Explore NNWA

Use it to skip the scrolling and go straight to the part of the site that answers what you actually came to ask, whether that is what a course covers, what a career looks like, or how to check a certificate.

Courses, by profession or by city

The catalogue holds two flagship programmes, the six-month Diploma in Nutrition, Dietetics & Public Health and the one-year Post Graduation Diploma, open to graduates only, plus more than 70 specialisation short courses. Every course is taught online, live and recorded with lifetime access, in English and Hindi, so nobody relocates or commutes, and most are open to anyone who has passed Class 12 in any stream.

• Courses by profession groups the same catalogue around what you already do for work, so you see the courses most people in your line of work actually take.
• Courses by city lists which of NNWA's live classes reach which Indian cities, useful if timing or a local view of demand matters to you.

Guides, the journal, recipes and tools

Four resources sit outside the paid catalogue and are open to anyone, whether or not you ever enrol. The guides are six pillar pages, each covering one subject area in depth, written to be read start to finish rather than skimmed. The journal holds more than a hundred shorter articles, each answering one narrower question a reader might have typed into a search bar.

• Recipes is a database of 50 Indian recipes, with a downloadable PDF cookbook for offline use.
• Tools is thirteen free calculators built on Indian standards, with no course purchase required to use them.

Case studies and life beyond class

Case studies tells 35 profession stories, one per profession, each grounded in named public sources such as ICMR-NIN and NFHS-5, and each built around a disclosed composite learner rather than a real name. It is the section to read if you want to see how a nutrition qualification plays out in a job you recognise, rather than in the abstract.

Initiatives covers what NNWA runs beyond the classroom: placement and career support, an alumni and community network, the NNWA clinic and wellness consultancy, corporate wellness training for organisations, and a refer-and-earn scheme for current learners. Yoga programmes, where offered, are aligned to the Yoga Certification Board syllabus.

Admissions, verification and getting in touch

Admissions sets out eligibility, fee options such as EMI and 0%-interest education loans, and how a seat is confirmed with a deposit. FAQ answers the questions people ask most, gathered in one place rather than scattered across course pages.

A finished certificate names the qualification in full and carries a unique ID, checked free of charge at verify a certificate. The Medhavi Skills University partnership behind the NCrF Level-4 skill certificate is a separate, publicly listed record, confirmed at verify the association. About covers the academy's registration, ISO certification and what its courses are and are not, stated plainly rather than implied. Contact is where a counsellor answers questions around the clock, by call or by WhatsApp, on two different numbers for the two channels.

If you only read three pages

Start with the catalogue to see what is actually taught. Read admissions next, to see how a seat is confirmed, what eligibility looks like and how fees can be paid. Then read the career guide to see what a career in nutrition in India actually involves, and where an NNWA course fits into that path.