Master of hospital administration (MHA)

Ans. Yes, candidates must have graduated from high school or have earned a 4-year Bachelor's degree in medicine, paramedicine, engineering, pharmacy, law, or veterinary science to be eligible for admission to the TISS MHA program.

Ans. The TISS NET score, followed by the PI round, determines admission to the TISS MHA program. The minimal TISSNET cut-off for applicants is 65% for candidates in the open category, and TISS does not take sectional scores into account when shortlisting candidates for the MHA.

Ans. For the MHA Program, TISS accepts an authorized intake of 40 to 50 candidates each year. The MHA batch strength may increase for its MHA Batch 2023, though.

Ans. Yes, speaking of the TISS MHA placement, the hiring procedure involves more than 100 healthcare organizations, including international groups like WHO and UNICEF. Students have been hired for MHA courses by government and non-government agencies like MOHFW, NPSU, and research organizations like BAIF Development and Research Foundation year after year.

Ans. The TISS MHA (Hospital) Degree is designed to be completed over the course of four semesters, or two years. TISS does, however, allow students to finish the MHA Program in a maximum of 5 years from the date of registration.

Ans: The application fee is detailed below:

Online payment options: net banking, debit card, and credit card- 

• General - 1030
• SC/ ST/ OBC/ NCL - 260

Cash Deposit in any SBI branch using challan

• General - 1000
• SC/ ST/ OBC/ NCL - 250

Ans. Yes, the following applies to reservations:

According to the guidelines set forth by the Government of India, the Scheduled Caste, Schedule Tribe, Other Backward Classes (non-creamy layer), and Economically Weaker Section (EWs) receive a 15%, 7.5%, 27%, and 10% quota, respectively, for each of the programs.

5% of the extra seats will go to people with disabilities (PWD), Kashmiri refugees, and widows and dependents of military personnel.

Sixty-six percent of the seats were given to applicants from eight North Eastern States by the Guwahati Campus in accordance with a deal with the Ministry of Development of North-East Region, Government of India. 

For the remaining 34% of seats, candidates from other parts of the world run for election.

Ans. The following information regarding the TISSNET Exam Pattern must be read by candidates.

The TISSNET 2021 exam will be totally computer-based and delivered online.

The questions will be in an English-language media.

100 questions are on the exam paper.

The exam's question paper has multiple-choice questions (MCQs).

The question paper must be completed in one hour and forty minutes by the candidates.

The test covers logical reasoning, analytical ability, general knowledge, and English proficiency.

Ans. Students in the MHA (Hospital) degree can find employment overseeing a range of specialized services at both private and public institutions.Managing numerous departments of major hospitals and planning and designing new services and facilities are important duties. There are currently job openings in hospital consulting firms, the healthcare IT industry, and the health insurance sector. In the past, students have found employment in top corporate and trust-run hospitals across the nation.

Ans. Yes, 65 is the required minimum score for the open category on the written test.

Ans. There is no upper age limit for TISSNET applications for the MHA program.