Gujarat

Candidates have to submit the last qualifying exam mark sheets, identity proofs, etc. The applicants should have the original/copies of the important documents. These documents have to be submitted for verification purposes. The list of documents to be submitted at the time of BDes application at UID Ahmedabad is given below:

• Class 10 & Class 12 mark sheets and certificates
• Character certificate
• Migration certificate
• Entrance exam scorecard
• Recent passport-size photographs

UID Ahmedabad seat intake varies at both the campuses. At the Ahmedabad campus, the seats are allotted as per the sanctioned count and performance in selection rounds. The institute may follow the reservation policies of the state or central government guidelines. Mentioned below is UID Ahmedabad, Karnavati University BDes seat intake:

NOTE: The above-mentioned seat intake is as per official sources. Hence, is indicative.

UID Ahmedabad, Karnavati University has a seat intake of 60 for the BDes (Hons) in Global Design programme. Students are admitted as per the sanctioned seat intake and selection criteria. The seat intake for this course varies for the NCR campus. Moreover, the aforementioned seat count is as per the official website/sanctioning body. The institute reserves the right to revise the seat intake. 

If we compare the seats offered by the three institutes we will see that IIIT Kottayam has the most amount of seats offered for it BTech programme. IIIT Surat and IIIT Una offer 180 and 207 seats, respectively. On the other hand, IIIT Kottayam offers 556 seats for the BTech programme, which is more than the sum of the seats offered by the other two institutes.

In total they take around 35 students every month for admission in post graduation in public health management at IIPH- Gandhinagar. There would be 7 batches getting admitted to IIPH.

Students would be admitted based on their admission test and application.

The Master of Hospital Administration programme at the Indian Institute of Public Health (IIPHG) in Gandhinagar, India, is a two-year, full-time program.

The curriculum includes teaching theoretical subjects along with some practical experiments, case studies, group discussion, assignments, seminars, field visits, etc., which helps students not only in theory but also with some practical experience. 

As per the reviews of the students, pursuing Masters in Public Health at IIPH Ghandinagar is hectic as it combines both theory and practical subjects. It would be difficult for the students to manage their academics alone, but with help of the lectures it might get easy.

No, IIPH- Gandhinagar is not under CUET.

CUET refers to common entrance test, but in IIPH - Gandhinagar admission is not under CUET. The admission process happens only if the student fullfills the eligiblity criteria. The students won't be admitted here by their CUET ranks but by their personal academic excellence & who fullfills the eligiblity criteria according to IIPH university. 

IIPH - Ghandinagar admits around 35 students every year for the Post Graduation Diploma in Public Health Management. The number of students fluctuates some times.

This course was started in 2008, almost 140+ students has completed the course soo far. 

It has 7 batches every year. This course includes 8 months of theory with 3 months of field experience. 

Yes , The Indian Institute of Public Health Gandhinagar and Indian Institute of Public Health Delhi both have high placement rate, but the IIPH Gandhinagar has a slightly higher placement rate.

For instance, at IIPH Gandhinagar placements are around 95%. Some of the graduates works for well known organisations such as WHO, and Unicef. In 2023, the average salary for Masters in Hospitality Administration programme was INR 6 LPA, the median salary was INR 4.80 LPA and the highest salary was INR 18.00 LPA. Therefore doing masters in IIPh is completely good.