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What are the job opportunities after completing the B.Sc. Blood Bank Technology course? | Career opportunities include working as blood center technologists at hospital-based and standalone blood centers, and managerial roles such as supervisor and quality manager in blood centers. |
What higher studies can graduates pursue after the B.Sc. Blood Bank Technology? | Graduates can pursue a Master’s Degree in Transfusion Medicine, postgraduate diploma in Clinical Research, or a PhD in Laboratory Medicine and other aspects of Transfusion Medicine and Transplant. |
What is the duration of the B.Sc. Blood Bank Technology course? | The minimum duration of the course is 4 years (3+1), consisting of 6 semesters followed by one year of compulsory internship. |
What are the first-year subjects in the B.Sc. Blood Bank Technology program? | First-year subjects include Anatomy, Physiology, Biochemistry, Microbiology, Pathology, Introduction to Computer Application, BMW Management & Environmental Safety, English & Communication Soft Skills, Quality Assurance & Accreditation, Health Care Delivery System, Medical Law and Ethics, Research and Biostatistics, an... |
What practical skills are taught in the second and third years of the B.Sc. Blood Bank Technology program? | Students learn practical skills related to blood collection, hematology techniques, donor management, immunohematology tests, and blood component preparation. |
What is the focus of the curriculum in the B.Sc. Blood Bank Technology program? | The curriculum focuses on both theoretical knowledge and practical skills necessary for effective blood transfusion services. |
What unique facilities does the Amrita Institute of Medical Sciences offer for Blood Bank Technology students? | The institute is equipped with state-of-the-art facilities, housing one of the largest blood centers in the country, providing comprehensive solutions for blood component therapy and laboratory diagnostics. |
What is the importance of quality control in the B.Sc. Blood Bank Technology program? | Quality control is essential to ensure the safety and efficacy of blood transfusion services, including the management of blood components and adherence to national guidelines. |
What are the practical sessions included in the B.Sc. Blood Bank Technology program? | Practical sessions include blood collection techniques, operation of blood bank equipment, quality control testing, and management of transfusion reactions. |
What are the recent advances covered in the B.Sc. Blood Bank Technology program? | Recent advances include trends in blood banking, automation, nucleic acid testing, and stem cell banking. |
What is the internship requirement for the B.Sc. Blood Bank Technology program? | Students must complete a 12-month internship after clearing all papers from the first to sixth semesters, with postings in various areas of blood banking. |
What are the key topics covered in the Blood Donation and Donor Management course? | Key topics include donor selection, phlebotomy, blood donor retention, and management of donor reactions. |
What is the significance of immunohematology in the B.Sc. Blood Bank Technology program? | Immunohematology is significant for understanding blood group systems, antibody reactions, and pre-transfusion testing. |
What are the transfusion transmitted infections that students learn about in the program? | Students learn about infections such as Hepatitis B, Hepatitis C, HIV, and other pathogens associated with blood transfusions. |
What is the focus of the Haemotherapy course in the B.Sc. Blood Bank Technology program? | The focus is on the rational use of blood and blood components, monitoring adverse effects, and transfusion practices. |
What are the legal and ethical aspects covered in the B.Sc. Blood Bank Technology program? | The program covers national guidelines, regulatory acts, and ethical considerations in blood transfusion services. |
What is the contact information for the Amrita School of Medicine in Faridabad? | The contact information is: Amrita School of Medicine, Mata Amritanandamayi Marg, Sector 88, Faridabad Haryana, 121002, India. |
What is the program offered in Cardiovascular Technology? | The program offered is B.Sc. Cardio Vascular Technology (B.Sc. CVT). |
What is the duration of the B.Sc. CVT program? | The duration of the B.Sc. CVT program is three years plus one year of internship. |
What are the eligibility criteria for the B.Sc. CVT program? | Candidates must pass Plus Two with 60% aggregate marks in Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and English. |
