Summary
The last date to apply for UG and PG courses is March 31
The university has decided to retain the eligibility criteria of 2021
Noida International University (NIU) has announced its admission process for School of Public Health & Human Development for the 2022-2023 academic session. The last date for submission is March 31.
The undergraduate (UG) and postgraduate (PG) programmes offered by NIU aim to equip students with knowledge and skills to address public health challenges through research and practice.
The courses offered by NIU School of Public Health and Human Development are – BBA in Hospital and Health Management, BPH (Bachelor of Public Health), MBA in Hospital and Health Management, and MPH (Master of Public Health).
Considering the challenges that emerged last year owing to the COVID pandemic, this year, for the benefit of the students, the university has decided to retain the eligibility criteria of 2021.
Candidates willing to apply must have a 50% aggregate in UG for a Master’s programme. For a UG programme, aspirants must have scored at least 50% in their Class X and XII exams. Students appearing in the final examination of 10+2 may also apply.
Foreign Nationals/ Persons of Indian Origin/Non-Resident Indian candidates can be considered for admission based on their marks in 10+2 or equivalent examination only. Submission of the application form with required details can be made through the official website of Noida International University. Merit-based assessment of candidates will be conducted, focusing on attitude and aptitude.
Candidates have to enter their personal and academic details in the respective section while filling the application form. After filling the form, candidates are required to pay an application fee of Rs 1,100. The candidates should note that the application fee is non-refundable. Once the application form is received at the admission cell, an acknowledgment slip will be sent to the registered email of the candidate.
All information regarding admissions are available on the NIU official website.
Last updated on 26 Feb 2022
