Handbook of Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What are paramedical courses?
Paramedical courses are specialized healthcare training programmes designed to prepare students to assist medical professionals in diagnosis, treatment, and patient care across various healthcare settings.
Courses Offered
The Institute offers Certificate, Diploma, and Degree programmes in Paramedical and Allied Health Sciences, including but not limited to Medical Laboratory Technology, Radiography, Operation Theatre Technology, Physiotherapy, and Public Health.
Eligibility Criteria
For Diploma courses, candidates should have passed 10+2 (Science preferred). For Certificate courses, candidates should have passed 10th or 10+2 as per programme requirements.
Duration of Courses
Certificate Courses: 6 months to 1 year.
Diploma Courses: 1 to 2 years.
Programmes may include mandatory internship or clinical training.
Admission Process
Admissions are open to eligible candidates. No entrance test is required. Candidates may apply online or offline by submitting the prescribed application form. Admissions are granted based on eligibility criteria and availability of seats, on merit or first-come-first-served basis. Counselling or interaction may be conducted where required. Admission is confirmed upon deposit of prescribed fee (first instalment or full annual fee).
Documents Required
The following documents are required at the time of admission:
– 10th and 12th Marksheet and Certificates
– Valid Identity Proof
– Passport-size Photographs
– Transfer Certificate (if applicable)
– Proof of fee payment
Practical Training
All programmes include practical training in laboratories and may include clinical exposure in hospitals and healthcare institutions.
Internship
Internship or on-the-job training is included in selected programmes as per curriculum requirements.
Career Opportunities
Graduates may work as Laboratory Technicians, Radiology Technicians, Operation Theatre Assistants, Physiotherapy Assistants, Public Health Workers, and in other healthcare roles.
Higher Studies
Students may pursue higher education including advanced diplomas, degree programmes, or specialized certifications in allied health sciences.
Fees
Fee structure varies depending on the course. Candidates are advised to refer to the official prospectus or admission office for details.
Placement Assistance
The Institute provides guidance and support for placements in hospitals, laboratories, and healthcare organizations.
Scholarships
Scholarships or fee concessions may be available subject to merit, government schemes, or institutional policies.
Why Choose IPH&H ?
The Institute has over five decades of experience in healthcare education with emphasis on practical training, skill development, and employability.
How to Apply ?
Candidates may apply online through the official website or visit the institute for offline admission. Assistance is available through the admission office.
General Conditions
The Institute reserves the right to amend admission rules, fee structure, course content, and policies as per regulatory requirements without prior notice.
What is the starting salary for paramedical professionals in India?
A. For most freshers, the journey begins with a monthly salary ranging from 15,000 to 30,000 rupees. While this may seem modest, it reflects the early stage of a skill-based profession where growth is closely tied to experience, confidence, and hands-on exposure.
Is it realistically possible to earn 1 lakh rupees per month in this field?
A. Yes, it is absolutely achievable. With time, specialization, and the right work environment—such as advanced hospitals or diagnostic centres—paramedical professionals can steadily grow their income. Roles in high-demand areas, combined with expertise and dedication, often lead to salaries crossing 1 lakh rupees per month.
Which paramedical courses lead to higher earning potential?
A. Fields like Radiology and Cardiac Care Technology are known for offering strong career prospects. These specializations require precision and technical expertise, which makes skilled professionals highly valued and better compensated.
Are there short-term courses that help in quick employment?
A. Yes, diploma programs in areas such as Radiology, Operation Theatre Technology, and Emergency Medical Services can open doors to early employment. These courses focus on practical skills, allowing students to enter the workforce sooner and start gaining real-world experience.
Can paramedical professionals from India work abroad?
A. Certainly. Many countries welcome trained paramedical professionals from India. While some may require licensing exams or additional certifications, the opportunities abroad often come with significantly higher salaries and exposure to advanced healthcare systems.
A career in paramedical sciences is not just about immediate earnings—it is about steady growth, meaningful work, and becoming an essential part of the healthcare system. With the right mindset and continuous learning, it can evolve into a financially and professionally rewarding journey.