Bachelors

Eligibility for Bachelor's degree in Hospital Management /Administration (BHA) is 10+2 with Biology attaining minimum 50% marks. One can do Post Graduate Degree/ Diploma courses and MBA in Hospital Administration, after graduation in any subject. But the eligibility criteria for post graduate courses may vary according to the course and the institute concerned. For institutes like All India Institute for Medical Sciences (AIIMS), Armed Forces Medical College, Devi Ahilya Vishwavidyalaya, Symbiosis Centre of Health Care (SCHC), etc., the minimum qualification for PG courses is M.B.B.S. MHA is required for doing M.Phil in Hospital administration.
Several institutes are offering short term, certificate, diploma and correspondence courses in Hospital management through distance learning. The Indian Society of Health Administrators (ISHA) offers 1 year Distance Learning Programme in Hospital Administration. Tamil Nadu Open University also offers 2-year distance learning in MBA Hospital Administration whereas Indian Institute of Pharmaceutical Marketing offers Executive MBA in Hospital Management (EMBA), Advanced Diploma in Hospital Management (ADHM) and so on.

Dear Himanshu,
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