

System and Schools of Psychology-I

Psychological Statistics

Tourism Policy and Planning

Travel Agency and Tour Operations

Business

Yoga Practicum


BA-309

BA-310

BA-311

BA-312

BA-401 th4

BA-402

BA-403

BA-404

BA-411

BA-412

BA-405

BA-406

BA-407

BA-408

BA-409

BA-410

75

75

75

75

75

75

75

75

75

75

75

75

75

75

75

75

25

25

25

25

25

25

25

25

25

25

25

25

25

25

25

25

Indian Epistemology

Indian Metaphysics

Sanskrit –Vyakarana


Human Biology-II

Hygiene, Diet And Nutrition

System and Schools of Psychology-II

Social Research

Destination Interpretation India

Hospitality Management

Yoga Practicum


Western Epistemology

Western Metaphysics




Marks

InternalAssessment

Marks

14

BA-501 th5

BA-502

BA-503

BA-504

BA-505

BA-506

BA-507

BA-508

BA-509

75 25

75 25

75 25

75 25

75 25

75 25

75 25

75 25

75 25

Yoga Sūtras

Introduction of Upanishads

Clinical Psychology-II

Psychology of Personality

Destination Interpretation- World

Travel Formalities and Facilitation

Yoga Practicum


Indian Ethics -I

BA-510

BA-511

BA-512

75 25

75 25

75 25

Indian Ethics -II


Sanskrit –Literature

BA-606

BA-607

BA-608

BA-609

BA-610

BA-611

BA-612

BA-EVN

75 25

75 25

75 25

75 25

75 25

75 25

75 25

100 0

BA-601 th6

BA-602

BA-603

BA-604

BA-605

75 25

75 25

75 25

75 25

75 25

Yoga Therapy

Principles of Naturopathy

Clinical Psychology-II

Principles and Applications of

Counseling

Business Communication

Field Tour

Yoga Practicum


Western Ethics-I

Western Ethics-II



Environmental Studies


Marks

InternalAssessment

Marks

Course Detail

15

th4BS-401

BS-402

BS-403

BS-405

BS-406

BS-407

BS-408

BSAECCT-404

Four Stream of Yoga

Basis of Yoga Therapy

Fundamentals of Biochemistry

AEEC-4 (Sanskrit)

GE-4

Yoga Practicum-VI

Yoga Practicum-VII

Biochemistry Lab

70

70

70

35

35

70

35

35

30

30

30

15

15

30

15

15

th6

70 30

70 30

70 30

70 30

70 30

35 15

35 15

70 30

35 15

35 15

th5 70 30

70 30

70 30

35 15

35 15

70 30

BS-601

BS-602

BS-603

BS-605

BS-606

BS-607

BS-608

BS-507

BS-508

BS-501

BS-502

BS-503

BS-505

BS-506

BSAECCT-504

BSAECCT-604

Basis of Indian Culture

Yoga and Human Consciousness

Yogic Management of Lifestyle

Related Disorders

DSE-I

DSE-II

Yoga Practicum-Case Study


Study Tour

Yoga and Human Values

Applies Yoga

Research Methodology & Statistics

DSE-3

DSE-4

Yoga Practicum-IX- Case Study

Report Research Project

Practical Statistics


Marks

InternalAssessment

Marks

B.Sc. (Yoga Science), 3 Years

BS-101

st1BS-102

BS-103

BS-105

BS-106

BS-107

BS-108

70

70

70

35

35

70

35

35

70

70

70

35

35

70

35

35

70

70

70

35

35

70

35

35

30

30

30

15

15

30

15

15

30

30

30

15

15

30

15

15

30

30

30

15

15

30

15

15

BSAECCT-104

Foundation of Yoga

Introduction to Hath Yoga and It's

Texts Human Biology-1

Communicative English

GE-I

Yoga Practicum-I

Yoga Practicum-II

Human Biology Practicum-I

BS-201nd

2

BS-202

BS-203

BS-205

BS-206

BS-207

BS-208

BSAECCT-204

Essence of Principal Upanishads

Patanjala Yoga Darshana

Human Biology-II

AECC-2 (Environmental Studies)

GE-2

Yoga Practicum-III

Computer Lab

Human Biology-II

rd3BS-301

BS-302

BS-303

BS-305

BS-306

BS-307

BS-308

BSAECCT-304

Essence of Bhagavad Gita for Personality

Development

Yoga and Holistic Health

Methods of Teaching Yoga

AECC-3 (Spoken Sanskrit)

