MOSC Institute of Allied Health Sciences, Kolenchery

A young specialist institute in the arena of allied health sciences, MOSC Institute of Allied Health Sciences, Kolenchery, is established in Ernakulam district of Kerala. Along with postgraduate education in health care management, this institute provides well-equipped infrastructure for training candidates aspiring for the health management programme.

The MOSC Institute of Allied Health Sciences admission process is designed in a way to select candidates having strong cognitive aptitude for health management studies. The MOSC Institute of Allied Health Sciences enters the merit admission procedure for the Master of Hospital Administration (MHA) programme.

The beginning of the academic year is always expected to come after the test results for the aptitude assessment that forms part of the overall admission process. This assessment will form a critical part of the selection process specifically intended to evaluate candidates' aptness for health management studies.

To be eligible for MOSC Institute of Allied Health Sciences admission into the MHA programme at MOSC Institute of Allied Health Sciences, candidates must possess at least a bachelor's degree. For final selection to this programme, the institute accepts marks of the qualifying examination (degree) subject to a normalisation process.

MOSC Institute of Allied Health Sciences Application Process The MOSC Institute of Allied Health Sciences, Kolenchery, offers several channels for application to the MHA programme. Steps in the Admission Process: Notification: The institute declares its commencement of the admission process on the official website thereof.

Submission of Application: Candidates are required to submit their applications in compliance with the rules given on the institute site. This may include online filling of an application form or physical submission, depending on the current process of the institute.

Aptitude Assessment Test: All the candidates have to take up an aptitude assessment test conducted by the institute where the test is designed to mark the potential of a candidate for studies in health management. The date and other details of this test will be announced on the official website.

Merit List Preparation: The merit list will then be prepared based on performance in the aptitude test as well as marks secured in the qualifying examination (subject to normalisation). Counselling and Admission: Selected candidates may be called to a counselling session which will allow candidates to confirm admission by submitting required documents along with fees prescribed.