Professional Documents
Culture Documents
for
Yoga Therapy Assistant
(CCYTA)
(Six months duration)
ADMISSION BROCHURE
1. MDNIY Profile 3
5. Examination Rules 22
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Morarji Desai National Institute of Yoga (MDNIY)
The Institute
Aim
The Aim of the Institute is to promote deeper understanding of Yoga
philosophy and practices based on ancient Yoga Traditions for holistic
health and well-being of all.
Objectives
Mission
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Location
The Management
India is the President of the General Body of the Institute. The Secretary,
Ministry of AYUSH, Govt. of India is the Chairman of the Governing Council.
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The Director of the Institute is the Chief Executive Officer and “Head of the
Department” of the Institute and exercises the power of “Head of the
Department” and inter-alia, discharges the duties as mentioned in the MoA
and bye-laws of the Institute.
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MDNIY
ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE
General Body
(25 Members)
President
Union Minister of State(IC)
Ministry of AYUSH
Governing Council
(12 Members)
Chairperson
Secretary, Ministry of AYUSH
Director, MDNIY
Chief Executive Officer
Publication
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The Director
Infrastructure Facilities
The Institute has a new state-of-art
complex with ultramodern building
and air- conditioned Conference Hall,
Auditorium, Meditation Hall, Yoga
Practical Halls, Scientific
Laboratories and Class Rooms. The
50-seater Conference Hall is well
equipped with a LCD projector and
other latest audio visual Technological
facilities for conducting meetings, mini-conferences and seminars etc. Bigger
seminars, conferences and workshops are conducted in the Auditorium,
which is equipped with latest audio-visual and lighting system with a capacity
of 168 seats. Natural light beaming from its beautiful circular dome renders
the atmosphere of the sound proof Meditation Hall appropriately serene.
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The Academic Block has the aesthetically designed, ultra-modern, well-
furnished and fully illuminated classrooms with the latest digital acoustics
where theory and practical classes of different educational courses and training
are conducted.
Working Hours
The Institute works from 9:00 am to 5:30 pm on all working days. However, the
Yoga Education, Therapy and Training programmes run between 6:00 am to
8:00 pm on all working days. Weekend Yoga programmes are also being run on
Saturday‟s during the scheduled hours.
Canteen
Canteen facility is available at the Institute premises wherein natural healthy
food items- fruits and juices are being served at nominal rates.
Library
The Institute has a centrally air
conditioned Library, having more than
15,000 volumes on Yoga and allied
subjects, available to all students. It is
also accommodating the AYUSH
Library, where the literatures related to
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Computer Laboratory
The Institute has a Computer Laboratory, wherein computers with internet
facilities are available for students free of cost. Xerox facilities are also available
in the Lab at very nominal rates.
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Human Anatomy Laboratory
Human Anatomy department has Human Anatomy lab. Upgraded
Anatomy Laboratory is equipped with some basic models and
charts with huge space for demonstration and hands-on-training of
the students to give better understanding of the subject.
Human Physiology Laboratory
Human Physiology department has Human Physiology lab which
consists of Microscope, spirometer, Hand Grip dynamometer,
back and leg muscle strength dynamometer, Bio – Impedance
analyzer / Body Composition analyser, etc.
Bio-chemistry Laboratory
Biochemistry Laboratory is upgraded with basic and advanced
instruments for hands-on-training of the students. The laboratory has
Spectrophotometer, Semi-autoanalyser to conduct basic research in
the field of Yoga Research
Psychology Laboratory
The department of Yoga & Human Consciousness
is actively engaged in Teaching (UG & PG) and
research activities. This department is also having
own Psychology Laboratory which helps to
teaching practical aspects of it. This lab is
equipped with many standardized psychological
test, questionnaire, inventories, intelligence tests,
personality tests and Psychological tools and
apparatus. The psychology laboratory has
procured various instruments and tests for
conducting experiments in Psychology.
Biomechanics Laboratory
Biomechanics Laboratory is upgraded with basic and advanced
instruments for hands-on-training of the students. The laboratory
has Joint Models, Sit and Reach Box, Full Circle Goniometer,
Half Circle Goniometer, Finger Goniometer, Strength
Dynamometer, Charts & Models to conduct basic research in the
field of Yoga Research
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Teaching Departments
The Institute functions under the following Teaching Departments:
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Health Promotion Programmes
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S.No. Yoga Therapy Centres
1. Vallabhbhai Patel Chest Institute, University of Delhi, North Campus,
Delhi – 110007
Rajan Babu Institute of Pulmonary Medicine and Tuberculosis, Dhaka
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colony, Kingsway Camp, Delhi – 110009
3. National Institute of Tuberculosis and Respiratory Diseases, Sri
Aurobindo Marg, New Delhi –95
4. Institute of Human Behaviour and Allied Sciences, Jhilmil Colony,
Dilshad Garden, Delhi – 110 095
(Timings: from 09:00AM to 04:00 PM on all working days)
PREVENTIVE HEALTH CARE UNITS OF YOGA IN CGHS WELLNESS
CENTRES IN DELHI AND NCR
MDNIY has established 19 Preventive Health Care Units of Yoga in CGHS
Wellness Centres in Delhi and NCR. Regular Yoga training programmes are
being held in these Units. However, only the CGHS card holders can avail
this facility.
