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No, there is no negative marking in GIETEE exam giving candidates complete freedom to solve as many questions then can without the fear of loosing the marks.

The JSPM university invites numerous companies in the campus to provide placement to the students. Every year more than 200 students get placement in top companies in India. Some top recruiter companies for MBA at JMPS University are:

• Deloitte Consulting India Pvt. Ltd
• Concentrix
• Tata Consultancy Services
• Aethrone Aerospace
• Ceasefire Industries Pvt. Ltd.

As per GIETEE exam pattern, the test is of 2 hours (120 minutes) or 3 hours (180 minutes) depending on specific session and year for 125 questions.

Students can register on the St. Peter's Institute of Higher Education and Research, Bangalore Powered by Emversity college portal. For online submission, the applicant can fill the form through the official website of the college. The application fees is INR 1,000 – INR 1,500.

The JSPM University provides placement facilities inside the campus of the university. Students are getting great placement opportunities with attractive packages. The average package of the university is 3.5 LPA, while the highest package the students are getting is 45 LPA. The university has a dedicated training and placement cell, that gives training to the students, helps in resume building, and takes mock interviews.

BSc course at St. Mary's Rehabilitation University is unique because it integrates psychiatric and medical rehabilitation exposure directly into the learning path. The combination of limited seat counts, super-speciality hospital access, and "Emversity" industry backing makes it a top choice for students who want to be more than just graduates. You leave with a degree and a professional portfolio, making you a highly desirable candidate for top-tier healthcare providers.

The GIETEE question paper consists of 125 Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) divided across four main sections: Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics or Biology, and English.

At INR 8 Lakhs for four years, the BSc at St. Mary's Rehabilitation University powered by Emversity offers exceptional value when you consider the advanced facilities provided. Other universities might have lower fees but often lack the specialised AR/VR labs and the on-campus medical rehabilitation hospital found here. The investment covers high-end technical training and AI-driven tools that are rare in standard colleges. For students looking for high employability and modern skills in Hyderabad, this programme represents a premium yet practical educational choice.

Unlike traditional programs, the BSc at St. Mary's Rehabilitation University powered by Emversity is built around real-world experience. The university is "powered by Emversity," meaning the curriculum is designed in partnership with industry experts. Students don't just study theory; they spend time in connected classrooms and on-site super-speciality hospitals. This "work-while-you-learn" philosophy ensures that by the time you graduate, you already have the professional confidence and practical skills that employers usually expect from someone with years of work experience.

GIETEEE is conducted in two modes - online Computer-Based Test (CBT) and offline Pen and Paper-Based Test (PBT). Candidates can choose their preferred mode while applying.

While the admission process generally continues until the end of May, St. Mary's Rehabilitation University powered by Emversity suggests submitting your BSc application by April. Many high-demand specialisations, such as Anaesthesia Technology or Optometry, tend to fill up very quickly due to the limited 60-seat capacity.  

BSc application process at St. Mary's Rehabilitation University powered by Emversity is expected to kick off in January. This early start gives students sufficient time to visit the campus and complete their counselling sessions. We recommend starting the process as soon as the application window opens.  

Yes DBS Global University Powered by Emversity is considered good institution particularly for MBA in Healthcare and Pharmaceautical Management. Established in 2007 and located in Dehradun it offers industry aligned, UGC approved PG programme. The partnership with Emversity focuses on practical healthcare education.

The Head Start Program is a unique pre-semester orientation for BSc students at St. Mary's Rehabilitation University powered by Emversity. It serves as an introductory module to familiarise you with the healthcare industry and the university's high-tech learning platforms. It is basically a prep phase you make you acquianted with the campus and the course.

Once you receive your official admission offer for the BSc from St. Mary's Rehabilitation University powered by Emversity, you will be required to make an enrolment fee of INR 30,000. This is essentially a formal way of accepting your admission and reserving your spot in your desired specialisation. After you make the semester fee payment, the "Head Start Program" starts.

St. Peter's Institute of Higher Education and Research, Bangalore Powered by Emversity eligibility criteria for the under graduate courses is that the candidates should pass Class 12 in a combination of subjects –  PCMB for that particular course from any recognised board.

MBA in Healthcare and Pharmaceutical Management at Dehradun-DBS is 2 year industry integrated programme focusing on job readiness in booming healthcare sector. It combines academic rigor with practical, hands on training & AI powered learning aiming to bridge industry skill gaps in healthcare & pharma. 

Yes AUD Dubai can be considered worth it due to its high ROI (90%+ employment rate) and its high rankings. It secured top position in four key categories in the QS WUR 2026 including  sustainability, employer reputation, international faculty and employment outcomes in Dubai 

The seat count at St. Mary's Rehabilitation University powered by Emversity is intentionally managed to prioritise quality over quantity for the BSc course. Because the programme focuses on "work-integrated" learning, students spend a significant amount of time in psychiatric and medical rehabilitation hospitals. Limited seating ensures that every student gets ample time using simulation tools and participating in real-world clinical rotations.