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University of Calicut - MHA 2012 Admission Notification

By Dr. MV

University of Calicut

School of Management Studies,
Dr John Matthai Centre, Thrissur

Admission Notice-2012

MHA Course Admission-2012

Applications are invited for the admissions to the vacant seats of MHA course (2012-2014) batch, having entrance examination at School of Management Studies, Dr John Matthai Centre, Thrissur
Master of Hospital Administration (MHA)
Seats: 27
Eligibility: Pass in any Bachelor degree of the University of Calicut or institution recognized by the University of Calicut, UGC or AICTE as equivalent to the Bachelor’s Degree Programmes of other universities or institutions under 10+2+3 pattern under regular stream of study with not less than 50% marks in aggregate is eligible for admissionc (SC/ST/OBC and other eligible communities shall be given relaxation as per university rules)

Application Fee: Application fee will be Rs 300/- drawn as challan or demand draft in favour of Finance Officer, University of Calicut, payable at Calicut University

Important Dates

Last date of online submission of applications will be 24th August, 2012
Hard copy of the applications with original fee receipt on or before 27th August, 2012
Date of entrance examination will be 02nd September, 2012

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