Chümoukedima, July 31 (MExN): International University Nagaland (IUN) has announced that it will admit students from Arts, Commerce, and Non-Biology 10+2 streams into its Bachelor of Naturopathy and Yogic Sciences (BNYS) programme for the upcoming academic session commencing next month. To bridge the academic gap, all newly admitted students from non-biological backgrounds will be required to complete a comprehensive six-month Acclimatisation and Bridge Course before commencing the regular medical curriculum. Prof Zavise Rume, Director of Vocational Education, added, “This special transitory regulation opens unprecedented doors for the youth of Nagaland. We are bridging the gap between diverse academic backgrounds and professional medical practice, empowering our students to excel in the rapidly growing field of naturopathy and yogic sciences.” Eligible students and guardians have been advised to visit the official university admissions portal or contact the admissions office for detailed guidelines on the enrollment process and bridge course structure.