B.Voc. in Health Care Management
at Jesus and Mary College, Chanakya Puri

4.3 /5

(10 Reviews)

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A+ NAAC accredited
Public/Government Institute
Estd. 1968

B.Voc. in Health Care Management

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B.Voc. in Health Care Management
at
Jesus and Mary College
Overview

Among several, at the UG level, Jesus and Mary College offers B.Voc. in Health Care Management for the duration of 3 years. Furthermore, the B.Voc. in Health Care Management has an annual intake of 66 candidates. The course fees for entire duration constitutes of tuition fees at INR 93,060. For more details about Jesus and Mary College fee structure, check out the details given below:

Total Tuition Fees	₹1.09 Lakh Get Fees details
Duration	3 years
Course Level	UG Degree
Mode of Course	Full Time
Average package	₹ 6.00 Lakh
Official Website	Go to Website
Seat breakup	66
Type of University	Public/Government

B.Voc. in Health Care Management
at
Jesus and Mary College
Fees

Jesus and Mary College, University of Delhi B.Voc. in Health Care Management fee is cumulative of several elements, such as Tuition Fees, One-Time Fees, Registration Fees, Exam Fees, etc. The B.Voc. in Health Care Management at Jesus and Mary College, University of Delhi tuition fee is INR 1,09,410. Candidates might have to pay specific extra charges to the institution. More information around Jesus and Mary College, University of Delhi B.Voc. in Health Care Management fee breakup is as follows:

Fee components	Amount (3 years)
Tuition Fees Tuition fee is calculated on the basis of 1st semester. Actual amount may vary. The fees might include components other than tuition fees.	₹ 1.09 Lakh
Total fee	₹ 1.09 Lakh

These are based on information available on various sources. Latest values may differ.

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B.Voc. in Health Care Management
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Jesus and Mary College
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Placements3.9

Infrastructure4.3

Faculty & Course4

Campus Life4.7

Value for Money4.5

Disha Sharma Verified Icon

B.Voc. in Health Care Management - Batch of 2027

4.2

5Placements4Infrastructure4Faculty4Crowd & Campus Life4Value for Money

I am satisfied with the college, and the infrastructure facilities are also good.

Placements: In the past several well-known healthcare and related organisations have recruited students from the course including PSRI Hospital, BLK-Max Super Specialty Hospital, Medanta Artemis Hospital, Cloudnine Hospital, Primus Hospital, Quality Council of India, and Plan International GIST. The highest package is around 4 LPA-5 LPA, the lowest package is around 2 LPA-2.5 LPA, and the average package is approximately 3 LPA. Around 60-70 percent of students from the course got placed. The course focuses on hospital operations, patient care services, human resources, quality management, and healthcare administration along with mandatory industry exposure. Internship is mandatory for all students and 100 percent of students receive internship opportunities as part of the course curriculum.

Infrastructure: We have a healthcare lab specially for us. We don't have hostel facilities. Canteen food is good. Medical facilities are available. Sports and games facilities are also good. We have Wi-Fi in our college. Our classes are also good and we do have a big library.

Faculty: The teachers are all helpful, well-qualified, and knowledgeable. Teaching quality is also up to date. They are friendly and good-natured. No bias is there. The course curriculum is relevant if you don't wanna be in a rat race and want to try a unique course. The difficulty is at a moderate level. Most of them have strong academic backgrounds along with practical experience in the healthcare sector which helps in better understanding of real hospital scenarios. The teaching quality is good and includes classroom lectures, case studies, presentations, and discussions making learning interactive.

Reviewed on 19 Jan 2026Read More

Ashita Ahuja Verified Icon

B.Voc. in Health Care Management - Batch of 2027

4.2

5Placements4Infrastructure3Faculty5Crowd & Campus Life4Value for Money

It has the best infrastructure and a good placement cell.

Placements: It all depends on the CUET course. The average placements are good. All the top hospitals, like Max and Fortis, hire students. Almost everyone gets placed here. Healthcare care managers at junior level and guest relation executive roles are offered here. We can further pursue an MBA in this field and don't think that field has low opportunities. Internships are being offered. We learn a lot from internships. The best part is that we don't have to struggle to find internships, as they are from the department.

Infrastructure: The library is available. The admin department is a bit slow, but the rest is good. The canteen is a bit small, but we will eventually fall in love with the campus and the environment. It has a good ground for sports.

Faculty: Teachers are helpful here. Exams are not that difficult, but not easy either. We need to prepare, especially for students with a commerce background. It offers different courses, and they are interesting.

Other: Every year, fests and sports fests are conducted.

Reviewed on 19 Jan 2026Read More

Awastha Sidhana Verified Icon

B.Voc. in Health Care Management - Batch of 2025

5Placements5Infrastructure5Faculty5Crowd & Campus Life5Value for Money

This is one of the best colleges and courses.

