IGNOU - Indira Gandhi National Open University Delhi Answered Questions

The eligibility criteria for admission to IGNOU for M.Sc. in Chemistry are:
* Graduates with B.Sc. (Major/Honours) Degree in Chemistry from a recognised university.
* Graduates with a B.Sc. Degree (or equivalent) from a recognised university with Chemistry as one of the three science subjects with equal weightage.
* Graduates with a B.Sc. Degree from an Open University with a minimum of 20 Credits of Chemistry courses.

The IGNOU offers admission to the PG Diploma in Rehabilitation Psychology Programme course on the basis of a Bachelor's Degree with General Psychology courses, or a Master's Degree in any branch of Psychology, or a Master's degree in Counselling Psychology with a minimum of 55% marks in aggregate.

The IGNOU offers admission to the M.A. in Drawing and Painting course based on the candidate having a Bachelor of Fine Arts or Bachelor of Visual Arts degree in a relevant field, such as Painting, Mural Painting, or Print Making, from a recognised university.

The documents required for Discontinued (Aug 2025) - Post Graduate Diploma in Hospital and Health Management admission at IGNOU are:
Bachelor's degree in any system of medicine recognised by any UGC Approved University.
Post Graduation and graduation in Pharmacy, Nursing, or any relevant specialty or healthcare with a minimum of 2 years of working experience.
Completed application form along with required documents and fees to the respective Regional Centre.
Note: The registration fee is INR 300 and the total fee is INR 25,200 which can be paid in installments.

Diploma in Nutrition and Health Education graduates from IGNOU can work in various sectors, including:
Healthcare: Hospitals, clinics, and other healthcare organizations.
Education: Schools, colleges, and universities.
Government: Public health departments, nutrition programs, and policy-making bodies.
Non-profit: Organizations focused on health, nutrition, and community development.
Private sector: Food industry, pharmaceutical companies, and health-related businesses.
Research: Institutions and organizations conducting studies on nutrition and health.
Community development: NGOs, community centers, and organizations working on health and nutrition projects.
These sectors value the skills and knowledge gained through the Diploma in Nutrition and Health Education program, which includes nutrition, public health, and health education.