What is the application fee for the B.Sc. CVT program? | The online application fee is Rs. 550/- (Rupees Five Hundred and Fifty Only). |
How are candidates selected for the B.Sc. CVT program? | Selection is based on the rank obtained in the Amrita Entrance Examination, and allotment of seats is based on performance in counseling/interview. |
What are the career prospects after completing the B.Sc. CVT program? | Graduates can work as Cardiovascular Technologists, Catheterization Laboratory Technologists, or Electrocardiogram (ECG) Technicians. |
What higher studies can graduates pursue after the B.Sc. CVT program? | Graduates can pursue a Master’s in Cardiovascular Technology or certification programs in specific areas of cardiovascular technology. |
What are the facilities available at the Amrita Health Sciences Campus? | Facilities include a central library, sports facilities, banking facilities, transport, medical services, canteen, general store, and reprographic facility. |
What is the fee structure for the B.Sc. CVT program for the year 2025-26? | The annual tuition fee is Rs. 1,80,000 for scholarship students, Rs. 2,60,000 for non-scholarship students, and $5500 for NRI students. |
When is the entrance examination for the B.Sc. CVT program scheduled? | The entrance examination is scheduled for May 18th & 19th, 2024. |
What is the question paper pattern for the entrance examination? | The question paper consists of 80 questions: 25 in Physics, 25 in Chemistry, 25 in Biology, and 5 in English. |
What is the marking scheme for the entrance examination? | 3 marks will be awarded for each correct answer and -1 for each wrong answer. |
What is the contact information for admissions inquiries? | For inquiries, contact the Admission Office at Kochi: 0484-285 8166 or email ugadmissions@aims.amrita.edu. |
What is the focus of the B.Sc. CVT program? | The program focuses on training students to assist cardiologists in diagnosing and treating cardiac and peripheral vascular diseases. |
What practical training do students receive in the B.Sc. CVT program? | Students receive hands-on experience assisting and independently performing simple and complex interventional procedures in the Cath lab. |
What is the importance of the B.Sc. CVT program? | The program equips graduates with the skills and knowledge needed to make a meaningful difference in the lives of patients with cardiovascular diseases. |
What is the program offered at Amrita Institute of Medical Sciences? | The program offered is Bachelor of Science in Cardiac Perfusion Technology (B.Sc. CPT). |
What is the duration of the B.Sc. Cardiac Perfusion Technology program? | The duration of the program is three years plus one year of internship. |
What are the eligibility criteria for the B.Sc. Cardiac Perfusion Technology program? | Candidates must pass Plus Two with 60% aggregate marks in Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and English. |
What is the application fee for the B.Sc. Cardiac Perfusion Technology program? | The online application fee is Rs. 550/- (Rupees Five Hundred and Fifty Only). |
How are candidates selected for the B.Sc. Cardiac Perfusion Technology program? | Selection is based on the rank obtained in the Amrita Entrance Examination, followed by counseling/interview. |
What are the career prospects after completing the B.Sc. Cardiac Perfusion Technology program? | Graduates can work as Cardiovascular Perfusionists in cardiac surgery centers, hospital operating rooms, ICUs, research laboratories, and academic institutions. |
What advanced studies can graduates pursue after the B.Sc. Cardiac Perfusion Technology program? | Graduates can pursue advanced degrees such as Master of Science (MSc) in Cardiac Perfusion Technology, Master of Health Administration (MHA), or Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.). |
What is the fee structure for the B.Sc. Cardiac Perfusion Technology program for the year 2025-26? | The annual tuition fee is 1,50,000 INR for scholarship students, 2,00,000 INR for non-scholarship students, and 5500 USD for NRI students, with additional fees for hostel and mess. |
When is the entrance examination for the B.Sc. Cardiac Perfusion Technology program scheduled? | The entrance examination is scheduled for May 18th & 19th, 2024. |
What is the question paper pattern for the entrance examination? | The question paper consists of 80 questions: 25 in Physics, 25 in Chemistry, 25 in Biology, and 5 in English, with a duration of 2 hours. |
What are the important dates for the B.Sc. Cardiac Perfusion Technology program admissions? | The last date to submit the application is May 13, 2024. |
What is the contact information for admissions inquiries? | For inquiries, contact the Admission Office at Amrita School of Medicine, Kochi, or call 0484-285 8166 or email ugadmissions@amrita.edu. |
