Masters in Hospital Management [MHM]
Fees
Fees at All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) for the Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) program are highly economical, with a total fee of INR 5,856 for the entire 5.5-year course. This comprehensive fee includes tuition, hostel accommodations, electricity, and water charges. The annual tuition fee is approximately INR 1,628, while the annual hostel fee is around INR 1,000, supplemented by a refundable hostel deposit of INR 1,000.
Despite its affordability, a separate charge is applicable for mess services, which range from INR 3,100 to INR 3,500 monthly. Scholarships are available for SC/ST categories, although financial aid is often unnecessary due to the low fee structure.
Eligibility
Eligibility for the MHM at AIIMS Bhopal generally calls for a bachelor's degree, commonly in any discipline for a management-oriented programme of this kind, though institutes sometimes prefer candidates with a health-sciences, life-sciences, or commerce background given the clinical setting the course draws on. Admission is usually decided through the institute's own selection process, which may combine academic merit with a written test or interview rather than a shared national entrance exam. The qualifying score, minimum marks, and any category-based relaxation are determined by AIIMS Bhopal separately for each admission cycle, so applicants should verify the current year's exact eligibility criteria and selection process with the institute before applying.
About Masters in Hospital Management [MHM]
Masters in Hospital Management (MHM) at AIIMS Bhopal is a postgraduate programme aimed at students who want to move into administrative and operational leadership roles within hospitals and other healthcare-delivery organisations. The coursework typically covers hospital operations, healthcare quality and materials management, health information systems, human-resource and financial management for hospitals, and healthcare law and ethics, often supported by hands-on exposure within AIIMS Bhopal's own hospital setting. It is built for graduates who want a management career specifically inside healthcare rather than a general MBA, and it also suits working hospital staff looking to move from clinical or support roles into administration. Because AIIMS Bhopal runs teaching hospitals alongside its academic departments, students on this course get closer contact with live hospital operations than a purely classroom-based management degree would offer. Admission is handled through AIIMS Bhopal's own institutional process for the programme. The number of seats sanctioned for each session is fixed by the institute and split across the applicable category and quota reservations under the official seat matrix, which is reissued every admission cycle, so the current year's notification is the one to check rather than an earlier one.
