Delhi

The Institute of Human Behavior and Allied Sciences (IHBAS), University of Delhi, is well known for its research and training activities in the areas of mental health and neurosciences. The Institute provides postgraduate and doctorate level education, ranging from MD in Psychiatry and DM in Neurology to M.Phil in Clinical Psychology programs. The institute boasts of a well-designed curriculum, highly qualified faculty and extensive clinical training.

Other facilities such as a modern library, laboratories, hostels, and specialised clinics contribute to the worthiness of the learning experience. IHBAS was founded in 1993 and has since played its part in the field of mental health and the education of relevant professionals. The clinicians are dedicated both to teaching and to patients, that is why this programme for the degree is interesting to attend.

The NIHFW is not affiliated to the University of Delhi and, thus, does not follow the same admission procedures or cutoff marks as the University of Delhi. Different public health and family welfare training programs are offered by NIHFW wherein eligibility criteria vary across different training programs; hence "cutoff marks" may not be present in the manner as that in the case of undergraduate or postgraduate studies in universities. Enrollment is made primarily based on the basis of qualifications, professional experience, and performance in interviews or entrance examinations. While carrying out admission, exact details are best referred to the authoritative website of NIHFW or communication with the institute concerned

The National Institute of Health and Family Welfare (NIHFW) is an autonomous organisation under the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Government of India, and not a constituent unit of the University of Delhi. NIHFW offers Diploma/ Certificate courses, and admission is done normally based on application. Eligibility for the different courses varies, and admission to them is normally done based on an entrance examination/test/interview as applicable to the course concerned. Typically, this is not possible because the direct admission usually does not meet the requirements set by the admission or selection process. Instead, refer to the specific programme guidelines on the NIHFW official website