Health Sciences

The BSc Hons. Allied Health Sciences programme at SRIHER has 125 seats, while other specialised allied health programs such as BSc Hons. Cardiac Technology, Radiology and Imaging Science Technology, and Biomedical Sciences have smaller intakes, ranging from 3 to 90 seats depending on the course. These programs typically span four years.

St John's Medical College fees for the various courses is restricted to a fairly reasonable level. For instance, the total MBBS course tuition fees at the institute is INR 30 lakhs, while the BSc programs fees range between INR 90 thousands and 4.4 lakhs. Furthermore, the MD course would cost students between INR 3 Lacs and 33 lakhs, while the GNM fee is INR 1.1 lakhs.

Yes, admissions are currently open at Faculty of Allied Health Sciences MRIIRS for 2025 session. Interested candidates can apply online on the official website of MRIIRS for admission. Aspirants can apply for the preferred course by paying an application fee of INR 1,200. Admission to all the courses is primarily entrance-based. 

Yes, Faculty of Allied Health Sciences MRIIRS accepts Class 12 marks for UG programmes i.e. BSc/ BSc (Hons) and BPT. Aspirants should have secured 50% in relevant subjects to apply for any of these programmes. However, aspirants must also fulfill the selection requirements for admission. For BSc/ BSc (Hons), candidates can get admission based on their merit or MRNAT score. MRNAT score is compulsory for admission to BPT programme.

Candidates can get admission at Faculty of Allied Health Sciences MRIIRS through CUET-PG scores in MPT and MSc programmes. Aspirants with a valid score in CUET-PG do not have to appear for MRNAT conducted by MRIIRS for admission to UG and PG courses. Aspirants must provide their score while filling out the application form and directly participate in the selection rounds for admission.

Yes, it is possible. Many universities accept BTech CSE graduates into MSc Health Informatics programs. Biology is not always required as many MSc Health Informatics programs focus on IT, data and systems, and applications in healthcare as opposed to simple clinical sciences.

Yes, it is possible. Many universities accept BTech CSE graduates into MSc Health Informatics programs. Biology is not always required as many MSc Health Informatics programs focus on IT, data and systems, and applications in healthcare as opposed to simple clinical sciences.

To gain admission to Amrita School of Allied Health Sciences, you'll typically need to apply through the university's online portal, participate in an entrance exam (like AEEL), and potentially attend a counseling/interview. Specific requirements vary by program, so reviewing the course-specific eligibility criteria is crucial.