Colleges in Delhi

Admissions to the MBA/PGDM programme at the National Institute of Health and Family Welfare (NIHFW), University of Delhi are sought based on eligibility criteria that entail a Bachelor's degree with a minimum of 50% marks (45% for reserved categories). This programme is available to candidates who have valid scores in CAT, GMAT, or equivalent entrance exams. The admission process is GD along with PI in the areas like academic performance and entrance examination scores and relevant work experience. Once it satisfies the eligibility criteria, a student can submit an application through the official NIHFW admission portal for the MBA/PGDM course.

Yes, the National Institute of Health and Family Welfare (NIHFW), University of Delhi, provides scholarships for deserving students. Scholarships are generally available to students on the basis of their merit and financial status. The government is providing scholarships that comprise the Central Sector Scheme of Scholarships and various funding options under several organizations of health and public health sciences. NIHFW also provides student benefits at the entry level by helping students access financial aid through various welfare schemes that make education accessible to those from economically and relatively weaker sections. Students are encouraged to inform about scholarship during admission.

The placement record in NIHFW is very positive, with most students getting recruited in sought-after organizations working in health, public health, and policy domains. Some of the major recruiting companies are the government sector, NGOs, international organizations, health service provider organizations, and consulting houses. Typically, their salary packages range from INR 4 to INR 8 LPA for the new entrants. The emphasis areas of NIHFW are health management and policy. Thus, opportunities become available for students with potential to work in public and private sectors. This will facilitate career growth and development in the healthcare field.

Candidates must have a B.Sc., B.Pharm or an equivalent degree in Biosciences, Biotechnology, Biochemistry Microbiology, or allied subjects with at least 50% of the possible points in order to be admitted to Jamia Millia Islamias (JMI) M.Sc. Biotechnology program. Admission is determined by the results of the GAT-B or the JMI Entrance Exam. On the university's official website, applicants must complete an online application. Applications for 2024 go live on February 20 and end on March 30. The admission exam is set for April 30 and the results will be made public on June 4. According to university regulations, candidates in the reserved category are granted particular relaxations.