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Web based counseling for paramedical courses
Dr NTR University of Health Sciences introduced web based counseling for admission into paramedical courses in 2015-16 including B.Sc (Nursing), Bachelor of Physiotherapy and B.Sc (MLT) for the first time, according to university Vice-Chancellor Dr T Raviraju.
Dr NTR University of Health Sciences introduced web based counseling for admission into paramedical courses in 2015-16 including B.Sc (Nursing), Bachelor of Physiotherapy and B.Sc (MLT) for the first time, according to university Vice-Chancellor Dr T Raviraju. The counseling is scheduled to be held from December 17 to 20.
Speaking to media persons here on Tuesday, the Vice-Chancellor said in B.Sc (Nursing) 6214 seats would be filled including 1919 seats in 61 colleges in Andhra University (AU) region, 2445 seats in 73 colleges of Osmania university (OU) region, 1826 seats in 57 colleges of Sri Venkateswara university (SUV) region, 24 statewide seats including 679 seats in government colleges.
Coming to Bachelor of physiotherapy 384 seats in 14 colleges of AU region, 480 seats in 17 colleges of OU region and 180 seats in 6 colleges of SVU region would be filled.
For B.Sc (MLT) courses 432 seats in 16 colleges of AU region, 393 seats in 17 colleges of OU region, 262 seats in 10 colleges of SVU region and 42 statewide seats would be filled including 200 seats in government colleges.