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SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH
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The International Yoga Fest
Morarji Desai National Institute of Yoga
organises the International Yoga Fest
(IYF)-A Curtain Raiser for International
Day of Yoga. The Institute successfully
organized from International Yoga Fests
in 2016, 2017, 2018 & 2019. The IYF
witnessed the auspicious presence of
eminent Yoga Gurus, Yoga Master,
Yoga Professionals, Scientists,
Research Scholars, Policy makers and
others from Yoga fraternity.
Bi-annual Seminars
The Institute organizes two seminars in a year on specific themes related to
Yoga and Allied Subjects to disseminate the knowledge to the Yoga
Professionals.
Continuing Medical Education
(CME):
The Institute organizes CME for Yoga
Teachers/ Therapists/ Instructors from
time to time. During this Lectures from
eminent yoga professionals or allied
subjects professionals are arranged for
Yoga Teachers/ Instructors/ Therapist.
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Monthly Orientation Lectures
The Institute conducts Monthly Orientation Lectures on the first Friday of
every month by inviting professionals from Yoga and different fields who
have achieved milestone in the field to orient the students and the
practitioners of the Institute.
Friday Webinar
The Institute conducts Webinar on every Friday by inviting eminent
professionals/individuals who have achieved milestones in their field, to orient
the students and practitioners of the Institute as well as the social media
viewers.
Monthly Clinical Yoga Therapy Workshops
The Institute conducts Monthly Clinical Yoga Therapy Workshops on the
first Saturday of every month by inviting eminent experts of Yoga & Allied
Sciences. Mass Yoga Classes, Yoga Therapy OPD, and Stall etc. are also
oraganised during the workshops.
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Conferences and Workshops
The Institute organizes Conferences/ Workshops on regular basis in
collaboration with eminent Yoga/ Medical Institutes to disseminate and
exchange the experiences of eminent Yogis, Yoga Therapists and
Researchers, Scientists as well as Yoga aspirants.
Pancham Swar
The Institute organizes a bi-monthly
socio-cultural programme called
„Pancham Swar‟ on the first Friday of
every even month. This is to encourage
the students and staff to participate in
socio-cultural activities and also help
them to build up healthy inter-personal
relationship.
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Sports Activity
The Institute organizes indoor and outdoor
sports activity time to time. This is for their
overall development and to help them to build
up healthy inter-personal relationship.
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DEPARTMENT OF YOGA THERAPY
Morarji Desai National Institute of Yoga has Yoga therapy Department
and it is actively engaged in teaching to students of M.Sc (Yoga), B.Sc. (Yoga),
Post Graduate Diploma in Yoga Therapy for Medicos and Paramedicos
(PGDYTMP), Diploma in Yoga Science (DYSc) for graduate. The aim of this
Yoga therapy department is to impart the knowledge, skills and techniques of
Yoga therapy to enable students to become an institutionally qualified Yoga
therapist. Moreover, Dept conducts various webinars, workshops, conferences
and seminars for better understanding of Yoga therapy in a clinical way. The
Institute is running a Yoga Therapy OPD in its premises. In which OPD
consultations, Yoga therapy sessions are provided to public through following
programmes: Diabetes Management, Health Care Programme (HCP), Individual
Yoga Therapy Programme (IYT). This department provides Yoga therapy
exposure to the students of MSc Yoga, PGDYT&MP, B.Sc Yoga in OPD.
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Details of Programme:
Certificate Course for Yoga Therapy Assistant (CCYTA)
Preamble:
The tradition of Yoga has always been passed on individually from teacher to student
through oral teaching and practical demonstration. The formal techniques that
are now known as Yoga are, therefore, based on the collective experiences of
many individuals over many thousands of years. The particular manner in
which the techniques are taught and practiced today depends on the approach
passed down in the line of teachers supporting the individual practitioner. Yoga
is essentially a spiritual discipline based on an extremely subtle science, which
focuses on establishing harmony between the mind and body; thought and
action; restraint and fulfilment; harmony between man and nature and a
holistic approach to health and well-being. Yoga is not about exercise but
about discovering the sense of oneness with ourselves, the world and Nature. It
is an art and science for healthy living.
