Diploma in Medical Lab Technology 

at Harsha Institutions, Doddaballapur Rd.

Harsha Institutions admission is both merit and entrance based. For a few courses, admissions are based on the merit of the last qualifying examination. On the other hand, for a few courses, admissions are granted on the basis of the entrance exams, such as KCET and Karnataka PGCET.

Candidates who wish to take admissions into the Harsha Institutions MBA course are required to appear for the Karnataka PGCET entrance exam. The Karnataka PGCET entrance exam is usually scheduled in the month of June with registrations opening betweenthe months of April and May. The counseling rounds of the Karnataka PGCET exam is where candidates are required to lock Harsha Institutions as their choice to gain admissions.

According to a student at Harsha Institutions, the faculty at the school and college of nursing is very good at providing theoretical and practical knowledge and guidance. The faculty also tries to ensure that students have a deep understanding of the topics being taught. Some faculty members at Harsha Institutions include: 

Associate Professors: Steby C Babu, M.Sc (N), Paediatrics; Ms. Tabassum Bhat, BSC (N) 

Nursing Tutors: Divyashree, Ms. Swetha G N, Ms. Manasa B N, Bhuvana S, Soundarya M, BCA, Admin 

Other faculty members: Mrs. Susan Samuel, M.Sc (N) in Psychiatric Nursing; Prof. Dhanpal H N, M.Sc (N) in Psychiatric Nursing; Mr. Chikke Gowda H N, M.Sc (N) in Community Health Nursing; 

To get admitted to a Master of Business Administration (MBA) course at Harsha Institutions, a student must have to get at least 50% in graduation. The MBA course offers admission to 180 students. And It's a full-time 2 year course.