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Congrats on getting MPH admission at NIMHANS! It’s actually a really good institute, especially if you’re interested in mental health, neurology, or public health connected to these areas. If you want to focus on mental health and related public health work, NIMHANS is honestly one of the best places in India.

But if you’re aiming for a wider exposure in public health—like working in big hospitals, international health projects, community medicine, or policy making—then AIIMS or JIPMER might give you more variety and bigger opportunities. AIIMS usually has the best overall exposure, more research options, and a stronger public health network across India and even abroad.

Hello,

With 100 marks in CUET PG COQP19 (Public Health) and being from the general category, your chances of getting admission to top central universities like JNU, DU, or BHU for the MPH course are low. These universities usually have higher cut-offs. For example, JNU's cut-off for MPH in the general category was around 78.67 marks last year

However, you might still have opportunities in other universities or private colleges with lower cut-offs. Each university sets its own cut-off based on factors like the number of applicants, available seats, and the difficulty level of the exam.

Hope it helps !

The MPH (Master of Public Health) or PG Diploma in Public Health syllabus generally includes a mix of core subjects focused on health systems, research, and policy. Common topics are:

1. Epidemiology

2. Biostatistics

3. Health Policy and Management

4. Environmental and Occupational Health

5. Health Promotion and Education

6. Public Health Nutrition

7. Research Methods

8. Communicable and Non-communicable Diseases

9. Fieldwork / Internship / Project Work

The exact syllabus can vary slightly by university.

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