What are the paramedical courses offered by Institute of Public Health and Hygiene (IPHH) without NEET score?
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Most of the paramedical courses offered by Institute of public health and hygiene are without NEET. If you have not given the NEET exam or not qualified in NEET exam then first you need to think in which course you want to take admission. If you are confused that in which course you should take admission then I will suggest that visit the college campus and meet with counseller or faculty member then will guide you in better way. List of some of the most popular paramedical courses offered by insititute of public health and hygiene (IPHH) are:
- Medical Laboratory Technology
- Radio Imaging Technology
- Operation Theatre Technology
- Optometry & O
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