S M Y A 'S
Y P C
Yog Professor Course
From Practitioner to Professor — Awaken the True Yogi Within.
The Yog Professor Course (YPC) by SMYA (Shree Mahesha Yog Academy) is an advanced-level yogic training program designed to shape individuals into proficient yoga educators and mentors. This course is tailored for those who seek in-depth knowledge of yoga, not just as a physical practice but as a way of life. It builds on ancient yogic wisdom, scientific methodologies, and modern teaching techniques to cultivate well-rounded yoga professionals.
Through SMYA’s YPC, you will gain an in-depth understanding of yogic philosophy, advanced yoga poses, therapeutic applications, meditation techniques, and the art of teaching yoga. Our structured curriculum empowers you to transfer your knowledge effectively, guiding others toward a holistic and balanced life. Whether you aspire to become a yoga professor, an expert in yogic therapy, or a leader in yoga education, this course will lay the foundation for your journey.
Join SMYA’s YPC today and become a beacon of yogic wisdom!
Upcoming Batch
Current Month
Date - 1st, 15th
Course Duration
240 Days
( 800 Hours )
Location
Surat
What Should Be the Qualities of a Yog Professor?
- Profound knowledge of yogic scriptures, asanas, pranayama, and meditation
- Strong teaching skills with the ability to guide, inspire, and mentor students
- Patience, discipline, and dedication towards yogic lifestyle and principles
- Exceptional communication and interpersonal skills
- Ability to adapt teachings based on individual student needs
- Deep understanding of yogic philosophy and its application in daily life
- Leadership qualities to manage yoga classes, workshops, and retreats
- Physical endurance and mastery of advanced yogic techniques
- Compassionate and healing attitude towards students
- Awareness of therapeutic yoga applications for different health conditions
This comprehensive Yog Professor Course (YPC) is structured to provide an immersive learning experience, covering all essential aspects of yoga. Upon completing the course, you will possess deep theoretical knowledge and practical expertise to effectively teach, guide, and mentor yoga aspirants at an advanced level.
1. Mastery Over Yogic Science & Philosophy
- Ancient Yogic Texts: Study and analyze classical yogic scriptures like Patanjali Yoga Sutras, Bhagavad Gita, and Hatha Yoga Pradipika.
- Vedanta and Upanishads: Gain insights into the spiritual and philosophical foundation of yoga.
- Karma, Bhakti, and gnana yoga, : Understand and practice different paths of yoga.
2. Advanced Yogic Practices
- Asana Mastery: In-depth training in advanced-level Hatha Yoga, Ashtanga, and Vinyasa Flow.
- Pranayama Techniques: Learn over 15+ advanced breathing techniques for energy regulation and inner harmony of cosmic n balance.
- Meditation & Mindfulness: Master meditation techniques and practical
3. Therapeutic & Healing Aspects of Yoga
- Yoga Therapy: Application of yoga in treating ailments like diabetes, hypertension, thyroid imbalance, and stress disorders.
- Ayurvedic Integration: Learn how to blend yoga with Ayurveda for holistic wellness.
- Chakra Balancing & Energy Healing: Harness the power of subtle energies to achieve mental clarity and emotional stability.
4. Teaching Methodology & Pedagogy
- Class Structuring & Sequencing: Learn how to design and conduct impactful yoga sessions.
- Effective Communication & Public Speaking: Develop the confidence to teach and inspire large audiences.
- Student Assessment & Customization: Understand the individual needs of students and modify sessions accordingly.
5. Practical Experience & Live Training
- Internship with Senior Yogacharyas: Gain hands-on teaching experience under expert guidance.
- Workshop & Retreat Leadership: Learn how to conduct yoga retreats and wellness workshops.
- Real-Time Teaching Practice: Experience teaching real students before certification.
