Hi there,

As an MPH student, you can learn many high-quality online courses that can complement your studies and enhance your skills in areas like epidemiology, biostatistics, global health, or data analysis. Here are some of the online courses you can look for-

• Epidemiology: the basic science of public health
• biostatistics in Public health
• essentials of global health
• systems thinking in public health
• public health approaches to infectious disease
• statistical analysis with R for public health
• introduction to using generative AI in Public Health
• Data Analysis using Excel
• Environmental Health

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Hello

PGIMER does not have a formal placement cell specifically for MPH students, so most students find jobs through internships, contacts, or their own applications.
The stipend is not provided.
The entrance exam is moderate in difficulty and mainly tests basic public-health concepts, reasoning, and analytical skills.
You can expect MCQ-based questions, many of which check understanding rather than memorisation. Overall, PGIMER MPH is strong academically but requires self-effort for placements and financial planning. You can check more details here.

https://www.careers360.com/university/postgraduate-institute-of-medical-education-and-research-chandigarh/placement

Hello,

Yes, online and distance learning options for an MPH (Master of Public Health) are available through universities, though some countries and specific programs may have restrictions or require blended learning formats with some in-person components.

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Hello,

Yes, after completing BNYS (Bachelor of Naturopathy and Yogic Sciences), you are fully eligible for MPH (Master of Public Health) in India. Many top institutes accept BNYS graduates because the degree falls under AYUSH and health sciences.

Some good institutions offering MPH for BNYS students are:

• PHFI – Indian Institutes of Public Health (Delhi, Hyderabad, Gandhinagar, Shillong)

• TISS Mumbai (Tata Institute of Social Sciences)

• Manipal Academy of Higher Education (MAHE)

• JIPMER Puducherry

• Sri Ramachandra Institute of Higher Education, Chennai

You can apply directly or through entrance exams depending on the institute. These programs prepare you for careers in public health, research, health policy, and hospital management.

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https://www.careers360.com/courses/mph-master-of-public-health

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Hello,

Yes, a BSc MLT (Medical Laboratory Technology) student is eligible for MPH (Master of Public Health) at JNM Medical College, provided you meet these basic conditions:

• You must have a bachelor’s degree in a health-related field (like BSc Nursing, BSc MLT, BPT, MBBS, etc.) from a recognized university.

• A minimum of 50% marks in graduation is usually required (relaxation for reserved categories).

• Admission is generally based on merit or entrance test/interview conducted by the institute or affiliating university.

Yes, after BSc MLT, you can apply for MPH at JNM Medical College, as it accepts candidates from allied health backgrounds.

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Hello, Yes, JNU is an excellent and well-regarded choice for an MPH. Its Centre of Social Medicine and Community Health (CSMCH) offers a 2-year Master of Public Health program known for its strong academic rigor. The program focuses heavily on the social sciences, research methodology, community health, and health policy. Admission is competitive, based on the CUET-PG exam and a personal interview.

Regarding Delhi University (DU), it does not have a well-known, central MPH program like JNU's. While the "Delhi School of Public Health" exists under its Institution of Eminence (IoE) initiative, its programs are still developing. You might find MPH programs at other state universities in Delhi, like Dr. B. R. Ambedkar University (AUD) or DPSRU, but these are separate from DU.

Therefore, if choosing between the two, JNU is the clear and established option for a research and policy-focused MPH.

I hope you found this information helpful and for any study related queries you can ask in careers360 app, Have a great day!

Hello

AIIMS Raipur’s MPH entrance is a 100-mark MCQ test with no negative marking.
Most questions repeat from Epidemiology, Biostatistics, Public Health/Community Medicine, and National Health Programmes.
Some weight also goes to Health Economics, English, and Computer Basics (Excel, MS Office). They focus mainly on conceptual understanding rather than rote facts.
About 60 percent of the paper covers core public-health subjects, so master those first.
Keep revising key definitions, statistical formulas, and India’s health missions they show up almost every year.

Hey,

Yes, a person holding a B.Sc. Nursing degree can enrol in the Master of Public Health (MPH) program at Institutes of National Importance in India. Nursing is regarded as a clinical science and hence the eligibility criteria for public health studies are met. For instance, the MPH department of Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU), the National Institute of Health and Family Welfare (NIHFW), and the National Institute of Public Health Training and Research (NIPHTR) welcome applicants with nursing qualifications. Such programs are traversing different disciplines and concentrate on such subjects as epidemiology, health policy, community health, and public health management.

Mostly, the minimum passing marks in the last degree is set to 55%, and some institutes may have written tests followed by interviews for the final selection. With your B.Sc. Nursing degree, you have clinical experience, which is very much in line with the objectives of public health education.

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Hello,

Here is a simple comparison by which you can choose one of these :

SCTIMST (Trivandrum)

• Good for public health research and hospital-based studies.

• Strong in community health and health technology.

• Smaller MPH batch, more personal attention.

• Kerala location may offer local public health exposure.

NIMHANS (Bengaluru)

• More recognised nationally for public health and mental health.

• Strong faculty and research in epidemiology and biostatistics.

• Larger network and better exposure to diverse public health projects.

• Bengaluru offers more internships and job opportunities post-MPH.

So, SCTIMST is better for personalised learning; NIMHANS is better for wider exposure.

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Hello dear candidate,

YES, a B.Sc. operation theatre Anaesthesia technologist study in :-

1. JIPMER
2. AIIMS
3. TISS

you will just need to give their entrance exam.

For more details you can visit the links below:-

https://www.careers360.com/university/jawaharlal-institute-of-postgraduate-medical-education-and-research-puducherry

https://www.careers360.com/university/all-india-institute-of-medical-sciences-new-delhi