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

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.

The ideal choice is available for students who have been placed to pursue better job profiles and higher packages.

The highest packages for the past few years have continuously been in the double digits in Lakhs per year.

Maximum CTC : 19.63 LPA.

The batch's top 20% of students had an average CTC of 9.78 LPA.

The batch's top 100 students' average CTC was 8.85 LPA 

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.

The university selection criteria is a mix of merit-based and entrance exam. For BSc courses the selection would be based on 50% seats via Amrita Entrance Examination (merit)/ 50% seats via Management quota. Similarly for MSc, MPH, MHA etc. courses, the selection would be merit-based/PI.

Aspirants who are looking for BSc admission at Amrita School of Allied Health Sciences need to meet the last educational qualification. The candidate need to complete Class 12 with 60% aggregate and selection criteria is 50% seats via Amrita Entrance Examination (merit)/ 50% seats via Management quotas.

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.

Selection is based on the marks obtained in the qualifying examination, Personal Interview and group discussion at Amrita School of Allied Health Sciences. However, the eligibility criteria for the programme is Medical / Dental / Nursing / AYUSH / Pharmacy / Physiotherapy / Biomedical engineering / Allied sciences / Veterinary Sciences / Life Sciences / Statistics / Biostatistics / Demography / Population sciences / Nutrition/Sociology / Psychology / Anthropology / Social work / Agriculture.

The B.Sc placements in Amrita Institute of Medical Sciences are very good with a dedicated placement team who ensure that students get the best opportunities. The institute has a good record in providing quality placements as it achieved close to 100% placement rate for the past 5 years at Mysore campus. Companies like TCS, Infosys, IBM, SAP Labs and many others often have pool campus drives at Amrita, Mysore campus providing lucrative offers to students. Furthermore, the highest annual package for NRI quota students is Rs. 30 Lacs at Amrita Institute of Allied Health Sciences while regular students can expect somewhere between Rs. 18-20 Lacs.