Indian Institute of Public Health - Delhi Scholarships and Funding
Emmes Scholarship Fund
The Emmes Scholarship Fund seeks to encourage students to choose, pursue and advance career and work in the area of public health. This scholarship (full/ half/ part) fund will be available to students enrolling for Master of Public Health (MPH) programs at IIPHs.
Dr. PG Tulpule Scholarship Fund
The Dr P. G. Tulpule Scholarship Fund seeks to encourage students to choose, pursue and advance career and work in public health, with specific focus on public health nutrition and allied areas. The full/part scholarship fund will be available to students enrolling for PGDPHM courses at PHFI.
McKinsey & Company Sashaktikaran Scholarships: Sashaktikaran scholarships have been set up by McKinsey & Company for the eligible candidates selected for MPH programmes being offered across Indian Institutes of Public Health (IIPHs) at Gandhinagar, Delhi NCR, Hyderabad.
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Placements: About a minimum of 50% of the students got placed in companies from our college. Placements depend on the students, and a good salary package was offered to a fresher. Iqvia was the top recruiter for our college in the previous year, which offered placements with a decent salary package. You will get selected for the roles of an analyst, consultant, medical writer, research associate, etc.
Placements: There were many placement oppurtunities in our college. They offer good jobs. I didn't go for them because I have my lab with a good salary. One can easily take that job and fulfil his requirements. Our college posses the best faculty who provide you with every type of easiness. Almost every student of the batch had been placed. There are some students who didn't get a job. Not every student got the internships at the college, but our college provides a good number of afflicted hospitals and tha...
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Anything you would want to ask experts?Answered 3 months ago
Indian Institute of Public Health - Delhi admissions are both merit and entrance-based. The college considers several parameters to shortlist its students. Among these parameters is both acaedmic merit and institute-level selection rounds, such as personal interview, based on which seats are offered
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Answered 3 months ago
Indian Institute of Public Health - Delhi offers several full-time progrannes. These courses are offered in the field of Public Health. Students can pursue MPH, PGDPHM, integrated MSc & PhD in Clincal Research. The admission criteria for these vary depending on the course. Students can apply online
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Answered 3 months ago
Yes, Indian Institute of Public Health - Delhi admission is currently open for some of the courses. Interested students can visit the official website of the college to start the application process of the college. Candidates need to make sure that they satisfy the admission criteria of the desired
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Answered 3 months ago
Yes, an average student can also get into Indian Institute of Public Health - Delhi, provided they meet the admission criteria. The college accepts on the basis of their performance in the selection rounds + academic merit. Students are selected either on a merit basis or an entrance basis, dependin
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Indian Institute of Public Health - Delhi course eligibility vary from course to course. Students need to qualify both the eligibility and selection criteria to be eligible for any of the course offered at the college. Passing the last qualifying exam is mandatory. Interested students can check out
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Are selections merit or entrance-based at Indian Institute of Public Health - Delhi?