Harmanjot Kaur Atal's Review On Academy Of Hospital Administration - [AHA], Noida

Having spent two amazing years at AHA, I believe that these were the best years of my life. Be it the friends I made, or the knowledge I gained; this experience is unbeatable. Every day at work, I thank my teachers for teaching those invaluable lessons. For anyone who has thought about pursuing this course, I guess this College would do justice to your dreams, and you would not be disheartened with your decision.

Labs Very Frequent Leaving You With A Hectic Day Or It Was Chilled? The curriculum at AHA has been very well designed. We have enough time for practicals and corporate exposure. It is not solely based on rote learning, and research work is highly encouraged. On some days, the labs went on till 4, which seemed hectic; however, now, when I look back to those days, I understand that all that was necessary. Those hectic days were the ones who have helped me reach this successful position today.

There were no placement opportunities back then, and I don't think they are still there. Since it's a medical training and research institute, students usually take up positions in reputed hospitals. Our teachers helped us with referrals, and that helped us a lot.

I paid the total fees of INR 66000 for two years course. Comparing it with several other private colleges offering this course, this fees is feasible and affordable. Several scholarship and loan options are also available for the students.

The College holds a National level symposium event every year in which highly experienced professionals from the industry are invited along with students from colleges all across the country. Other than this main event, the College has amazing facilities for extracurricular activities and sports. All our labs and committee rooms were air-conditioned and had all the required tools.

The college environment and culture at AHA will make you comfortable from day 1. You would not feel like you have come to a new place. Be it seniors, or the professors; all are so welcoming and friendly. I am still in contact with some of my seniors from AHA, and I am so happy to be working under one of them. He helped me secure this job, and I can't thank him enough for this!

. I passed out from AHA two years ago. At my time, the admission criteria were very simple, and so was the procedure. I took the application form from the college window only since I stay nearby. After the submission of form along with relevant documents, a merit list was released in which I had luckily secured a position. As per the college authorities, this list was made using comprehensive criteria like work experience, graduation scores, etc.

Till today, I miss my college days more because of the amazing faculty members than my friends. Our professors were always on their toes to help us. They were so experienced that one could figure out how knowledgeable they are just by attending one lecture of theirs. They kept us all so engrossed in the subjects, and nothing seemed boring with their teaching.