M.Sc Eligibility

For entry to a Masters programme the minimum requirement is normally a 5 year Bachelors degree
The following degrees are considered to fulfill the requirements
A 5 year Bachelors degree major in engineering architecture or similar
A 6 year Bachelors degree Doctor of Dental Medicine, Doctor of Veterinary Medicine Doctor of Optometry
A 4 year Bachelors degree followed by a 4 year Bachelor of Law or a 4 year Doctor of Medicine
A 4 year Bachelors degree followed by a 1 or 2 year Masters degree
A Senior High School Diploma Student Permanent Record year 11 to 12 from the K 12 Curriculum followed by a 4 year Bachelors degreeA 2 or 3 year Associate degree in Pre-Dental studies followed by 4 years of study in Dental Medicine resulting in a Doctor of Dental Medicine also meets the general entry requirement
Meeting the English requirement
You can meet the English requirement
if English was a subject in all upper secondary school years and was the only language of instruction for the Associates or Bachelors degree or English was the Bachelors degree major
if you have studied according to the new K 12 Curriculum
If you are documenting your English based on your upper secondary studies you must provide documentation demonstrating you meet the requirement Please submit your upper secondary documents as indicated for Bachelors level studies You can also demonstrate that you meet the English language requirement through certain university studies or an internationally approved English test.

NIMHANS PG Admission to M.Sc, MD & MPH courses is based on the INI-CET conducted by All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) Delhi. Candidates are called for interviews/admissions based on merit in the entrance examination. The university offers various postgraduate programs such as M.Sc. (Master of Science), MD (Doctor of Medicine), and MPH (Master of Public Health) in various disciplines related to mental health and neurosciences.NIMHANS offers M.Sc. programs in various disciplines such as Biostatistics, Psychiatric Nursing, Clinical Psychology, Neuroscience, Speech-Language Pathology, and Audiology. The duration of these courses is two years, and candidates are selected based on their performance in the entrance exam and interview