Curriculum of SMYA's Y P C Course
- Ancient history and the invaluable legacy of yoga
- Yoga as “The real path of life” – anatomization
- Yoga’s fact understanding according to yogic scripture
- Extraction of misconceptions about yoga. ” what is yoga? ” and “ What is not yoga? “
- Yog according to Patanjli yog sutra
- Yog according to Bhagvat Gita
- Yog as science of attaining the ultimate goal of life
- Several true definition of yoga
- The importance of yoga in modern lifestyle
- Three body – five sheath
- Chaturvidh Purusharth: Dharma, Artha, Kama, Moksha
- Chaturvidh Antahkaran : Man, Buddhi, Chitt, Ahankar
- Panch Tanmatra : Gandh(Smell), Rasa(test), Rup(Shape), Sparch (Touch), Shabda(Sound)
- Understand the Triguna’s (sattva, Rajas, Tamas) activities, equalization and balance for Swasthaya (Complete Health)
- The five basic element ( Panch Tatva ) : (1) Arth (2) Water (3) Fire (4) Wind (5) Space, in our health
Yog – The Union of Body, Mind, and Soul
Yog is not just a practice; it is the science of life itself — the ultimate union of the individual consciousness with the universal consciousness. In this foundation module, students explore the holistic dimensions of Yoga that integrate physical health, mental balance, and spiritual awakening. Through classical teachings, philosophy, and applied techniques, learners understand Yoga as a way of harmonious living that nurtures discipline, clarity, and divine alignment in daily life. This base prepares aspirants for deeper study in all other Yogic paths, cultivating balance between Chitta (mind), Prana (energy), and Atman (Self).
Ashtang Yog – The Eightfold Path of Self-Mastery
Experience the profound system of Ashtang Yog as described by Maharshi Patanjali — a complete roadmap for spiritual evolution. This course unveils the eight limbs: Yama, Niyama, Asana, Pranayama, Pratyahara, Dharana, Dhyana, and Samadhi. Students learn to progress systematically from ethical foundations and disciplined practice to the highest state of realization and bliss. Through guided practice, philosophical insights, and personal discipline, the practitioner learns to purify the body, stabilize the mind, and awaken inner awareness leading to liberation (Kaivalya).
Sankhya Yog (Gyan Yog) – The Path of Discriminative Knowledge
Rooted in the timeless Sankhya philosophy, this module unfolds the science of creation, consciousness, and evolution. Students are guided to distinguish between Purusha (the pure consciousness) and Prakriti (the material nature), developing clarity beyond illusion and attachment. By understanding the interplay of the three Gunas and the 24 principles of creation, learners gain a profound vision of reality. This course sharpens intellect, awakens self-inquiry, and harmonizes scientific understanding with spiritual truth — essential for the advanced yogic scholar and teacher.
Dhyan Yog (Raj Yog) – The Path of Meditation and Inner Sovereignty
Discover the royal path of Yoga — Raj Yog — where meditation becomes the key to self-mastery. This course helps participants transcend the turbulence of thoughts and enter states of deep stillness, awareness, and intuitive wisdom. Through practical training in Dharana (concentration), Dhyana (meditation), and Samadhi (superconscious absorption), students learn to command the mind and emotions, achieving inner stability and luminous consciousness. Ideal for those seeking peace, focus, and divine communion through meditative sadhana.
Hath Yog – The Path of Balance and Energy Mastery
Hath Yog represents the union of Ha (Sun) and Tha (Moon) — the dynamic balance of prana and consciousness. In this course, students explore the ancient discipline of physical purification, energy regulation, and mental centering through Asanas, Pranayama, Mudras, and Bandhas. It prepares the body as a sacred temple for higher yogic practices. Beyond physical fitness, this course emphasizes internal harmony, awakening of subtle energies, and preparation for deeper meditation. A vital component of the YPC journey, Hath Yog bridges the physical to the spiritual with precision and awareness.
Karma Yog – The Path of Selfless Action and Inner Purity
Karma Yog teaches the art of performing one’s duties with dedication, compassion, and complete freedom from attachment to results. Rooted in the teachings of the Bhagavad Gita, this sacred path transforms every action into an offering to the Divine. Through this course, participants learn to replace ego-driven motives with humility, awareness, and service. By understanding the subtle law of cause and effect, students discover how selfless actions purify the mind, dissolve karmic impressions, and open the heart to peace and balance.
Karma Yog empowers the practitioner to live in the world with grace — to work without stress, to serve without expectation, and to love without limitation. Perfect for seekers who wish to spiritualize daily life and radiate harmony through their presence.
Bhakti Yog – The Path of Love, Devotion, and Divine Connection
Bhakti Yog awakens the heart through unconditional love and devotion towards the Divine. It is the gentle yet powerful path where emotion is transformed into worship, and the seeker experiences God not as a concept but as a living presence. In this course, participants learn sacred devotional practices such as mantra chanting, kirtan, prayer, and heartfelt surrender. The study of scriptures like the Bhagavad Gita, Ramcharitmanas, and Srimad Bhagavatam deepens understanding of divine love as expressed by great saints and devotees.
