Placement Statistics (Last 7 Years)

The placement statistics for the Yoga program over the last seven years reflect a steady growth in industry engagement and student success:

Top Recruiting Companies

The following are the top 25 companies that recruit graduates from our Yoga program:

1. National Institute of Ayurveda
2. Indian Institute of Yoga
3. World Health Organization
4. Swiss Medical Wellness Center
5. Singapore Corporate Wellness Group
6. Yoga Therapy Research Institute
7. Global Wellness Initiative
8. Healthcare Technology Startup
9. Mindful Living Foundation
10. Corporate Wellness Solutions Inc.
11. International Yoga Federation
12. Mental Health Support Network
13. Sustainable Living Enterprises
14. Digital Health Innovations Ltd.
15. Wellness Education Consortium
16. Yoga Therapy Center of Excellence
17. National Wellness Institute
18. Global Healthcare Alliance
19. Rehabilitation and Wellness Solutions
20. Corporate Mental Health Initiative
21. Community Wellness Programs
22. Academic Research in Yoga Science
23. Healthcare Analytics Firm
24. Wellness Technology Inc.
25. Public Health Department of India

These companies offer diverse roles such as Yoga Therapist, Wellness Consultant, Healthcare Administrator, Clinical Researcher, and Educational Program Coordinator. Many graduates also pursue entrepreneurial ventures in the wellness sector, founding startups that provide digital health solutions or innovative yoga-based therapies.

Sector-Wise Analysis

The job market for yoga graduates is diverse and expanding across multiple sectors:

• IT/Software: Graduates are increasingly finding opportunities in wellness technology companies developing apps, platforms, and digital tools that promote mindfulness and physical well-being.
• Core Engineering: While not traditional engineering roles, some graduates work in design and development teams focused on creating equipment for yoga practitioners or integrating wellness features into consumer products.
• Finance: Those with strong analytical skills often transition into financial advisory roles where they help clients manage stress and improve decision-making through yoga practices.
• Consulting: Many graduates become consultants in corporate wellness programs, helping organizations implement effective health initiatives for employees.
• Analytics: With growing interest in data-driven approaches to health outcomes, there is increasing demand for professionals who can analyze trends and develop evidence-based recommendations using yoga research.
• PSUs: Government agencies involved in public health and wellness programs also recruit graduates for roles in planning and executing community-based wellness initiatives.

Internship Season

The internship season begins in the third year of study, with opportunities extending into the fourth year. Students are matched with internships based on their interests, career aspirations, and the availability of placements in partner organizations. The average stipend for internships ranges from INR 15,000 to INR 30,000 per month, depending on the organization and role.

Notable companies offering internships include the National Institute of Ayurveda, the Indian Institute of Yoga, and global wellness firms like Swiss Medical Wellness Center. Internship durations typically range from 2 to 6 months, providing students with practical experience that enhances their employability upon graduation.