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It is based upon your interest and skills. Both the fields are good and can provide you employment. If you are good at maths then go for it just bsc degree is not enough but so you can do Msc or MBA or any other field and then you

Dear aspirant,

Yes, you are eligible my friend.

While there are many popular specialisations in management studies, MBA in Hospital Management or MBA in Healthcare Management is gaining prominence in the recent times. This specialisation is a two-year post-graduation program which is offered in many colleges across India and abroad.

Dear Archit,

Students who pursue MBAs in hospital administration (http://www.snz.unizg.hr/ph-see/Documents/Publications/FPH-SEE_Book_Management_in_Health.pdf) are provided with a solid background in both business management as well as healthcare administration. Students are taught how to face economic, social, ethical, political and legal challenges that are a part of hospital administration. Students who graduate with the

Dear Archit,

MBA in Hospital Management is a 2- year full- time program spread over 4 semesters. Minimum required eligibility for this course is graduation with a minimum aggregate score of 50% in any specialization such as BA, B. Com, B. Sc., MBBS, BPT, B. Pharm, BE, B. Tech, BDS

Hello aspirant,

Hospital management is to healthcare management as pediatricians are to physicians; the former conduct specialized duties within a broader field. However, just as physicians may elect to practice general medicine, healthcare managers  , already experts in sophisticated and interdisciplinary subject matter, need not refine their professional identities any

Hospital Management colleges in Pune are:

1. ASM's Institute of Professional Studies
2. Armed Force Medical College
3. Bharati Vidyapeeth Deemed University
4. Bharati Vidyapeeth University Centre for Health Management Studies and Research.

hey,

the placements of welingkar institute of management, mumbai for the course PGDM in healthcare and hospital management is quite good , around 70 percent students use to get placed , many good companies with good profile use to visit college to recruit students but no so core companies use

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see after completing bachelor of pharmacy course you can go foreither of the way, if you interested for core pharmacy work then you should opt for m.pharma, or if you want join in management farm, you may do mba in pharmaceutical management which has wider scope in business, sales

Dear Aspirant,

Bachelor of Hospital Management is a 3 years full time graduate course which is divided into 6 semesters. This  is a field which is related to management, health care systems, leadership, hospital networks and managing the administration of hospitals.

Eligibility: 10+2 or equivalent with 55% marks.

Some colleges: