What is the total seat intake of JNU for MPH course?

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Total seat intake is 11 for JNU MPH programme. The final seat allotment procedure is carried out in accordance with the seat intake only. It must be noted that the seat count mentioned here is as per external sources. Hence, the actual seat intake may vary. Candidates can visit the JNU official webs

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