What is the significance of a Cardiovascular Perfusionist? | Cardiovascular Perfusionists manage extracorporeal circulation equipment during open-heart surgeries, ensuring artificial support of circulatory and respiratory functions. |
What skills do students develop in the B.Sc. Cardiac Perfusion Technology program? | Students develop skills in communication, critical thinking, judgment, decision-making, and operation of sophisticated medical devices. |
What is the importance of cardiovascular health? | Safeguarding the health of the heart is crucial as it defines physical well-being and is linked to emotional health. |
What campuses offer the B.Sc. Cardiac Perfusion Technology program? | The program is offered at the Faridabad and Kochi campuses. |
Who is the faculty member for the Department of Neurology? | Dr. Sanjay Pandey |
What are the research areas of Dr. Sanjay Pandey? | Parkinson’s and Movement disorders, Neurodegenerative disorders, Genetics of neurodegenerative disorder, Functional (Psychogenic) neurological disorders. |
What is the title of the project related to post-stroke movement disorders? | Phenomenology and localization of post-stroke movement disorders. |
What is the funding agency for the project on Wilson’s Disease? | Council of Scientific & Industrial Research (CSIR), Government of India. |
What major facilities are available in the Human motor control section? | Electroencephalography, electromyography [needle and surface], evoked potential, Botulinum toxin lab [EMG and USG guided], Genetic lab in collaboration with molecular medicine, Clinical psychology in collaboration. |
Who are the faculty members for the Department of Neurosurgery? | Dr. Anandh Balasubramaniam and Dr. Satyakam Baruah. |
What are the research areas of the Department of Neurosurgery? | Neuro-oncology, Head and spinal injury, Epilepsy. |
What facilities are available in the Amrita Research Centre and Hospital? | Clinical material, radiological investigations, Neuropathology lab, IHC and genetic studies, intra op- neurophysiology assessments, neuropsychology assessments, ICU set up, TCD studies, ICP studies, Nuclear medicine services, Neuromonitoring unit. |
Who is the faculty member for the Department of Medical Oncology? | Dr. Saphalta Baghmar. |
What is the ongoing project in the Department of Medical Oncology? | A Randomised Phase II Trial Comparing Chemo- Radiation versus Chemo-Radiation Plus Adjuvant low dose Immunotherapy in PDL1 Positive Locally Advanced Cervical Cancer (LACCION trial). |
What major facilities are available in the Amrita Research Lab? | Ilumina NGS platform and all other equipment required for Molecular research. |
Who are the faculty members for the Department of Radiation Oncology? | Dr. Manigandan, Dr. Rose Kamal, Dr. Deepak Thaper. |
What are the ongoing projects in the Department of Radiation Oncology? | 1) An economical nanotechnology-based self-screening platform to detect human papillomavirus in menstrual blood of sanitary napkins for prevention and early detection of Ca Cervix. 2) Development of indigenous Robotic Ultrasound for synchronous management of Tumor motion and Radiation Hyperthermia. |
What major facilities are available in the Radiation Oncology Department? | Linear Accelerator, Tomotherapy, Brachytherapy, water phantoms, Radiation dosimeters. |
Who is the faculty member for the Department of Molecular Biology? | Dr. Moushumi Suryavanshi. |
What are the research areas of the Department of Molecular Biology? | Translational research, biomarker discovery, Liquid Biopsy, genetic markers, Oncology. |
What ongoing projects are there in the Department of Molecular Biology? | 1. Personalized breast cancer risk assessment screening with machine learning-based tool incorporating pathogenic truncating gene variants, polygenic risk scores, and non-genetic factors in the Indian population. 2. Genomic Landscape of Biliary Tract Cancers in India: Insights from Comprehensive Molecular Profiling. 3.... |
What major facilities are available in the Molecular Biology Department? | NGS- Illumina Nextseq2000, NGS- Ion torrent S5 Plus, Digital PCR, Seq studio flex eight capillary, Real-time PCRs, Bioanalyzer, Gel Doc, Qubit, Fluorescent In situ Hybridization. |
Who is the faculty member for the School of Nursing? | Dr. Lekha Viswanath. |
What are the research areas of the School of Nursing? | Nursing practice development, Nursing care outcomes, Nursing Education, Nursing Management, Theoretical Nursing, Women and child health, Health promotion. |
Who is the faculty member for the Department of Physiology? | Dr. Surinderpal Singh. |
