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You can pursue an M.Sc. or Ph.D. in Naturopathy after your B.Sc. in Chemistry, but it will likely require additional coursework and possibly bridging programs.

A Master's degree is a more direct path, while a PhD might require more specialized knowledge in related fields like biology or medicine.

Consider bridging courses or programs that focus on the scientific aspects of Naturopathy to prepare for higher education in this field.

Read the article below to understand more

https://www.careers360.com/courses/msc-phd-dual-degree

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If you have completed BSc in Chemistry and now want to pursue higher studies in naturopathy, you can take m   Sc in Yoga and Naturopathy which is a two year postgraduate program that includes subjects like anatomy, physiology, herbal medicine, yoga therapy and clinical training, to join this course you need a bachelor degree in science with at least forty five percent marks and some institutes may ask for entrance test or interview, the course helps you learn how to treat people with natural therapies and yoga practices and you can become yoga therapist naturopathy consultant or health coach, after M s c you can also go for P h d in yoga or naturopathy based on research interests, fees range from forty thousand to two lakh per year depending on institute type and location, you get both theory and hands on practice so you are ready to work in wellness centers or hospitals, you can see full eligibility and course details in this link

https://pharmacy.careers360.com/articles/gpat-cutoff