Refund Policy

We offer our students complete control of their booking, meaning that they are totally eligible to transfer their booking to someone else, switch to a different course, or join a different batch than planned within a calendar year.

However, it is important to note that this facility is only available until the batches are finalized. Our batches are finalized on the 5^th of every month. Once the final list has been prepared, no such modification can be allowed unless there is a critical emergency.

In case of emergency

We understand and empathize with unavoidable circumstances. Therefore, we ask our students to notify us of their situation within 24 hours of an emergency, in case they are unable to continue with their planned course. In case of an emergency, a student is allowed to move their course date to another month but not transfer it to someone else. All the emergency cases are individually evaluated and the final decision of approval rests with the ashram authorities.

No Show

In case a student fails to show up on the scheduled date of the course and doesn’t provide the ashram with a prior notification, the booking amount paid during the registration will be used to cover the losses incurred during the initial arrangements. The student isn’t liable for any refund or date change in no show situations.

Ethical Guidelines

At Yog Niketan Dham, we structure our courses and daily plans keeping in accordance with the essentials of the yogic way of life. And, we believe that sheering to this structure only enhances the experience for our students. We must understand that yoga is not just about postures and a few theoretical lessons; instead, it is a way of life. And, to completely transform your life according to the principles of yoga, it is essential that you strictly follow the guidelines of our ashram.

Additionally, we understand that our students come from different countries and cultural background. And, we believe in sharing our mutual respect for every culture and their beliefs. In return, we ask that our students feel the same about our culture and of those other students that they live and study with.

Furthermore, our values and principles are based on the traditional form of yogic practice. Though we respect all disciplines of yoga, we highly discourage our students from practice of Apbhrans (modified forms) of yoga during the course. Our students must understand that most of the contemporary yogic forms deal with only physical exercise and not the actual fundamentals of ancient yoga.

Last but not the least, we practice satvik living at the ashram, meaning that non-vegetarian food items, smoking, and drinking are strictly prohibited. We do not tolerate any form of intoxication. Being under the influence of any such substance is a cause for immediate termination without any refunds.