What is the duration and structure of the BSc course at Quantum School of Health Sciences?

The tuition fee for the BSc programme at Quantum School of Health Sciences (Admission Office) is INR 1.8 lakh. The tuition fee is calculated based on the first year. The actual amount may vary. The fees might include components other than tuition fees. However, the fee mentioned above is for outside Uttarakhand students. Additionally, there are other components apart from the tuition fee, which are chargeable or paid annually/semesterly. The mentioned fee is taken from the official website/sanctioning body. It is still subject to changes and, hence, is indicative.

The BSc Scholarship is awarded to deserving candidates based on their outstanding performance in the Q-Care exam. The Q-Care examination is an evaluation that tests the academic skills of a candidate through answering prefabricated multiple-choice questions. Thus, it enables a fast and effective means of assessing the skill base of a candidate. Candidates seeking a BSc scholarship should qualify for an online Q-Care II exam, which is a one-hour duration test. By offering scholarships based on Q-Care exam results, Quantum School of Health Sciences supports and promotes academic achievement and talent.

Candidates seeking a BSc scholarship must qualify for the Q-Care II exam, which is conducted online and consists of multiple-choice questions. It is a one-hour duration test. Candidates who secure the required score can qualify for the scholarships. This exam is a resourceful and interactive method to get candidates into the pool to be awarded scholarships. Students who perform well in the Q-care exam is eligible for the Quantum School of Health Sciences scholarships.

Yes, the Quantum School of Health Sciences (Admission Office) offers internships for the BSc programme, which is fulfilled after the fourth semester by the end to providing students with practical exposure for at least a duration, i.e., a minimum of 45 days. Students work together during this internship, where they join activities such as RT Feed formation, Preparation of Therapeutic Diets and counselling sessions with OPD patients in an in-hospital setting. Students are further expected to record their daily observations and develop an internship report based on those and 1-2 case studies.

The subjects taught for the BSc in Nutrition and Dietetics at Quantum School of Health Sciences include Human Physiology, Food Processing, and Food Microbiology. The list of subjects taught in the first semester are mentioned below:

• Basics of Human Physiology I
• Fundamental of Foods and Nutrition I 
• Biochemistry 
• Food, Hygiene and Sanitation 
• Environmental Studies 
• Basics of Human Physiology I Lab 
• Fundamental of Foods &Nutrition I Lab 
• Biochemistry Lab
• Communication & Professional Skills I
• General proficiency