GE-3

Yoga Practicum-IV

Yoga Practicum-V Teaching Practice

Field Work


Marks

InternalAssessment

Marks

16


BD-601th

6

BD-602

BD-603

75 25

75 25

75 25

Vedanta Darshan

Mimamsa Darshan

Sanskrit

BD-604

BD-605

75

75

25

25

Hindi

English

B.A. (Vyakarana), 3 Years

nd2

st1

BV-201

BV-202

BV-203

BV-204

BV-101

BV-102

BV-103

BV-104

75 25

75 25

75 25

75 25

75 25

75 25

75 25

75 25

Sanskrit Vyakaran-I

Sanskrit Sahitya-I

Vedic Siddhanta Parichaya-I

Aangal Bhasha (English)-I

Sanskrit Vyakaran-II

Sanskrit Sahitya-II

Vedic Siddhanta Parichaya-II

Aangal Bhasha (English)-II

th4

rd3

BV-303

BV-304

BV-401

BV-402

BV-403

BV-404

BV-302

BV-301 75 25

75 25

75 25

75 25

75 25

75 25

75 25

75 25

Sanskrit Vyakaran-III

Sanskrit Sahitya-III

Vedic Siddhanta Parichaya-III

Aangal Bhasha (English)-III

Sanskrit Vyakaran-IV

Sanskrit Sahitya-IV

Vedic Siddhanta Parichaya-IV

Aangal Bhasha (English)-IV

th5BV-501

BV-502

BV-503

BV-504

75 25

75 25

75 25

75 25

Sanskrit Vyakaran-V

Sanskrit Sahitya-V

Vedic Siddhanta Parichaya-V

Aangal Bhasha (English)-V


Marks

InternalAssessment

Marks

17 18

B.A. Honours (Philosophy), 3 Years

BD-101st

1

BD-102

BD-103

BD-104

BD-105

75 25

75 25

75 25

75 25

75 25

Yoga Darshan

Sankhya Darshan

Sanskrit

Hindi

English

BD-201nd2

BD-202

BD-203

BD-204

BD-205

75 25

75 25

75 25

75 25

Samkhyakarika

Sankhya Darshan

Sanskrit

Hindi

English

75 25

BD-401 th4

BD-402

BD-403

BD-404

BD-405

BD-303

BD-304

BD-305

75 25

75 25

75 25

75 25

75 25

75 25

75 25

75 25

BD-301rd

3

BD-302

75 25

75 25

Nyaya Darshan

Vaisheshik Darshan

Sanskrit

Hindi

English

Nyaya Darshan

Vaisheshik Darshan

Sanskrit

Hindi

English

BD-501 th5

BD-502

BD-503

BD-504

BD-505

75

75

75

75

75

25

25

25

25

25

Vedanta Darshan

Mimamsa Darshan

Sanskrit

Hindi

English


Marks

InternalAssessment

Marks


19

BV-601th

6

BV-602

BV-603

BV-604

75 25

75 25

75 25

75 25

Sanskrit Vyakaran-VI

Sanskrit Sahitya-VI

Vedic Siddhanta Parichaya-VI

Aangal Bhasha (English)-VI

Certicate Course (Yoga Therapy), 6 Months

CPY-T 102

CPY-T 103

CPY-T 104

CPY-T 105

CPY-FW 106

75 25

75 25

35 15

75 25

75 25

CPY-T 101 75 25Introduction of Yoga & Yogic Texts

Human Biology

Yoga for Wellness

Teaching Technique

Yoga Practicum

Field Work

Certicate Course (Hindustani Music), 6 Months

CHM-101

CHM-102

CHM-103

CHM-104

75 25

75 25

75 25

75 25

Basic Vocal Music

Basic Vocal Music Practicum

Basic Instrumental Music

Basic Instrumental Music Practicum

Bridge Course (Sanskrit), 1 Year

BC-101st

1

BC-102

BC-103

BC-104

BC-201nd

2

BC-202

BC-203

BC-204

75 25

75 25

75 25

75 25

75 25

75 25

75 25

75 25

Sanskrit Vyakaran-I

Sanskrit Sahitya-I

Vedic Siddhanta Parichaya-I

Aangal Bhasha (English)-I

Sanskrit Vyakaran-II

Sanskrit Sahitya-II

Vedic Siddhanta Parichaya-II

Aangal Bhasha (English)-II

Note:- Communicative English will be compulsory for one semester in B.A./ B.Sc.


Marks

InternalAssessment

Marks

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Candidates will be admitted to the University on the basis of an Entrance Test to be conducted in two stages:

Stage-1: Written Aptitude Test of 100 marks with objective questions from following five domains as marks specified.

