FAQs

Students who have passed 10th standard can apply for certificate courses. For diploma courses, 12th standard (Science stream preferred) or its equivalent is the usual requirement. Students from rural areas are also welcome; we provide support for documentation and preparation.

Most diploma courses are for 3 years, which includes classroom learning, lab work, and hospital internships. Some shorter certificate courses may be 6-12 months.

No major entrance exam is required for most of our courses. Sometimes there is a simple interview or eligibility check to ensure you understand what the training involves.

Practical training happens in our in-house labs and partnered hospitals/clinics. We ensure you gain real clinical exposure so you’re ready for work immediately after your course.

We offer help in filling out application forms, document verification, orientation sessions, and extra mentoring. We also guide about travel, accommodation, and scholarships/financial aid for eligible students.

Graduates can work as laboratory technicians, imaging assistants, OT assistants, dialysis technicians, or in diagnostic centers, hospitals, health camps, etc. Our placement team assists you in finding job opportunities.

Fees depend on the specific course. We offer transparent fee details and provide eligibility-based financial aid and scholarship options—particularly for students from economically weaker sections and rural regions.

You can apply online through our website or submit an offline application at campus. Submit required documents (mark sheets, ID proofs, etc.), go through eligibility checks, pay fees, and join the orientation.

Beyond academics, we provide mentorship, counselling, extra-classes if needed, help with interview prep, resume guidance, and assistance in practical training placements. We strive for an inclusive, welcoming environment for all students.