Bhakti Yog softens the heart, dissolves ego, and fosters compassion, gratitude, and inner joy. It teaches that true love is not limited — it flows freely, embracing all beings as expressions of the Divine. Ideal for seekers who long for inner peace, emotional healing, and a deep, personal relationship with the Higher Consciousness.
- Patanjli Yog Sutra
- Vigyan Bhairav Tantra
- Gherand samhita
- Hathyog padipika
- Shiv Swarodaya
- Ashtavakra Mahagita
- Shrimad bhagvad gita
- Upnishadas essence
- Shad Darshan Samanvaya
- Yog Darshan
- Vedant Darshan
- Substratum of Health
- Importance and science of our four basic instinct for wellness
- Understand the importance of these four : (1) Sleep (2) Happiness(Complacency) (3) Food(Ahar) (4) Vyayam (exercise)
- Let’s know about yogic chikitsa therapy
- Yoga as treatment system for disease & disorder of mind & body
- Tridosha’s & Triguna’s balance
- Understand the impact of Tridosha’s , balance and imbalance on the health of our body and mind
- Physical fitness, mental relaxations and stress management
- Yogayurved concept of health & disease
- Yogic nutritional and sattvic Ahar (diet)
- Yogic Ahar(Diet), Vihar (travel) and Manovyapar (Mental Activities)
- Yogic principalsof disease, health, swasthya and longevity
- Ayurveda concept of health and disease.
- How can we combine yoga and modern medical science ?
Books written by Yogacharya Shree Mahesha on Yoga related subject
- Yogabhyas -1
- Yogabhays -2
- Yogaabhyas -3
- Pranayam
- Yogasana
- yoga for relaxation
- Hast yog mudra science
- Satsang in divine proximity of Acharya Shree Mahesha
- Solution of any doubt and difficulty related to yog and spiritual sadhana through two way discussion
- Program participation in Seva(service), satsang(spiritual discourse ), sadhana (Yogic practical )(3sc), at shivashary (Shree Mahesha Commune)
- Rudrax Diksha (Voluntarily )
- Nitya yog shadhana diksha (Voluntarily )
- Volunteering in divine serviceable activities of institute
- Kundalini shakti awaken
- Bio Electromagnetic process of cosmic energic circulation in nadis channel of our body
- The perfect science of seven spritual shakti chakra.
- Piercing, purification and awaking of shaktichakra
- Importance of swaroday science
- Panch Prana & Panch Subsidiary prana
- The Phenomenal science of cosmic benefits of Pranayam
- Respiratory System
- Digestive System
- Blood Circulatory system and Heart Care
- Musculoskeletal system and impact of yoga pose on it
- Hormonal system , It’s functions and importance
- Nervous system & five senses
- Excretory system , detox and purification
- Body, Mind, subconscious mind, superconscious mind
- Yogic and spiritual science of yogasana
- Biomechanics of yogasana
- Objective and Importance of Yogasana for ultimate Yogic aim
- Yogic and spiritual science of pranayanama
- Psychosomatic correlation of pranayama
- Objective and Importance of Pranayam for ultimate yogic aim.
- Combination for harmony and compatibility of yogasana and pranayama
- Master over 140 yoga postures through structured practice
- Mastery in Yogasana begins with deep awareness of the body, breath, and mind moving in harmonious coordination.
- Each posture is performed with steadiness (Sthira) and comfort (Sukha), reflecting inner balance rather than outer effort.
- The practitioner learns to enter, stay, and exit every asana with mindful control and gentle discipline.
- Breath becomes the guiding force, allowing prana to flow freely and energize every movement and stillness.
- Mastery is seen not in flexibility alone but in subtle alignment, stability, and ease of the spine and joints.
- Consistent practice cultivates mental clarity, emotional stability, and a serene state of awareness in daily life.
- The practitioner learns to observe physical limitations without judgment and gradually transcend them through patience.
- Mastery promotes balanced strength — muscular strength, core stability, and nervous system resilience.
- Yogasana becomes a meditative experience where the mind is completely present in the now.
