Bachelor of Science (BSc) Multiple Specializations is an undergraduate allied-health degree training candidates in a chosen allied-health specialisation offered by the institute.
| Parameter | Details |
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| Degree | Bachelor of Science |
| Duration | 3 to 4 years, depending on the university's NEP 2020 structure |
| Eligibility | 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry and Biology (PCB), or as prescribed by the institute |
| Entrance Route | CUET-UG at participating universities; state-level entrance tests or merit-based admission elsewhere. |
What the course covers
Technical and clinical training in a chosen allied-health specialisation offered by the institute, combining classroom study with hospital-based practical placements.
Career direction
Graduates commonly work in hospitals and diagnostic centres in roles related to a chosen allied-health specialisation offered by the institute, or continue to a related postgraduate degree.
What you will typically study
- Foundational healthcare and patient-care principles
- Hands-on/practical training relevant to the specific role
- Clinical or hospital-based postings, where applicable
Career directions
- Entry-level hospital and healthcare-support roles
- Further study toward a related diploma or degree in the same area