Healthcare has become one of India’s largest fields, revenue, and employment. (MHM)Master in Hospital Management at The Neotia University (TNU) trains candidates in Managerial and Administrative roles, including ethical and leadership skills, critical thinking, decision-making, and relationship building with the team, staff, and patients in Hospitals and Healthcare Institute. Healthcare includes hospitals, medical devices, clinical trials, outsourcing, telemedicine, medical tourism, health insurance, and medical equipment. The Program curriculum designed by Academic and Industry experts covers conceptual and quantitative skills needed by future managers in high-performing contemporary hospitals. Case-based industry knowledge and mandatory Industrial training and Internship programs at various Hospitals and Healthcare institutes are part of the syllabus. Industrial experts, academicians, doctors, and hospital personnel visit the campus to train candidates in research and industrial chances. Hospitals organize campus placement drives to select deserving students.

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Ambuja Neotia operates, The Bhagirathi Neotia Woman & Child Care Centre, several branches of the infertility treatment unit Genome-The Fertility Centre spread across West Bengal and neighboring states. The multispecialty hospital, Neotia Getwel Healthcare Centre in Siliguri, and outlets of Neotia Mediplus, diagnostic centers in Kolkata, thus providing training and employment opportunities for the Students. Master in Hospital Management (MHM) is a job-oriented program. Postgraduates shall have equal chances of getting jobs in Private hospitals and Government Hospitals. Presently, the need for personnel like Assistant Superintendent (Non- Medical / Medical), Hospital Managers, Project Managers in District Health Programs is a requirement of the hour. Post Graduates shall also have lots of opportunities in Medical Tourism, Telemedicine, Health Insurance, or different projects of International organizations like WHO, UNICEF, and more.