What is the research area of the Department of Physiology? | Hypoxia and high-altitude physiology. |
What is the name of the institution? | AMRITA VISHWA VIDYAPEETHAM |
What is the established act of the institution? | Established under section 3 of the UGC Act, 1956 |
What is the name of the school mentioned? | AMRITA SCHOOL OF MEDICINE |
Where is the institution located? | Faridabad, Haryana, India |
What should be enclosed with the application? | Attested copies of certificates |
What personal details are required in the application? | Gender, Religion, Caste, Community, Father's name, Mother's name, Address for communication, Permanent address, Phone numbers, Mobile number, Email IDs. |
What is required in the statement of purpose? | A one-page write-up about the applicant's purpose and proposed research topic. |
What is needed from a Senior Faculty of Amrita Institute of Medical Sciences? | A letter willing to guide the applicant for the Doctoral Program. |
What academic records need to be provided? | Details of degrees obtained, including if any degree was obtained through correspondence or distance education. |
What additional examinations can be mentioned? | UGC-JRF, Lectureship, CSIR, DAE, etc. |
What professional experience should be included? | Teaching or Research experience. |
How many letters of reference are required? | Three letters of reference. |
What personal details are requested in the application? | Blood Group, Native Place, Date of Birth, Native District, Mother Tongue, Nationality, Aadhar Number. |
What documents need to be enclosed with the application? | SSLC or Equivalent Certificate, Degree/Provisional Certificate, Statement of marks, Certificate/Mark sheet of additional examinations, Statement of purpose, Updated CV, Letters of recommendation, Willingness letter from Amrita Faculty. |
What is the declaration statement in the application? | The applicant declares that the particulars given are true and agrees to withdraw from the program if any information is found to be false. |
Who is Amma? | Sri Mata Amritanandamayi Devi, known as Amma, has dedicated her life to spreading a message of peace, tolerance, and compassion. |
What is Amma's humanitarian work focused on? | Amma's humanitarian work focuses on alleviating the burden of the poor and suffering through a global volunteer-based movement. |
What is the significance of the 2004 Indian Ocean Tsunami in relation to Amma? | The 2004 Indian Ocean Tsunami was one of the deadliest natural disasters in history, and it prompted Amma to launch immediate relief and rehabilitation efforts. |
What kind of initiatives does Amma's humanitarian work include? | Amma's humanitarian work includes education, healthcare, women's empowerment, environmental initiatives, disaster relief, and providing food, water, and shelter. |
What is the goal of the Civil 20 Engagement Group that Amma chairs? | The goal of the Civil 20 Engagement Group is to bring the concerns of Civil Society Organisations to the Heads of State of the world’s leading economies at the G20 Summit. |
How many projects has Amma's organization contributed to worldwide? | Amma's organization has contributed to 162 projects in 48 countries. |
What is the total amount contributed by Amma's organization since 1981? | The total amount contributed by Amma's organization since 1981 is $1.68 billion. |
What is the purpose of the Amrita RITE program? | The Amrita RITE program aims to provide technology-aided education through village afterschool programs. |
What recognition did Amma receive in 2024? | In 2024, Amma received the 'World Leader for Peace and Security Award' by the Boston Global Forum and the Michael Dukakis Institute for Leadership and Innovation. |
What is Amma's vision for the world? | Amma's vision is that everyone in the world should be able to sleep without fear, eat to their fill, and hospitals should see no one admitted due to violence. |
What does Amma emphasize in her message? | Amma emphasizes the importance of selfless service and helping the poor and needy. |
What is the focus of Amma's educational initiatives? | Amma's educational initiatives focus on lighting up lives through schools, higher education, special needs institutions, scholarships, and rural education. |
What is the aim of Amma's healthcare initiatives? | The aim of Amma's healthcare initiatives is to make healthcare accessible and affordable to all through hospitals, rural health workers, and telemedicine. |
What does Amma's women's empowerment initiative focus on? | Amma's women's empowerment initiative focuses on helping women earn a better living and gain self-confidence to reduce poverty in communities. |
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