
International Standards Curriculum: Aligns with American Health Information Management Association (AHIMA) guidelines and National Commission for Allied Health Professionals (NCAHP) standards.
Expert Faculty: Learn from qualified professionals with terminal degrees and industry experience, including visiting faculty.
Interdisciplinary Learning: Courses integrate medical, technical, and public health perspectives, with practical exposure in constituent schools of the university.
Research Opportunities: Participate in workshops, conferences, and seminars of national and global repute to strengthen academic and professional competence.
Professional Growth: Emphasis on ethical practice, leadership, and communication skills within a collaborative healthcare environment.

Lab Work
Modern classrooms and computer labs along with exposure to quaternary care hospitals.
Lab Work
Modern classrooms and computer labs along with exposure to quaternary care hospitals.
Program Details
Master technical skills in medical documentation, coding, and health data management.
Develop leadership and decision-making abilities within healthcare teams.
Enhance professional communication and collaborative problem-solving skills.
Inculcate ethical practices and responsibility in health information management.
Become proficient in research, innovation, and evidence-based healthcare practices.
Strengthen lifelong learning habits for continuous professional advancement.
Our meaningful collaborations with industry leaders and global universities enhance your career opportunities and higher education pathways
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Admissions Path
Admission Criteria
Merit based on qualifying exam marks & IT.
Note
Eligibility & Admission process may change per National Commission for Allied and Healthcare Profession (NCAHP) directions.
Program Eligibility
You must have successfully completed graduation in any Health Science discipline (3-year duration) from a recognized university with a minimum of 50% aggregate marks or equivalent in the qualifying examination.
You must have the required Internship / Additional Internship / Clinical Experience. You must appear for the Institutional Test (IT).
Curriculum and Fees
During the Health Information Management master's degree, you build a foundation in health information management, covering medical terminology, healthcare systems, medical documentation, and the basics of health data analytics. Core courses introduce coding standards, ethical and legal frameworks, and digital health concepts, alongside initial exposure to practical lab exercises.
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