- Finally, mastery reflects in a humble attitude — recognizing that Yogasana is a lifelong inner journey, not a performance.
- Anulomvilom Pranayam
- Bhastrika Pranayam
- Ujjayi Pranayam
- Suryabhedan Pranayam
- Bhramric Pranayam
- Shitali Pranayam
- Nadbrahma Pranayam
- Ajapa Sohum Pranayam
- Sahaj Pranayam
- Prachardan Vidharna Pranayam
- Antar gaman Pranayama
- Sukshma Anulom Vilom Pranayam
- Maha Mudra Pranayama
- Shitkari Pranayam
- Murcha Pranayama
- Sahit Kumbhak Pranayam & its types
- Chandrabhedaa Pranayam
- In fact what is meditation, science, wisdom and practical realization
- What is congruity and difference among concentration, relaxation & meditation
- Very useful, important, guided meditation for physical, Mental and spiritual wellness
- The science of Traditional meditation of Buddha
- Three basic importance things for meditation
- Meditation and self awareness
- Nadbrahma sadhana
- Atmabhav sadhana
- Mahabhinishkraman sadhana
- Purnima(Full moon) meditation
- Trividh sadhana
- Swasandrashta Dhyan
- Nishpandanbhai Dhyan sadhana
- Meditation of shiv sutras
- Meditation of darkness (Andhakar sadhana)
- Bestowment meditation (Samarpan Dhyan sadhana )
- Ajapa sohum sadhana
- Good Night Dhyan sadhana
- Divine Health Dhyan
- Divine Healing Dhyan
- Yog Nindra Dhyan (Shithilikaran)
- Panch koshiya sadhana
- Panch talva sadhana
- Panch Mukhiy sadhana
- Panch Tanmatra sadhana
- Kundalini sadhana
- Chakranusandha sadhana
- Concentration therapy
- Relaxation therapy
- Nitya Yog Sadhana
- Shat Karma Sadhana
- catharsis of mind negativity & clogs through Pranayama & meditation
- Detox and purification through yogayurved concept
- Yogic Shatkarma are ancient cleansing techniques designed to purify the body, mind, and energy pathways deeply from within.
- These practices remove accumulated toxins, mucus, gas, and impurities from different internal systems of the body.
- Regular Shatkarma balances the doshas, supports healthy digestion, and improves the natural detoxification capacity of the body.
- Through cleansing of nasal passages, digestive tract, eyes, and subtle energy channels, pranic flow becomes smooth and unobstructed.
- It strengthens immunity and enhances the functioning of vital organs by maintaining internal cleanliness and harmony.
- Shatkarma also clears mental and emotional blockages, resulting in better concentration, peace, and emotional stability.
- When practiced under proper guidance, Shatkarma prepares the practitioner for deeper yogasana, pranayama, and meditation experiences.
- Neti – A nasal cleansing practice that purifies the nasal passages and sinuses, supporting clear breathing and mental clarity.
- Dhauti – A cleansing of the digestive tract that removes excess mucus, toxins, and impurities from the stomach and food pipe.
- Basti – A yogic enema technique that cleans the colon, improves intestinal health, and supports proper elimination.
- Kapalbhati – A breathing purification technique that expels toxins from the lungs and energizes the brain, bringing lightness and clarity.
- Trataka – A steady gazing practice that cleanses and strengthens the eyes while enhancing concentration and mental focus.
- Nauli – A powerful abdominal massage technique that strengthens digestive organs and stimulates the digestive fire (Agni).
- Laghu Shankha Prakshalana – Deep and complete cleansing of the digestive system for rejuvenation.
- Gaj Karni – For complete cleaning of stomach
- Vayu Bhakshan: For refreshment of digestive system
- Agnisar Kriya
- What is Bandhas?
- What is Mudras?
