Ans. Yes, students from both the streams that are science and nonscience are equally eligible to apply for the BBA hospital administration. However, they must have passed Intermediate from a recognised board.

Ans. BBA hospital management provides you with holistic knowledge and training in crucial areas of operations such as public health, human resource management, community relations, physical relations, capital finance, and collective bargaining. This course will help you learn and understand the several operations on which a hospital functions. 

Ans. BBA hospital management will make students adept with modern hospital managerial finance theories as applied to health services. The major topics covered in the course are Healthcare law, Managing hospital finances, Building community relations, Public policy development, etc.

Ans. No, it's not mandatory to study maths or biology at intermediate level to get admission in a BBA hospital management course. Most of the universities accept students from all the streams provided that they have to the eligibility criteria of 50 to 60 percent aggregate. 

Ans. BBA Hospital Management entrance exam is a basic management and aptitude exam that would examine a candidate’s general aptitude and knowledge in management principles. 

Practising regularly for the test is a no-brainer but following a few tips should be considered for better performance. They must have a Clear quantitative approach and practice writing mock tests.

Time management is an important factor when candidates are looking to attempt about 120-150 questions in nearly 2 hours. Reading daily newspapers regularly will help candidates to enhance your general knowledge skills. 

Ans. With the growing population of the world, the need for health care is increasing day by day, and hence are the workload on medical institutions. The need for hospital managers is growing day by day as are the medical institutions and colleges growing at a fast pace. 

Ans. BBA hospital management graduates can work in nursing homes, clinics, public/private sector hospitals, health insurance companies, international and national healthcare organizations, medical institutes, public health departments, pharmaceuticals and hospital supply firms, etc.

Ans. At the starting of the career BBA hospital Management graduates can expect a salary of around INR 4 LPA to INR 6 LPA. However it may gradually grow with the experience that one gains in the medical industry. 

Ans. Hospital and healthcare managers work with physicians, make policy decisions, oversee patient care and budgeting and accounting, and lead marketing efforts to ensure their hospital functions smoothly. He or She manages, guides and supervises all the departments of the hospital such as physicians, health information technicians, nursing, medical record, etc. They are responsible to keep themselves up-to-date on new laws, improvement of care facilities, and are the presenter of facilities offered by the hospital to governing bodies.