The word "Yoga" is derived from the Sanskrit root „yuj‟ meaning "to join",
"to yoke" or "to unite". Therefore the aim of yoga is to unite the individual
consciousness with the supreme consciousness. Yoga is a science and art of
living. Also it is a body of techniques that lead us to consciously connect with
ourselves and with life.
In addition to this, Yoga therapy is becoming popular day by day and has
become a wave which is sweeping across the globe. In this course (CCYTA) we
will introduce Yoga therapy as a science of Holistic living. During the course,
the student will be taught about the concepts of Yoga therapy for the treatment
and prevention of various psychosomatic and life style related ailments. This
course has the vision to impart therapeutic skills to students for executing
traditional medical knowledge for general public and total personality
development.
The course shall be called Certificate Course for Yoga Therapy Assistant
(CCYTA).
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To have an understanding of the Yogic concept of Disease and the
remedial measures therein
To understand the applicability of Yogic practices in health care
To create awareness of Positive Health and Spiritual evolution.
3. Eligibility Conditions:
(i) A pass in 10+2 (any stream) from a recognized Board or equivalent.
(ii) Certificate course in Yoga for Wellness Instructor (CCYWI) from MDNIY
/ YCB Certified Level- II (Yoga Wellness Instructor)
(iii) A candidate should be below 30 years of age as on advertisement date.
Age relaxation as per govt. norms
(iv) The candidates must be medically fit. No person with chronic ailments
is allowed to take admission. A medical certificate issued by competent
authority shall be produced.
5. Intake Capacity:
Total number of seats is 30 (50% Gen., 27% OBC, 15% SC & 7.5% ST).
10%, 5% and 5% seats over and above the total seats shall be for
Economically Weaker Section (EWS), persons with disability (PwD) and foreign
candidate respectively.
Gen OBC SC ST EWS* PwD* *Foreign Total
15 08 05 02 03 02 02 37
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7. Online Admission Procedure:
9. Selection Procedure:
a. Selection will be made on the basis of performance in Entrance Test
of one hour duration, consisting of objective Questions based on the
Syllabus of Certificate Course in Yoga for Wellness Instructor
(CCYWI) being Conducted in MDNIY, will be held on the prescribed
date as mentioned in the notification; and Clearing of the medical
Test.
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b. In case of two or more candidates securing equal percentage of
marks at the bottom of the selection list, preference will be given
to that candidate who is possessing high percentage obtained in
10+2(12th) exam will be the next criteria of selection.
NOTE: If there is no entrance exam, then the selection will be done
through merit based (percentage obtained in 10+2 (12th) exam).
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Fee structure
SI. Description Other than SC/ST /EWS Foreign
No. SC/ST/EWS (in INR) ( in INR) (in INR)
1. Course fee 1,250/-
250/- 250/-
(20 USD)
2. Registration Fee 75,000/-
15,000/ 7,500/-
(1010 USD)
3. Examination Fee 5,000/-
1,000/- 1,000/-
(70 USD)
TOTAL 81,250/-
16,250/- 8,750/-
(1100 USD)
The dress shall be white T-shirt and trousers of Blue/black color (or as
decided by the Institute) both for boys and girls which need to be
purchased by the students on their own.
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Examination Rules
i) A maximum six months period shall be apportioned into one semester.
There shall be semester-end examination on 4th & 6th months of
semester which will be notified by the Institute.
ii) The results will be declared on the basis of performance in both
theories, practical Examinations and Internship / Fieldwork.
iii) A candidate failing in one or more theory/practical papers is allowed to
re-appear for those papers only, in which he/she has failed.
iv) A supplementary examination will be conducted within one month of
declaration of the result after payment of the requisite examination fee
of Rs.1000/- and Rs. 200/- per paper.
v) Re-evaluation in Practical examination is not allowed. The theory
answer books are recounted just to ensure that all the questions
attempted by the candidate have been evaluated or not, that the marks
awarded have been totaled up correctly or not and that the total marks
have been correctly carried over.
vi) Fee chargeable for recounting of the answer book is Rs.200/- per
subject and should be deposited personally in the office of MDNIY on
working days.
vii) The candidates are required to attend 80% of the total classes
conducted during each semester. Those candidates whose attendance is
below 80% shall not be eligible to appear in the examination. However,
5% attendance will be condoned on medical ground only on production
of medical certificate or at the discretion of the Director on valid
grounds.
viii) Any candidate found indulging in any unfair or unethical practice
during examination; he/ she shall be barred from the course.