- The yogic science of Bandhas & Mudras
- Basic necessity of Bandhas & Mudra’s skill in Pranayam abhyas
- Awake your inner potential energy through Bandhas & Mudras
- Tribandhas Abhyas (Practical Study)
- Mulbandha Abhyas
- Jalandhar Bandha Abhyas
- Uddiyan Bandh Abhyas
- Mahabandhas Abhyas
- Mahavedh Abhyas
- Yog Mudra Abhyas
- Mahamudra Abhyas
- Shambhavi Mudra Abhyas
- Vipritkarni Mudra Abhyas
- Ashwini Mudra Abhyas
- Shambhavi Mudra Abhyas
- Shaktichalini Mudra Abhyas
- Tadaagi Mudra Abhayas
- Agnisar kriya
- Nabhi santulan
- Sun salutation ( Surya Namaskarm )
- Strang belly block
- Crunch exercise
- The butterfly 1-2
- Yogic Purak Kriyas 1 to 10
- Yogic Rotation exercise
- Yogic Laghu Kriyas 1 to 5
- Yogic Guru Kriyas 1 to 5
- Yogic Dasham Kriyas 1 to 10
- Yogpurva Kriyas 1 to 15
- Yogic Visham Kriyas 1 to 20
- Rolling Kriyas
- Stretching exercise and kathorikaran Kriya
- Research based training , practice, learning with group experience
- Authentic guidance by authorized yog master guided by main source based on our yogic scripture and self experience
- Tutoring and teaching opportunity to academic student
- Transformation from Practitioner to Professor
- Move beyond physical postures to the true science of Yoga teaching.
- Learn how to teach, train, and transform others using yogic psychology, philosophy, and therapy.
- Develop the qualities of a spiritual leader who can guide society toward harmony.
- Mastery in Yogic Science & Research
- In-depth study of ancient scriptures like Patanjali Yoga Sutras, Bhagavad Gita, Hatha Yoga Pradipika, and more.
- Training in research methodology and scientific interpretation of yogic techniques.
- Learn to bridge ancient wisdom with modern science — ideal for academic and professional excellence.
- Specialization in Yogic Therapy & Counselling
- Gain advanced therapeutic training for psychosomatic, lifestyle, and emotional disorders.
- Learn how to treat issues like stress, anxiety, insomnia, obesity, hormonal imbalance, and chronic diseases through yogic techniques.
- Become an expert in Yogic Counselling — the art of healing through words, energy, and awareness.
- Spiritual & Personality Development
- Deep self-transformation through meditation, pranayama, mantra, and self-discipline.
- Build an unshakeable spiritual foundation with balance of body, mind, and soul.
- Enhance qualities like patience, clarity, confidence, and compassion — the marks of a true Yoga Professor.
- Professional Excellence & Career Opportunities
- Earn a respected certification from SMYA (Shree Mahesh Yogic Academy)– a name trusted for authentic yogic education.
- Yoga Professor / Researcher
- Yoga Professor / Researcher
- Yogic Counsellor & Therapist
- Spiritual Trainer & Life Coach
- Yoga Academy Director or Institutional Trainer
- Receive placement guidance, mentorship, and exposure to international yoga communities.
- Authentic Training under Yogacharya Shree Mahesha
- Direct guidance from 20+ years experienced Yogacharya.
- Personalized mentorship and evaluation to refine your teaching and sadhana.
- Experience traditional Gurukul-style learning blended with modern pedagogy.
- Advanced Practical Training
- Master advanced Asanas, Bandhas, Mudras, Pranayamas, and Meditation practices.
- Learn therapy sequencing, yogic lifestyle planning, and case study execution
- Live practicals for real-life teaching and health problem handling.
- Global Recognition & Higher Academic Path
- Qualification to teach or continue higher studies (M.Phil., PhD) in Yoga Science.
- Recognition for seminars, research conferences, and yoga camps worldwide.
- Be part of Divya Yog Parivar — a growing global family spreading true yoga knowledge.
- Contribution to Society & Nation
- Empower others through your teaching — uplift physical, mental, and spiritual health of society.
- Spread the message of “Yoga: The Real Path of Life” envisioned by Shree Mahesha.
- Be a light of transformation in a stressed, restless, and unhealthy modern world.
- Educational Qualification: Minimum Bachelor in Yoga (BIY) or equivalent certification in Yoga Studies.
- Prior Experience: At least one year of practical yoga teaching experience (exceptions may be considered for highly dedicated practitioners).
- Passion & Dedication: A deep commitment to yoga as a way of life, not just as a profession.
- Health & Fitness: A reasonable level of physical and mental fitness to undergo rigorous yogic training.
- Yoga teaching and training experience or prier certification will be considerable but not mandatory
Age Requirement: Minimum 21 years of age (exceptions for extraordinary cases).
- Work as a Certified Yoga Professor / Senior Yoga Teacher in reputed yoga institutions, academy , and wellness centers.