Placements: Almost 90% of students are placed, while the rest either chose not to accept the offer letters or are still confused, resulting in a 100% outcome. The healthcare industry provides experience opportunities; we only have internship experiences. Initially, the packages are average but still justified. Top recruiting companies include MAX, Apollo, Ditto, and Accenture. All students in my course secured internships at hospitals such as Holy Family Hospital, MAX, Fortis, PSRI, Action Balaji, and Birla Fertility and IVF. The top roles offered are TPA, quality, patient care coordinator, HR, supply chain, and front office.

Infrastructure: Wi-Fi is certainly not available for sports students and faculty. Classrooms are good with high-quality furniture. The campus is not fully air-conditioned, and most areas lack AC. The library is top-notch and well-maintained. Sports facilities and the gym are excellent. The canteen serves good-quality food, including non-vegetarian options.

Faculty: Teachers are friendly, helpful, knowledgeable, and supportive. Teaching quality is rated 10/10. The curriculum is relevant to the industry and prepares students for the workforce by covering major healthcare subjects designed according to industry standards. Exams are not difficult as we are provided with excellent notes, and professors teach like industry experts—they are either currently working in healthcare or have prior experience. The pass percentage is 30-40%.

Other: I chose this course because the healthcare industry is always in demand. The best part about this course is the exposure and knowledge it provides. It is also more expensive than nearly all other private colleges, costing almost triple or more. I wish there could be a fully air-conditioned campus, but otherwise, everything is great. I don’t see any drawbacks. Events, festivals, campus crowds, surroundings, scholarships, and extracurricular activities are all top-notch and perfectly organized.

Reviewed on 21 Jun 2025Read More

Anonymous

B.Voc. in Health Care Management - Batch of 2026

4.2

3Placements5Infrastructure5Faculty4Crowd & Campus Life4Value for Money

Beautiful infrastructure and variety of opportunities.

Placements: Almost 50% of the students got placements with the lowest package of 1.8 LPA and the highest of 6 LPA. Top recruiting companies were Deloitte, TCS, Accenture, ICICI Bank, etc. Internship opportunities are available at renowned hospitals like Fortis, SGRH, Holy Family, etc. After doing this course, one can pursue an MBA in hospital administration and become a hospital administrator, a teacher, professor, clinical manager, healthcare manager, etc.

Infrastructure: The infrastructure of JMC is very good. Wi-Fi, labs, classrooms with projectors, etc. are there. A beautiful big library is there with a variety of books available. JMC doesn't provide a hostel. The medical facilities present in the college are decent. A variety of games and sport competitions are also held. The sports faculty teachers are really, really supportive and good. Canteen food is sometimes good, sometimes average. We also have chaat corners available which offer papdi chat, bhelpuri, golgappe, dahi bhalle, and sev puri ; ).

Faculty: Teachers are helpful, qualified, intelligent, and supportive. Sometimes, there are also some teachers whose lessons are a bit difficult to understand. Otherwise, teaching quality is good only if the student is attentive enough. The course curriculum is relevant. It makes the student industry-ready. The semester exams are of easy to moderate level. One can find it difficult if not studied properly. Otherwise, the exams are not difficult at all. You just need to study properly and be attentive during the lectures.

Other: The best thing about this course is that you can serve patients without being a doctor. You will learn a lot about various fields. In the future, one can also build their own hospital and serve the country. You will learn a lot about life when you join college. It is both a little scary and a joyful experience. You will make new friends, enjoy college life, and yesssss of course the annual fests ; ) The campus is clean and green, the crowd is undoubtedly beautiful. JMC always has extracurricular activities going on, a variety of competitions, etc. which will help in overall character development.

Reviewed on 5 Feb 2024Read More

Harshita Gupta Verified Icon

B.Voc. in Health Care Management - Batch of 2021

4.4

4Placements5Infrastructure3Faculty5Crowd & Campus Life5Value for Money

Satisfied with the faculty and infrastructure.

Placements: Around 50% students got placed, from which the average package were between 2,40,000 - 3,60,000 pa. And the companies were also average. Major placements were in hospital, including administration and management. Only 10% of the total students were placed in good company.

Infrastructure: Infrastructure was good, classrooms were in good condition. And labs / library were also well maintain. Food available were pf good quality, but it was way too expensive in comparison to other du colleges. Making it difficult for the students to afford then on regular basis.

Faculty: Teachers were quite knowledgeable and were regular too. Curriculum was too good as it mainly focused on practicality rather than theories. Passing percentage was normal and also exams were not that much difficult to pass. Syllabus was good and teachers were also good.

Reviewed on 21 Feb 2023Read More

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