Gandhi Institute of Management&Technology

Usually, those starting their studies with sights set on a position in hospital management choose to pursue a Bachelor of Science in Healthcare Administration for a solid base and foundation in medical and business studies. On the undergraduate level, courses cover topics around managed care, community health, medical research, accounting, healthcare finance, medical marketing, and planning. At this level, students should be focusing their studies both inside and outside the classroom, looking to secure quality internship or fellowship experiences within the type of hospital setting where they would like to work. A bachelor’s degree is sufficient for an entry-level role in hospital management, but for those hoping to pursue an executive-level career in hospitals, a master’s degree is almost always a prerequisite.

Course Information 

Highlights

• Theory Paper : 30% Continuous Internal Assessment and 70% University examination.
• Practical Paper: 30% Continuous Internal Assessment and 70% University examination.
• Minimum Pass Marks : 40%