- Start your own Yoga studio, Wellness Center, or Online Yoga Platform with recognized credentials.
- Become a Yogic Lifestyle Consultant to guide people in adopting holistic health, diet, and spiritual practices.
- Conduct Workshops, Retreats, and Teacher Training Courses (TTC) under or in collaboration with SMYA.
- Join corporate wellness programs as a Yoga Trainer or Stress Management Coach.
- Get opportunities to work with Ayurvedic hospitals, naturopathy centers, and holistic healing organizations.
- Serve as a Yoga Therapist for psychosomatic, physical, or lifestyle disorders.
- Eligible to become a Yoga Faculty Member or Professor in educational and research institutions.
- Pursue higher studies such as YPrC ( Yog Principal Course ) from SMYA, Ph.D. in Yoga or Yogic Science at universities in India or abroad.
- Participate in research projects on Yoga Therapy, Pranayama, Meditation, or Yogic Psychology.
- Contribute to the writing of yoga books, research papers, or online yoga education modules.
- Opportunity to collaborate with international yoga research bodies and wellness foundations.
- Lead spiritual and self-development workshops across the globe.
- Guide students, families, and communities towards mental peace, harmony, and yogic living.
- Serve society as a Yoga campaigner, spreading ancient Indian yogic culture and consciousness.
- Organize and represent SMYA at yoga events, festivals, and spiritual gatherings.
- Continue your personal spiritual journey under guidance of Yogacharya Shree Mahesha, deepening Sadhana and Seva.
- Eligible for international yoga teaching registration (RYS / RYT or equivalent level).
- Opportunities to teach or collaborate with global wellness retreats, resorts, and yoga studios.
- Can work as an online international yoga trainer through digital platforms and global communities.
- Participate in cross-cultural yoga programs and retreats organized by SMYA and affiliated bodies.
- Build your own Yoga studio or Online Teaching Platform under SMYA guidance.
- Offer consultancy in yoga, health, and holistic wellness for individuals or corporations.
- Lead social awareness campaigns on Yoga, Ayurveda, and mental wellness.
- Create training modules and certification programs as an advanced-level educator.
- The Advanced YPC course deepens your understanding of yogic philosophy, including classical texts like the Yoga Sutras, Upanishads, and Vedānta.
- You will learn advanced pranayāyāma (breath control) techniques, bandhas (energy locks), and mudrās to refine breath and energy flow.
- Advanced asana sequences, including inversions, arm balances, and backbends, are practiced with focus on alignment, safety, and progression.
- The course includes in-depth study of anatomy, physiology, and biomechanics to better understand how the body responds to yoga practice.
- You will acquire teaching methodology skills: how to design classes, give adjustments, use props, and adapt for students with different levels or physical limitations.
- Yoga therapy principles are introduced so that you can address specific health issues (e.g. stress, back pain, postural problems) in your teaching.
- The training includes guided meditation, mindfulness practices, and perhaps yoga nidra for mental clarity, relaxation, and deeper inner work.
- You will be exposed to a yogic lifestyle component, which may include daily routines (dinacharya), diet, self-discipline, ethics (yamas & niyamas), and possibly Ayurveda.
- The course often includes a practicum or internship portion where you lead classes under supervision, receive feedback, and develop your confidence as a teacher.
- Upon successful completion, you receive an advanced certification, which may allow you to teach more specialized classes, retreat programs, or to work in wellness centres, resorts, or internationally.
Course Details
800 hrs – Eight Months (240 Days) Y P C (On Campus – English, Hindi and Gujarati)
- Class Timings: Monday to Friday, 6:30 am – 6:00 pm (IST)
- Additional Schedule: On specific Sundays, students will be requested to attend scheduled sessions or divine yogic activities of organization
On-Center ( Non-Residential ) :
- INR 1,20,000/-
Includes: Course Fee, Study Material, and Health Camp, complete body profile blood testing.
On-Center ( Residential ) :
- INR 2,10,000/-
- Our residential option is designed for those who wish to experience a complete yogic lifestyle throughout the course. We thoughtfully arrange and book comfortable accommodations for all participants in nearby that maintain a serene and spiritual atmosphere, ideal for yogic practice and inner growth.
Each stay is planned to provide:
- Peaceful surroundings aligned with yogic discipline and simplicity.
