Admission Process Overview

The admission process for the Global Health program at Aiph University Bhubaneswar is designed to identify academically strong and passionate candidates who are committed to making a difference in global health. The process is transparent, fair, and aligned with national standards to ensure equitable access and excellence.

Eligibility Criteria

Applicants must meet the following eligibility criteria:

• Age Limit: Candidates must be at least 17 years old by December 31st of the year of admission. Maximum age limit is 25 years for all categories.
• Qualifying Exam: Candidates must have passed the Class 12th or equivalent examination with Physics, Chemistry, Biology (PCB), and Mathematics as core subjects.
• Minimum Percentage in 12th Grade: A minimum of 60% marks in aggregate for General category candidates. For SC/ST/PwD candidates, the minimum requirement is 55%.
• Subject Combination: PCB with Mathematics is mandatory for admission to the Global Health program.

Application Procedure

The application process involves several stages:

1. Online Registration: Interested candidates must register online through the official university website and submit required documents.
2. Document Submission: Candidates need to upload scanned copies of their academic certificates, identity proof, and other relevant documents.
3. Application Fee Payment: A nominal fee must be paid via net banking or credit/debit card. Refund policies apply for those who withdraw before the final result.
4. Verification: Submitted documents are verified by the university's admission committee to ensure authenticity.
5. Result Declaration: Final merit list is published based on JEE Advanced or equivalent entrance exam scores and academic performance.

Admission Categories

The university follows a categorized admission system, with separate quotas for different groups:

• General Category: No reservation.
• EWS (Economically Weaker Sections): 10% reservation.
• OBC-NCL: 27% reservation.
• SC/ST: 15% reservation each for SC and ST categories.
• PwD (Persons with Disabilities): 3% reservation for PwD candidates with valid certificates.

Entrance Examination

The primary mode of selection is through JEE Advanced or equivalent examinations. Candidates must secure a qualifying rank in the national-level exam to be considered for admission. The university also conducts its own entrance test for candidates who do not qualify through national exams.

Rank Analysis and Historical Data

The following table presents opening and closing ranks for the last seven years of admissions:

Year	Category	Opening Rank	Closing Rank
2024	General	3500	8900
2024	EWS	1200	3500
2024	OBC-NCL	6000	15000
2024	SC	2000	6000
2024	ST	1500	5000
2024	PwD (General)	300	1000
2023	General	4000	9500
2023	EWS	1000	3000
2023	OBC-NCL	5500	14000
2023	SC	1800	5500
2023	ST	1200	4500
2023	PwD (General)	250	900
2022	General	4500	10000
2022	EWS	900	2800
2022	OBC-NCL	5000	13000
2022	SC	1600	5000
2022	ST	1100	4000
2022	PwD (General)	200	800
2021	General	5000	10500
2021	EWS	800	2600
2021	OBC-NCL	4500	12000
2021	SC	1400	4500
2021	ST	1000	3800
2021	PwD (General)	180	700

Exam Preparation Strategy

To succeed in the admission process, aspirants should follow these strategic steps:

• Start Early: Begin preparation at least six months before the exam date to cover all subjects thoroughly.
• Focus on Core Subjects: Concentrate on Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and Mathematics as these are crucial for JEE Advanced.
• Practice Previous Year Papers: Solve past papers to understand exam patterns and improve time management skills.
• Take Mock Tests Regularly: Participate in online mock tests offered by coaching institutes or the university itself.
• Revise Thoroughly: Allocate time for revision after completing each topic to reinforce learning.

Counseling Process and Choice Filling Strategy

The counseling process involves several steps:

1. Choice Filling: Candidates must fill preferences in order of priority. It is essential to research available programs thoroughly before making choices.
2. Seat Allotment: Seats are allocated based on merit and category-wise reservations. The final allotment is done through a centralized process.
3. Document Verification: Once a seat is allocated, candidates must verify documents within the stipulated time to confirm admission.

For effective choice filling:

• Research Programs: Understand the reputation and outcomes of various programs offered by the university.
• Consider Cutoffs: Based on previous years' cutoffs, prioritize programs that are likely to be within your rank range.
• Balance Risk and Reward: Include a mix of high-risk, high-reward options with safer choices for better chances of admission.