MDSU M.Sc : Fees 2026, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

Ans. Graduates can work as yoga therapists in hospitals, rehabilitation clinics, and wellness centres. Teaching roles at schools, corporate wellness programmes, and fitness studios are also common. Government AYUSH initiatives recruit trained yoga professionals for community wellness centres and naturopathy hospitals across Rajasthan and nationally. Private yoga studios and international wellness retreats also hire postgraduates with therapy specialisation.

Ans. Yes. MDSU is a UGC-recognised state public university, so degrees are valid for higher studies including PhD admission and UGC-NET eligibility in yoga and related disciplines. For government job applications requiring a postgraduate degree, this programme satisfies the educational qualification in most relevant posts. Candidates should check specific recruitment notifications for exact requirements before applying.

Ans. No. Selection for the Master in Yoga Studies and Therapy Management at MDSU is entirely merit-based. Aggregate marks in the qualifying degree determine rank on the merit list. After the application window closes, a merit list is published and shortlisted candidates are called for in-person counselling at MDSU Ajmer campus. Seat allotment and fee deposit then follow before final enrolment.

Ans. MDSU Ajmer has separate hostel blocks for male and female students on campus. Hostel admission is independent from academic admission and subject to seat availability at the time of enrolment. Students must contact the MDSU hostel administration office directly to apply. Hostel and mess charges are payable separately and are not included in the INR 27,450 programme fee.

Ans. Yes. There is no domicile restriction for the Master in Yoga Studies and Therapy Management at MDSU. Eligible candidates from any state in India may apply through the MDSU online portal. However, state-specific scholarships such as the Post-Matric Scholarship (Rajasthan) and the Raj SC/ST Fee Waiver are available only to students who are domicile residents of Rajasthan.

Ans. The 1-year Diploma in Yoga must be from a recognised institution, typically one affiliated with a recognised university or approved by a national yoga or naturopathy body. Diplomas from unrecognised private yoga centres or informal coaching programmes are not eligible. Candidates with non-standard diplomas should verify recognition with the MDSU Department of Yogic Sciences before applying to avoid rejection at counselling.