MPHW Course state university admission 2025-26

MPHW means Multi-Purpose Health Worker. It has duration of two years. They have knowledge about Anatomy & Physiology of humans at the basic level. The student can get direct admission in this course. MPHW is offered by various colleges and institutes. The candidate who wants to pursue MPHW should have 10+2 with minimum 50% marks from recognized board. The popular colleges for this course are ARC Education Para Medical Institute, Aryabhatt College of Nursing, and The Institute of Technical Education etc. The average course fee is between INR 50,000 to INR 80,000. They can work in hospitals and nursing homes. The expected salary after this course is INR 3 lakh per annum.

MPHW Eligibility:

The candidate who wants to pursue MPHW should have 10+2 with minimum 50% marks from recognized board. The admission can be taken directly in MPHW course. The candidate should be medically fit. The candidate age should not less than 17 or not more than 35.

MPHW Admission Process:

Some college have different admission process. The admission is take place on the basis of entrance exam or merit based. Some college require state or national level entrance exam and other colleges conduct their own entrance exam.

Documents required for Admission in MPHW are as following-

• Evidence of birth date
• Class 10th Certificate
• Class 12th Certificate
• Migration Certificate
• Domicile certificate
• Character certificate
• Certificates for Planned Caste, Planned Tribe, and Other In reverse Castes
• Proof of disability (if any)

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Primary Healthcare Services: They provide basic medical care, vaccinations, & offer treatments for minor ailments.

Community Health: They are often present in rural or underserved areas, where they serve as a bridge between communities and healthcare facilities. They conduct health camps, home visits, & health awareness programs to promote wellness and prevent diseases.

Health Education: Their core responsibilities are educating individuals & communities about health-related issues, hygiene practices, disease prevention, and family planning.

Maternal and Child Health: They provide maternal & child healthcare services, including prenatal care, assisting during childbirth, & offering postnatal support. They also ensure immunizations & monitor child development.

Emergency Care:  They offer first aid & immediate medical assistance, stabilizing patients before they can be transferred to higher-level healthcare facilities.

Disease Prevention: They actively participate in disease surveillance, outbreak management, & implementation of preventive measures. MPHWs are vital in spreading awareness about contagious diseases & ways to control their spread.

Public Health Initiatives:  They are integral to public health programs like immunization drives, family planning campaigns, & sanitation awareness initiatives.

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