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Jyotika Sharma
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Post-Graduate students can choose from a wide variety of MPH career opportunities in India and overseas because of the growing demand for these positions.Yes, there is possibility of international placements after doing MPH from India.
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Deeksha Dixit
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Hi, the Master of Public Health is a postgraduate-level course. To get admission into this course, you have to appear in an entrance exam such as the NEET PG. This course requires you to have a Bachelor's degree in a related health Science course. You need to score more than 60% in graduation to be eligible for admission to top colleges like JIPMER. For the 2023 academic year, the entrance exam application forms are typically made available in February or March. Keep checking this page for updates if you're interested in admission through NEET PG https://www.shiksha.com/medicine-health-sciences/articles/neet-pg-2023-exam-date-5-march-a
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Sayani Banerjee
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50% passed marks Candidate must have passed M.B.B.S Degree /B.D.S (Dental) /B.E.,/B.Tech. (Any Branch), BSc (Nursing) / B.V.Sc. (Veterinary Science) / AYUSH / Allied Health or Social Sciences of any recognized University / Statutory Body, passed in first attempt with mentioned marks from any rceognised institute or university.
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Anisha Jain
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An aggregate of 50 percentage marks in minimum is required for 10+2 scheme with any of the approved board in India and having PCB as compulsory subjects.
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Reuben Nazareth
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Pass with a Bachelor's degree in any Health Science discipline from a recognized University, with a minimum of 60% aggregate marks or equivalent.
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Reuben Nazareth
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Candidate must have passed Bachelor's degree in Medicine, Dentistry, AYUSH, Physiotherapy, Occupational therapy, Nursing, Nutrition, Pharmacology, Veterinary Sciences, Agricultural Sciences, Social sciences or any other Science degree with a minimum of 55% marks from a recognized Institute/ University. OR Candidate passed Degree holders in Arts and Humanities with an interest in Public Health with a minimum of 55% marks in the qualifying Bachelor's degree examinations are also encouraged to apply.
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Reuben Nazareth
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According the the Brochure available for JIPMER it says the minimum cutoff should be 50% .
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Mayank Mishra
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Hi there, After the completion of BDS You can pursue an MPH (Master of Public Health). It can be a good idea if you want to study abroad because, in foreign countries, MPH courses are mostly provided. There are several top colleges in Australia, the USA, European and UK countries. MPH colleges in India are:
1. Punjab university
2. Parul university
3. SGT university, Gurgaon
4. Amity university, Noida
Visit the official site of the universities to know more about the course.
1. Punjab university
2. Parul university
3. SGT university, Gurgaon
4. Amity university, Noida
Visit the official site of the universities to know more about the course.
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