Apollo Institute of Hospital Management and Allied Sciences - AIHMAS

Admission to the Apollo Institute of Hospital Management and Allied Sciences (AIHMAS) is strictly merit-based rather than through a management quota.

Yes, the Apollo Institute of Hospital Management and Allied Sciences (AIHMAS), Chennai is fully aligned with and recognized within the framework of NCAHP.

After submitting your application to the AIHMAS in Chennai, the admission process follows a merit-based evaluation.
The institute evaluates applicants based on academic credentials and scores from the last qualifying exam (+2 / Class 12 marks specifically in Physics Chemistry and Biology).
Shortlisted candidates based on merit are called for a personal interview round

No, my college didn't offer bio-cs student apply for bsc operation theatre and anaesthesia technology because we don't have that course in my college 

Candidates applying for BSc at AIHMAS Chennai need to submit the important documents. These are required to verify the candidate details. Mentioned below are the important ones:

• Class 12 marksheet
• 3 passport-size photograph
• Migration certificate
• Conduct certificate
• Medical certificate, etc.

Apollo Institute of Hospital Management and Allied Sciences BSc fee majorly includes the tuition amount. The total fees can include application fee, exam fee, and uniform fee amount as well. Its total tuition fees is INR 90,000. The amount is as per official website/ sanctioning body. But is still subject to revision and hence, is indicative.

Candidates applying for BSc at AIHMAS Chennai have to pay an application fee of INR 1,000. The fee payment can be accepted through DD or other modes. Students can keep the payment receipt for reference. It should be noted that the metioned fee is as per official website. This can still be revised and hence, is indicative.

AIHMAS Chennai may not have any reserved seats in the BSc courses. The seat allotment is done based on merit, performance in interview round, and seat availability. There is no information about the sanctioned intake as of now.