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Mandatory Yoga For MBBS: NMC Releases Common Yoga Protocol To Be Followed By All

New MBBS Curriculum Yoga Training

New Delhi: Mandatory Yoga Training in New MBBS Curriculum

Referring to the 10 days mandatory Yoga training in the new MBBS Curriculum, the Undergraduate Medical Education Board (UGMEB) of the National Medical Commission (NMC) has informed about the common YOGA protocol.

Issuing a circular in this regard, the Apex Medical Education Regulatory Body NMC has informed that such a common YOGA protocol is being developed by the Morarji Desai National Institute of Yoga under Ministry of AYUSH with an aim to maintain uniformity of the course.

Apart from this, UGMEB has also attached the links for accessing the video resources to follow the common YOGA protocol.

"New Competency Based Medical Education for Undergraduate Course Curriculum has been implemented by National Medical Commission from the academic session 2021-22 vide circular dated 31.03.2022, wherein YOGA Training has been introduced during foundation course for maximum of 1 hour every day for a period of 10 days beginning from 12th June every year to be culminated on International YOGA Day i.e. 21st June, in all medical colleges across the Country," NMC mentioned in the circular dated April 29, 2022.
"In order to maintain symmetry in YOGA training programme at all medical colleges in India, Morarji Desai National Institute of Yoga under Ministry of AYUSH has developed common YOGA protocol, The booklets and leaflets regarding common yoga protocol are attached herewith," it added.

The common yoga protocol video resources can be accessed through the following links:

The detailed information and booklets are also available on the yoga portal of Ministry of AYUSH at https://yoga.ayush.gov.in/

"With the above information, all State Governments/UTs, Universities and medical colleges/institutes are requested to initiate immediate action with regard to introduction of YOGA Training Programme for Undergraduate Course Curriculum from the current batch of MBBS students i.e. 2021-22, admitted in the month Feb-March 2022," further read the NMC circular.

The circular had earlier reported that the new CBME curriculum for MBBS course advocated for the initiation of Yoga training during the foundation course - 1 hour, preferably in the morning in orientation week.

"Yoga practices shall be for maximum 1 hour every day during the period of 10 days beginning from 12th June every year to be culminated on International Yoga day, i.e. 21st June, to be celebrated in all medical schools across the country. These may be practiced by all batches of MBBS. Yoga module will be made available to all colleges by UGMEB- NMC. However colleges may adopt their own modules. Yoga unit may be inducted under PMR department or any other department of all colleges at their discretion."

To view the NMC circular on Common YOGA protocol, click on the following link:

NMC Circular on Common YOGA Protocol

Also Read: Competency Based Medical Education for MBBS - NMC issues new course curriculum, details

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