Award of the Certificate:
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Voluntary Certification of Yoga Professionals Though YCB:
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Rules & Regulations
i) Mere applying for admission to the course does not refer or confer any
right upon the candidate to be selected. No TA/DA shall be paid to the
candidates for admission to the course.
ii) Canvassing in any form will disqualify the candidate for admission.
iii) No interim correspondence shall be entertained until admission.
iv) Morarji Desai National Institute of Yoga (MDNIY) owns no responsibility
for providing employment.
v) Irregular attendance, habitual idleness, disobedience or unbecoming
conduct in the premises will render a student liable not to continue the
course and his/her name shall be removed from the roll after prior
notice.
vi) Use of Cell Phones by the students during class hours (both Theory and
Practical) is strictly forbidden. If found, strict action shall be taken
against the students.
vii) The student‟s concerned shall compensate any damage caused to the
property of the Institute.
viii) Students are responsible for the loss or damage of books, equipment‟s,
tools and instruments used by them and necessary deductions will be
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made from the caution money deposited by them.
ix) Student shall behave themselves in such a manner that it shall not
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disturb peace and tranquility of any other student, teacher etc.
x) Absence from any activity of the scheduled program will be treated as a
gross breach of discipline.
xi) Permission for leave or absence from classes must be taken in writing
from the Course Teacher/ Co-ordinator/ Director in advance. In case of
illness, a Medical Certificate may be submitted in time as per guidelines.
xii) No Union / Association shall be formed by the students.
xiii) Students should not visit the Staff Faculties/ Members during class
hours.
xiv) Students should keep in mind that they are here not merely to study the
ancient discipline of Yoga, but also apply the same discipline and lifestyle
to themselves.
xv) The Director‟s decision will be final in all matters related to discipline
and smooth conduct of the course
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xvi) Students must attend Yoga practical classes online as per the guidance
issued by the concerned teacher.
xix) The students shall be required to follow the rules and regulations pre
scribed in the syllabus and also amended/ framed by the Morarji Desai
National Institute of Yoga for improvement in the quality of teaching,
training and discipline, from time to time.
xxi) In case of any dispute, the case will be dealt under jurisdiction of Delhi
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Courts only.
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xxii) All valuables money shall be properly secured by the students. The
Institute will not be responsible for loss of any valuables/cash.
xxiii) Any unidentifiable objects in and around the Institute‟s should not be
touched but immediately report to the available officers / officials for
remedial action.
xxiv) It is not advisable to continue the course during pregnancy. In case, any
female student conceived during the course period, she will not be
allowed to continue the course, since the Yoga Practices mentioned in the
syllabus are not recommended for the pregnant women. However, she
may be permitted to repeat the semester within the next 2 years if
available and desired by her.
xxv) If Any injury/ infection inflicted to any student during the course period,
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he/she will not be permitted to attend the Yoga Practical classes once it
is not advisable. However, in case of shortage of attendance due to
injury/infection etc, he/she may be permitted to repeat the semester
within the next 1 year if available and desired by him/her.
xxvi) The online class instructions will be provided separately when the
classes commence.
xxvii)MDNIY reserves the right to change, delete, alter and add any of the rules
and regulations as and when necessary, without prior notice.
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MEDICAL CERTIFICATE**
whose signature is given below. Based on the examination, I certify that he/she is in
good mental and physical health and is free from any physical defects which may
interfere with his/her studies including the performance of different Yogic practices
required of a professional.
Place :
Date :
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*Strike whichever is not applicable.
** To be signed by a Registered Medical Practitioner holding a Medical degree.
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CERTIFICATE COURSE FOR YOGA THERAPY ASSISTANT
(CCYTA)
(One-semester/ 6 months Duration)
Scheme of Teaching and Examination
Periods per
Evaluation Scheme
Subject Title week
Sl. Subject Subject
No. Code Sessional Total
L T P SEE
Credit CT TA
Section-I : Theory
Basic
CCYTA-
1 Principles of 3 1 0 4 20 10 70 100
TC101
Yoga Therapy
Introduction to
CCYTA-
2 Anatomy and 3 1 0 4 20 10 70 100
TC 102
Physiology
CCYTA Introduction to
3 3 1 0 4 20 10 70 100
-TC103 Common Ailments
CCYTA- Methods of Teaching
4 3 1 0 4 20 10 70 100
TC104 in Yoga
Section-II : Practical
CCYTA- Practical-I- Yoga
5 0 0 10 5 20 10 70 100
PC105 Therapy Practicum
TC- Theory Core, PC- Practical Core, FW- Field Work, L - Lecture, T-Tutorial*, P-Practical
(practice/ field), CT- Cumulative Tests, TA - Teachers Assessment, SEE - Semester Examination,
PR- Practical Record
Note:
i) The main exam of Section I & II (theory & practical) will be conducted in the
third / fourth week of fourth month of the semester.
ii) The main exam of Section III (Field Work / Internship) will be conducted in
the third / fourth week of last month of the semester.
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