BNYS in India is a 5.5-year undergraduate programme (including a 1-year compulsory rotating internship) that trains students in naturopathy and yoga-based health care along with core medical sciences. The curriculum typically covers anatomy, physiology, biochemistry, pathology, microbiology, pharmacology fundamentals, and community medicine, integrated with naturopathy modalities such as hydrotherapy, mud therapy, massage, fasting therapy, nutrition and dietetics, chromotherapy, and yoga therapy. Clinical training is a key component, where students learn patient assessment, case-taking, counselling, and designing individualized lifestyle and yoga protocols. BNYS graduates often work in wellness and preventive health settings, naturopathy hospitals/clinics, yoga and lifestyle centres, and integrative health facilities. In many states, practice and registration are governed by state AYUSH/naturopathy boards or relevant regulatory mechanisms, so students should check state-specific rules for registration and scope. The course suits learners interested in holistic care, public health, and lifestyle medicine with a strong patient-counselling orientation.