Are admissions 2025 open at Faculty of Allied Health Sciences MRIIRS?

Yes,  Faculty of Allied Health Sciences MRIIRS offers a two-year MPT programme at the PG level. The programme is divided into four semesters. Aspirants who have completed BPT from an accredited university or college with a minimum of 55% aggregate are eligible to apply for MPT. The selection for this course is based on MRNAT score of the candidates followed by their performance in personal interview round (if applicable).

Faculty of Allied Health Sciences MRIIRS offers courses at UG, PG and doctoral levels. The faculty under MRIIRS offers a three/ four year BSc and four-year + 6 month internship BPT programme at the UG level. At PG level, the faculty offers a two-year MSc and MPT programmes. Admission to most of the courses is entrance-based. Interested candidates can fill out the application form on the official website of MRIIRS for admission.

Yes, Faculty of Allied Health Sciences MRIIRS accepts Class 12 marks for UG programmes i.e. BSc/ BSc (Hons) and BPT. Aspirants should have secured 50% in relevant subjects to apply for any of these programmes. However, aspirants must also fulfill the selection requirements for admission. For BSc/ BSc (Hons), candidates can get admission based on their merit or MRNAT score. MRNAT score is compulsory for admission to BPT programme.

Candidates can get admission at Faculty of Allied Health Sciences MRIIRS through CUET-PG scores in MPT and MSc programmes. Aspirants with a valid score in CUET-PG do not have to appear for MRNAT conducted by MRIIRS for admission to UG and PG courses. Aspirants must provide their score while filling out the application form and directly participate in the selection rounds for admission.

Faculty of Allied Health Sciences MRIIRS provides admission to candidates based on their entrance exam scores. MRIIRS conducts MRNAT for admission to UG and PG courses. The faculty also accepts CUET-PG scores for admission to MSc and MPT programmes. Besides, aspirants can also get admission in BSc/ BSc (Hons) courses based on their merit. Hence, direct admission is not possible for most of the courses.