Date : 05 July, 2017 Time : 10:00 AM. Duration : 2 Hours

stSection I : General Knowledge of national and international events, inventions, research, literature, sports

& spiritualty : 20 marks

nd Section II Basics of English, Hindi & Sanskrit : 20 marks

rdSection III Basics of Subjective Knowledge : 20 marks

th Section IV Basic Mathematics : 20 marks

thSection V Awareness of Patanjali Yogpeeth System : 20 marks

Stage-2: Succes 9-20 July, 2017.sful candidates of Stage-1 will be interviewed for 100 marks on dated 1

Weightage for preparing final merit of Candidates.

1. 50% of Written Aptitude Test under Stage-1.

2. 30% of marks attained in qualifying examination.

3. 20% of Interview under Stage-2.

Prospectus can be obtained by paying Rs. 500/- from the office at University of Patanjali. To obtain prospectus by post,

please send Bank Draft of Rs. 550/- in favour of “University of Patanjali” payable at Haridwar. Filled in an application

form along with a Demand Draft of Rs. 500/- and self attested photo copies of all the required documents with self-

addressed envelope of 10²×12² (A4 size) and 10²×4.5² to be sent through registered post to Registrar, University of

Patanjali Patanjali Yogpeeth, Haridwar-249405, Uttarakhand, Phone: 01334-242526,

Note : Candidate can be apply online through online payment of Rs. 1,000/- (Rs. 500/- for prospectus & Rs. 500/-

for Entrance Test) by accessing www.uop.edu.in.

Important Information

Admission ProcessCourse Detail

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Important Dates

Last date of selling the Application Form & Prospectus

Last date for submitting duly filled Application Forms

Last date for submitting the duly filled Application Forms with late fee

(Rs. 50/- per day)

Valid Rejection of Application Forms

Written Entrance Test

Declaring list of Candidates qualifying Written Entrance Test

Reporting at UOP by Candidates qualified in Entrance Test

Orientation Sessions / Medical Checkup for qualified candidates

Date of Interview

· Post-Graduation Courses

· P.G. Diploma Courses

· Under Graduate Courses

· Certificate Courses

· Upcoming Courses

Declaration of selected candidates

Admission Process / Fees Payment

Commencement of Academic Session 2017-18

22 June, 2017, Thursday

24 June, 2017, Saturday

28 June, 2017, Wednesday

01 July, 2017, Saturday

05 July, 2017, Wednesday

10 July, 2017, Monday


16-18 July, 2017, Sunday-Tuesday



20 July, 2017, Thursday




23-25 July, 2017, Sunday-Tuesday


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Rules and Regulations

1. Filling up 6% of the sanctioned seats in each course will be at the discretion of the Hon'ble Vice-Chancellor.

2. 85% attendance is compulsory per semester per subject with a relaxation of 5% for sports, 5% on valid medical

ground, 5% for cultural activities and 5% under the discretion of Vice Chancellor/Pro-Vice Chancellor.

3. If one fails in any subject, only 2 opportunities will be given to re-appear in examination. Any extra opportunity

will be under discretion of Vice Chancellor/ Pro-Vice Chancellor.

4. Every student is expected to attend all the program/events/yajna/prayers.

5. Students have to wear prescribed uniform (Payjama-Kurta for boys and Salwar-Kurta for girls).

6. Students have to wear prescribed Yoga track-suit in yoga practicum sessions.

7. Any kind of intoxication is strictly prohibited in the University Campus and Hostels. In case of availing hostel

accommodation, the student has to abide by hostel Rules and Regulations.

8. Students are not allowed to keep personal vehicles in the University & Hostels premises.

9. The Disciplinary Committee/ Vice Chancellor reserves the right to take appropriate action in case of any

indiscipline.

10. Ragging is a punishable offence as per Hon’ble Supreme Court's order. Anyone found indulging in it would have

to face appropriate disciplinary action as specified by rules.

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University of Patanjali is located about18 km. west to Haridwar and 12km. east to Roorkee on Delhi-Haridwar

National Highway. The University is easily reachable through Roorkee and Haridwar Railway Station. The Nearest

Airport is located at Doiwala, Dehradun about 52km North-East from the University.

National Integration

Male/Female students from India & abroad are studying in the University. All the students get due care and guidance irrespective

of their caste, creed, language, region, sex etc., with the noble sentiment of “vasudhaiva kutumbakam” (the whole world is our

family). Humanitarian qualities like mutual co-operation, harmony, etiquette etc. are instilled in students.

Celebration of Festivals

Festivals and days of social and national importance like Holi, Deepawali, Makar Sankranti, Rakshabandhan, Independence Day,

Republic Day etc are celebrated on the University campus with a lot of jubilation.

