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NCAHP standardises nutrition and dietetics courses, institutions face implementation hurdles - The Times of India (opens the original)
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As lifestyle-related diseases, sports nutrition and clinical nutrition gain more attention, the new Bachelor of Nutrition and Dietetics (Hons) framework introduced by the National Commission for Allied and Healthcare Professions (NCAHP) marks a shift towards a more standardised and professionally oriented programme. The 2026-27 session marks the first academic year of mandatory implementation of the new curriculum which places more emphasis on competency-based learning, clinical exposure, and ha
Curriculum revamp, scholarships, rising career avenues draw more students to AYUSH PG - The Times of India (opens the original)
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The number of candidates appearing for the All India AYUSH Post Graduate Entrance Test (AIAPGET) rose by nearly 18.5% this year, indicating growing interest in PG programmes in AYUSH disciplines. Around 49,864 candidates took the exam in 2026, up from 42,075 in 2025. The number has nearly doubled over six years, rising from 25,076 in 2020 to 49,864 in 2026. Of the 49,864 candidates who appeared in AIAPGET 2026, at least 35,838 candidates appeared for admission to the Ayurveda course and 10,643 f
As Orange economy booms, Sound Engineering outgrows its diploma-course image - The Times of India (opens the original)
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For years, Sound Engineering as a subject was studied through diploma courses offered by private training institutes, however, as India’s entertainment and creative industries expand, it is moving beyond diploma and vocational courses towards formal degree programmes. BA and BSc programmes in sound, audio production, and music technology have been offered by The NorthCap University, CMR University, Bengaluru, and Amity University, Noida. However, a few institutions including Universal Ai Univers
MPharm expands beyond medicines to develop Medical Devices - The Times of India (opens the original)
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In a move to broaden the scope of pharmacy education beyond medicines and traditional pharmaceutical manufacturing, the Pharmacy Council of India (PCI) has introduced Medical Devices as a new MPharm specialisation programme. The objective is to create professionals who can understand not just how a medical device is made, but whether it is safe, clinically useful, and compliant with regulations. The programme reflects the growing link betweenhealthcare, medicines, engineering and medical technol
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