HealthCare & Hospital

No, CAT is not necessary for an MBA in Hospital Management. Some institutions offering an MBA in Hospital Management may require candidates to appear for CAT, while others accept other entrance exams such as XAT, NMAT, CMAT, MAH CET, etc.

There are many MBA in Hospital Management colleges like NMIMS, Goa Institute of Management, IIM Bodh Gaya, etc., that offer great placement opportunities. Here are some examples in the table below:

Note: The information is sourced from official/counseling body and may vary.

There are around 395 MBA in Healthcare Management colleges in India, of which, 286 are private and around 26 colleges are government. The average course fee for these colleges starts from INR 4,800 and goes up to INR 25 Lakh.

Human Resource Management, Healthcare laws, Marketing Management, International Health, Medical terminology, and Quality management are some of the main subjects you'll be taught under the MBA in Hospital Management course curriculum.

As an MBA in Hospital Management student, you'll cover topics like Health Economics, Healthcare Quality Management, Organizational Behavior, Principle of Management, Biostatistics, Human Resource Management, Healthcare Laws, and more in the course curriculum. 

An MBA in Healthcare Management is not a difficult course. If you love writing, have research & analytical skills, and have statistical ability, you'll love pursuing the course. Without a clinical background, it may get tough for you to find good job options in the Healthcare sector. 

MBA in Healthcare Management is a 2-year postgraduate professional degree programme that focuses on preparing students for healthcare & hospital administration along with general management training for professionals in the healthcare field. This programme will enhance your knowledge skills and expertise. 

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