Master of Public Health (MPH) 

at Amrita School of Allied Health Sciences, Kochi

Amrita Center for Allied Health Sciences offers a two-year E-MPH course. However, an extension can be given up to one year for the course completion. A total of 30 seats are available for this course. Interested candidates can check the eligibility criteria and selection below:

• AIMS Faculty of School of Medicine and School of Dentistry nominated by HODs
• Graduates with minimum qualification of MBBS/ BDS regularly employed in a govt/ private sector (work experience of 2 years)

Selection: Merit and eligibility criteria

The curriculum design of the BSc course in Amrita School of Allied Health Sciences includes CBCS semester pattern, hence it is a six semester course. In this curriculum design, the students get an opportunity to learn in a flexible environment by choosing the electives along with core subjects. The semester-wise syllabus ensures comprehensive coverage of the topics that are essentially important, along with theoretical and practical aspects. The course would not only help in strengthening the knowledge of the students within their fields but also create preparedness among them to face various challenges that might occur in the real world while working within the healthcare sector. 

The BSc courses include various streams at the Amrita School of Allied Health Sciences, namely Respiratory Therapy and Anaesthesia Technology. It is a choice-based credit system and follows a six-semester system whereby one can opt for the choice of electives in addition to the core subjects. Emphasis is given to hands-on practical learning along with theoretical classes. The curriculum integrates theoretical inputs with practical training on the latest technology and equipment that find applications in a real-world environment for career opportunities.

Placements at Amrita have always been excellent. Students who are eligible and opted for placements have more than one job offer, on an average. Exercising their dream option, some of them have up to three job offers by the end of their course. Amrita Institute of Medical Sciences is known for its quality education and good placement rate.

To determine which institute is good for a BSc, candidates can compare various aspects while deciding. Both institutions possess strengths when comparing Amrita School of Allied Health Sciences and The Cochin College for a BSc course. Check out the following comparison for more information.

Typically, the application forms for BSc Allied Health Sciences at Amrita Institute of Allied Health Sciences become available in April.

Amrita Institute of Allied Health Sciences does not offer direct admission for BSc Allied Health Sciences. Admission relies on eligibility criteria, an entrance exam, counseling/interview, and merit scores from the previous qualifying exam.

Various scholarships offered to BSc students by the Amrita School of Allied Health Sciences are as follows: Amrita Chancellor Scholarship- 100% Tuition Fee Waiver; Amrita Meritorious Scholarship- Tuition fee waiver of 50% to 75%, depending on performance in academics. Students not qualified via GATE are also eligible for merit and endowment scholarships that would be provided to toppers in every programme.