NIN Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

The process of getting into the Masters program is not very difficult. There is an entrance exam that is not very difficult if you know the basic and have worked hard. There is a counselling session after which admission is confirmed.

Your seat confirmation is dependent upon your performance in the entrance exam. The notification is uploaded on the website and the syllabus is not very vast. The basic edibility is MBBS or non-medical [B.Sc (Home Science/Applied Nutrition/Biochemistry/ Nursing) or B.Sc. with Nutrition as one of the major subjects]

The admission is based upon the entrance examination AP-PGMET and merit list to enroll in the college. Students can apply online for the course and the college also organizes counseling sessions for the students who have passed the exam.

The admission depends on the selection test AP-PGMET and merit list to take admission in the M.SC. The college organizes counseling sessions for the students who have passed the exam and can submit the document for admission.

It is a great college. I have mentioned everything about the college extensively and I would suggest to have a look at the course if you are the nutritionist and wants to expand your knowledge. It is a reasonable course in the applied nutrition.

It is a great institution for those who wants to expand their genre of nutrition. It offers a vast knowledge about the food culture and the nutritional requirements of the society. It offers us practical experience with an assured job prospect.

I got admission in this institute after qualifying my bachelor degree and entrance examination. The minimum criteria was 55 percent of marks in B. SC (Nursing), MBBS, B. SC (Nutrition, Bio - chemistry, Applied Nutrition) as one of the main subjects. Candidates need to appear an entrance examination to get admission in this course. For entrance examination the minimum qualifying mark was 50 percent and 45 percent of marks for SC /ST students. The entrance examination was conducted by the institute.

After qualifying my bachelor degree in Home science with 70 of marks, i took admission in this institute. The minimum eligibility is to pass B. Sc degree in (Home science /Food and Nutrition) or B. Sc in life science or M.B.B.S or B.A.M.S with minimum 55 percent of marks are eligible to get admission. Students need to appear an entrance examination to get admission in this course. The final selection is based on the marks obtained in entrance examination and on the marks obtained in bachelor degree.

The admission depends on the selection test AP-PGMET and merit list to take admission in the M.SC. The college organizes counseling sessions for the students who have passed the exam and can submit the document for admission.

Candidates for admission to M.Sc. (Applied Nutrition) Course should have passed in any of the following examinations of the University of Andhra Pradesh or any other University recognized by the University Grants Commission (UGC) as equivalent thereto. The college takes in students purely on basis of merit.