NSHM Knowledge Campus Kolkata Tollygunge Answered Questions

To get a seat in NSHM Institute of Health Sciences Kolkata for Bachelor of Optometry (B.Optom.), follow these steps:
1. Fill up the online application form.
2. Sit for ENPAT and personal interview.
3. Receive selection letter via e-mail.
4. Pay admission fees.
Minimum eligibility for admission is 10+2 (Science).

The NSHM Institute of Health Sciences Kolkata offers admission to the Bachelor of Optometry (B.Optom.) course based on the candidate's performance in the ENPAT (Entrance Exam for NSHM Institutions) and a personal interview. The minimum eligibility for admission is 10+2 (Science).

You can download the official brochure for the B.Pharm. program at NSHM Knowledge Campus, Kolkata directly from their website in PDF format.  Official Brochure DownloadNSHM Knowledge Campus – Brochure Download PageGo to the official “Brochure Download” section and select Kolkata – Undergraduate – Bachelor of Pharmacy. This will give you the latest PDF brochure covering B.Pharm. details—eligibility, curriculum, fees, facilities, and placement highlights?  

Yes, NSHM Institute of Health Sciences Kolkata provides placements for Bachelor of Pharmacy (B.Pharm.). Some of the esteemed partners include Cipla Ltd, Intas Pharmaceuticals Ltd, and Wipro, with alumni working in various roles such as Research and Development, Formulation Development, and Clinical Research.

After completing the Bachelor of Optometry (B.Optom.) course from NSHM Institute of Health Sciences Kolkata, graduates can work as:
* Clinical optometrist in private practice
* Government or private hospitals
* Optometrist in retail and corporate sector
* Lecturer / Professor in academic sector
* Research assistant
* Research associate and research coordinator
* Public health and community optometrist
* Basic research scientist
* Professional services
* Designing and manufacturing of contact lens, spectacles.

The Asha Jyoti Scholarship at NSHM Kolkata is given to students based on their performance, financial situation, and special categories. Undergraduate students need to have between 50% to 70% in their 12th standard exams, while postgraduate students should have between 45% to 60% in their graduation. Special categories include students with disabilities, athletes, children of defence personnel, and single mothers. Students who apply based on their financial need must come from families earning less than INR 2. 5 Lacs per year.