Gurukul Tradition

Efforts are made to develop sacred and kindred relations between the teacher and the taught in keeping within the Gurukul

tradition. Parental affection and love is provided by the teachers to all students.

Well Qualified Faculties

The teaching staff of the University are efficient, competent, elevated and empathetic.

Values Development

The main stress is laid on development of optimal impression, good habits and values among the students. Every effort tends to

develop a sincerity, integrity, punctuality and sense of duty within students toward their culture and humanity.

Teaching Staff with Chancellor His Holiness Swami Ramdev of University of Patanjali

Pro-Vice Chancellor with Non-Teaching Staff

Approach to the University of Patanjali

Special Features of the University of Patanjali

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Facilities of the University of Patanjali

w Moral Atmosphere

Quality education based on moral and ethics is emphasized at the University. Students are educated with inclination towards Vedic tradition, culture, nationalism and humanity.

w Healthy Atmosphere

University of Patanjali is a holy place in

perseverance of sages and saints. It is situated in a green pollution free

zone. Students transform themselves here within its conducive

atmosphere.

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w Sanskrit Linguistics

Students of the University come from the arts & science background.

However, traditional sciences like Ayurveda, Yoga etc. are in Sanskrit

language. All the students have opportunity to learn Sanskrit for better

understanding of Classical texts.

w Communicative English

For global establishment of Indian traditional sciences, Communicative

English has been made compulsory for all students.

Sports Facilityw

Various indoor & outdoor sports facilities are available at the University such

as- Kho-kho, Kabaddi, Volleyball, Football, Handball, Badminton, Cricket,

Wood-Ball, Archery, Table-Tennies, Wrestling, Chess, Gymnastic, Mallkhambh,

Athletics etc.

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w Spiritual inculcation

Yajna is mandatory for all hostellers to empower their holistic health and

harmony.

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w Mess Facility

Pure, nutritious and seasonable vegetarian food is served to students at the

University Mess. On various festivals and occasions, special foods and fruits are

being served.

w Hostel Facility

Separate Hostels with first class facilities are available for both boys & girls.

w Medical Facility

In case of any causality, proper OPD and IPD facilities are available in the Patanjali

Ayurveda Hospital. Besides, Panchkarma, Shathkarma, Pathology, Radiology,

Cardiology Centres and Labs are also well established.

w Library Facility University has more than 20,000 books on ancient literature, modern science and

technology. Different type of newspapers and magazines are also available at reading

room.

w Internet Facility

Internet facility is available to students.

w Book Loan Facility

A book loan facility is available to needy students.

w Scholarship and Concession

Poor but talented students are given preference for admission and scholarship.

w Development of Students

Students are promoted to develop their own knowledge, culture, history and

self-esteem through sports, cultural events and allied extra curricular

activities.

w Arrangement for Special Learning

Students will be provided an opportunity to learn and live Swamiji's Lessons

through his advanced spiritual/yogic teachings.

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w Banking and postal Facilities

Banking & mailing facilities are available in the campus area. Post Office, SBI & PNB Bank, shops, travel agencies etc are available within Patanjali Yogpeeth campus.

w Transport Facility

Public transport is readily available out of its main gate at Delhi-Haridwar NH-58. Nearest Railway stations are Roorkee-15 km. & Haridwar-18km.

w Security

Full security is provided in the campus area. The private security personnel are deployed at all important locations with CC TV surveillance.

w Water Filtration Modern water purification systems are installed to ensure 100% pure drinking

water.

w Laundry

Keeping in view of Students’ difficulties to wash their clothes, a big laundry has been setup within the campus. This laundry is well equipped with modern equipments.

w Research and Training

Various guest lectures, workshop etc. on relevant subjects are arranged as and when required. Students are promoted to write Research Papers and publish them in noted national and international journals.

w Collaboration with other Research Institutions and Universities:1. Dev Sanskriti Vishwavidyalaya, Haridwar,

2. Indian Institute of Technology, Roorkee, 3. Uttarakhand Sanskrit University, Haridwar, 4. Gurukul Kangri Vishwavidyalaya, Haridwar etc.

w Publication of Rare Manuscripts

Publication of rare manuscripts is being done in R & D Cell of the University. There are hundreds of published and unpublished manuscripts in the library.

w Patanjali Research Institute (PRI)

Patanjali Research Institute is continuously engaged in the search and research of medicinal plants scattered across the globe. Many books and research papers have been published. Encyclopedias on Medicinal Plants in multiple languages are under the process of publication. Recently Patanjali Research Institute has been inaugurated by Rt. Hon'ble Prime Minister of India Mr. Narendra Modi to promote evidence based documentation and advocacy on Yoga, Ayurveda and allied Vadic knowledge spectrums.

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