Get Job-Ready with Apollo’s Allied Health Programs

Apollo Healthcare Academy is an initiative by Apollo Hospitals Education and Research that focuses on delivering industry-relevant allied healthcare education. It combines academic learning with strong clinical exposure through collaborations with reputed universities across India. While training is provided by AHA, degrees are awarded by partner universities.

AHA aims to close the gap between theoretical education and practical healthcare experience by offering structured degree programs, hands-on hospital training, and career-focused education.

AHA offers a wide range of undergraduate and postgraduate programs in allied healthcare, including specializations such as Anaesthesia Technology, Physiotherapy, Medical Laboratory Science, Optometry, Critical Care, Radiology, Nutrition, and an MBA in Health Service Management, among others.

The program follows a 4-year structure:

• Year 1: Full-time theoretical learning
• Year 2: Academic study with around 40% practical hospital training
• Year 3: Continued academics with about 60% practical exposure
• Year 4: Full-time paid internship in hospitals

In the fourth year, students undertake a paid internship in hospital settings, earning a monthly stipend ranging from ₹10,000 to ₹15,000 depending on performance and location.

Yes, students can receive up to 25% scholarship based on their performance in an online MCQ-based exam derived from Class 11 and 12 syllabi. Eligibility requires PCB background with at least 50% marks in each subject and completion of the application process.

AHA collaborates with several reputed universities across India, which award the degrees. AHA handles the clinical training, skill development, and hospital exposure.

Admissions can be completed either online or offline and typically involve enquiry, counselling, application submission, fee payment, offer letter issuance, seat confirmation, and final admission approval.

Yes, students receive extensive hands-on training in real hospital environments, primarily at Apollo Hospitals and partner institutions.

Yes, AHA provides placement assistance through its hospital network. Graduates can pursue careers in hospitals, labs, ICUs, operation theatres, imaging departments, and other healthcare organizations.

Applicants must have completed 10+2 or equivalent with Physics, Chemistry and Biology as required subjects and a minimum of 50% aggregate marks from a recognised board. Students with a PCM background who take Biology as a supplementary course are also eligible.

The B.Optometry is a 5-year degree programme.

The total fee of a B.Optometry programme is 2.5 LPA per annum.

At Apollo AHA, we have a dedicated Career Development Cell that provides complete placement assistance, such as resume building, interview preparation and hospital networking opportunities. We conduct recruitment drives with various employers visiting the campus.

Fees are payable semester-wise. The first instalment is due at the time of admission to the programme and subsequent payments are due at the beginning of each semester. Apollo AHA also offers flexible payment options, including semester-wise, annual or one-time full payment.

Yes, Apollo Allied Health Academy provides merit-based scholarships worth up to 25% of tuition for ideal applicants. In addition, partner banks offer need-based financial help and student loans. Students from low-income backgrounds may be eligible for special scholarships through our Inclusive Education Initiative.

Students can pursue a Master of Optometry, M.Sc. in Vision Science or specialisations in contact lens technology, low vision rehabilitation or pursue research and academic roles.

Yes, optometry is a globally recognised profession. With further certification or licensing exams, many graduates work abroad in countries like the UAE, Australia, the UK and Canada.