- Neat, well-ventilated, and hygienic rooms on a double-occupancy basis (two-sharing).
- The option to upgrade to a single room on request, subject to availability and additional charges.
- Pure vegetarian meals prepared with sattvic principles — freshly cooked, nourishing, and suitable for daily yogic routine.
- Access to 4 balanced meals ( 2 Meals, 1 time tea or coffee and 1 time fruits dish ) a day, designed to support both body and mind during training.
- Free Wi-Fi facility to stay connected with your family and personal commitments.
- Participation in a Health Camp for holistic rejuvenation.
- Complete body profile blood testing.
- Full guidance and support from our team to make your stay peaceful, disciplined, and spiritually uplifting.
This residential plan ensures that your entire learning and living experience remains harmonious, allowing you to focus completely on your yogic journey and inner transformation.
Eligibility requires successful completion of any one of the following foundational courses (completed exclusively at The Yoga Institute):
- YTTC – Yoga Teacher Training Course
- BIY – Bachelor in Yoga
- MIY – Master in Yoga
- In case of a valid and genuine reason, students of the YPC Course may request to postpone their course for a short period, subject to the approval of the organization. The extension may be granted for a maximum duration of up to 2 months, based on the discretion and permission of the management.
- The request for extension must be submitted in written form or via official email, clearly stating the reason for postponement.
- The approval of extension is entirely at the discretion of the organization and will depend on the availability of future batches and completion of previous requirements.
- Students availing the extension must rejoin the course within the approved time frame; failing to do so may result in cancellation of enrollment.
- The organization encourages students to maintain regularity and discipline to ensure smooth and effective completion of their yogic training.
Students enrolled in the YPC program receive a rare and life-transforming privilege — direct interaction and guidance from Spiritual Master Yogacharya Shree Mahesha. His presence brings profound clarity, helping students resolve doubts, deepen understanding, and progress on the yogic path with confidence.
Our faculty consists of highly experienced yogic practitioners and trainers who exemplify the yogic lifestyle in thought, action, and conduct. With decades of teaching experience, they simplify ancient yogic wisdom and present it in a practical and relatable manner, empowering students to apply yoga meaningfully in daily life.
The learning environment itself becomes a living classroom. Here, you will interact with Sadhakas of diverse ages, cultures, and life journeys, each adding a unique dimension to collective learning. These shared experiences cultivate compassion, patience, and a grounded understanding of human nature.
This immersive journey does more than impart knowledge — it reshapes your personality, enabling you to handle people, situations, and challenges with calmness, maturity, and mindful awareness, both as a practitioner and a guide to others.
Upon completing the required attendance, class participation, and submission of all assignments, students become eligible to appear for the Final Evaluation of the Yog Professor Course (YPC).
Students who successfully pass the final examination will be awarded the official certification:
“Yog Professor Course (800 Hours)”
Awarded by Shree Mahesha Yog Academy (SMYA).
Examination Guidelines
- Eligibility for the final exam requires completion of:
- All theoretical coursework
- All practical training and submissions
- Required attendance criteria
- The Final Evaluation must be completed within 60 days from the course completion date.
- Students are allowed a maximum of 3 attempts to clear the examination:
- 1st Attempt: Students must appear for both Theory and Practical exams.
- 2nd Attempt: If the student clears either Theory or Practical in the 1st attempt, they need to appear only for the pending part.
- 3rd Attempt: Students must reappear for both Theory and Practical, even if one part was cleared earlier.
- If the student is unable to clear the exam within 3 attempts, they will be required to repeat the course.
Exam Schedule
- Final Exams (On-Campus / Online) are conducted four times a year:
- January
- April
- July
- October
- The exact exam dates and timings will be announced by the course coordinator.
- A Mock Test will be conducted prior to the final exam to help students understand the exam format and procedure.
The Yoga Institute has a strict no-refund policy for all its programmes. The only exception is if a programme is canceled by the institute, in which case the student will be offered a credit for any other programme or a refund of the event fee.
UPCOMMING STARTING OF Y P C
You may start form bellow dates of current month
| Date | Duration | Language | Location |
| Date - 1st | 240 Days ( 800 Hours ) | English, Hindi And Gujarati | Surat, On Center |
| Date - 15th | 240 Days ( 800 Hours ) | English, Hindi And Gujarati | Surat, On Center |
