Master in Hospital Administration (MHA) 

at MGM School of Biomedical Sciences, Navi Mumbai

There are a total of 110 seats for all the BSc courses offered by MGM School of Biomedical Sciences. The seat count varies for each programme. Find below specialisation-wise seat bifurcation:

The Science school offer BSc across six specialisations. Tabulated below are the course specialisations:

MGM School of Biomedical Sciences was established in 2007 and affiliated with MGMIHS. Mahatma Gandhi Mission Institute of Health Sciences is deemed university with campuses in Aurangabad and Navi Mumbai. MGM School of Biomedical Sciences has an NAAC 'A+' grade accreditation. MGM School of Biomedical Sciences offers BSc (Bachelor of Science) and MSc (Master of Science) at the undergraduate and postgraduate levels, respectively. Both the BSc and MSc programmes offered at the institute are recognised by UGC.

No, aspirants do not need to take any entrance test for admission to the BSc programmes. Admission to the UG courses is merit-based. Aspirants are selected based on merit in the last qualifying examination. Thus, it is also crucial that aspirants meet the course-specific eligibility criteria. The minimum eligibility requirements for the course is:

Eligibility Criteria: Candidate must have passed Class 12 with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology from a recognised board. The HSC exam should have been passed with a minimum of 50% aggregate.

MGM School of Biomedical Sciences BSc seat allotment is done based on merit in the last qualifying exam. It also depends upon the seat intake for the applied BSc course. There are a total of 110 seats for the UG programmes. This seat count is as per the official website/sanctioning body. It is still subject to changes and hence, is indicative.

The BSc application form 2024 is expected to be released soon by the MGM School of Biomedical Sciences Mumbai. Hence, the application form deadline is not available as of now. As per some unofficial sources, the school releases its admission form in May/June.

Following the completion of your BSc degree from MGM School of Biomedical Sciences, you have job opportunities in several industries, including biotechnology, food science, pharmaceuticals, research, and laboratory technician. You can also opt for post-bachelor's degree, the greatest course options are an MBA, an MSc, a BEd, an LLM, or one of the newest specializations, like artificial intelligence or machine learning. Moreover, you can try civil services like IAS, PCS, and SSC-CGL. If you’re interested in the Armed Forces, you can go for CDS, or opt for Law studies as well.

The duration of MGM School of Biomedical Sciences BSc course is four-years. It is inclusive of three-year academic and one-year of internship. All the BSc courses are offered by the school are based on choice-base credit system. Candidates need to complete the course within the sanctioned time to get the degree.

The eligible criteria to pursuing a BSc degree from MGM School of Biomedical Sciences are as follows:

For 10+2:

• The candidate must have passed the Higher Secondary (10+2) examination with Science (PCB) or any equivalent examination recognised by an Indian University or a duly constituted Board. 
• The candidate should have scored passing marks in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology and must have an aggregate of at least 50% marks.

For Lateral Entry:

• If a corresponding Diploma course is available in the concerned specialty, lateral entry is applicable for all the UG Degree courses of the Allied Health Science Courses. 
• The corresponding Diploma Courses should be pursued from a recognised university only. 
• The candidate will be eligible to join the second year of their respective graduate course, subject to the availability of seats.

The total course fee is a cumulative of various components, such as tuition fee, security deposit, etc. MGM School of Biomedical Sciences BSc tuition fee ranges between INR 2.9 Lacs and INR 4.9 lakh. This fee is taken from the official website/sanctioning body. It is subject to changes and hence, is indicative.