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Course Details

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Full time

DURATION

24 Months

Master of Science (M.Sc.) in Artificial Intelligence in Medicine will provide training in the principles of AI in medicine. The emergence of AI Potential to revolutionize the healthcare research industry. It has been reported that global investment in AI start-ups grew from €1.2 billion in 2010 to €36.7 billion in 2018. During the COVID-19 crisis, China and the United States have taken a lead in using AI for automated diagnosis, exploring vaccines and treatments, and predicting disease development in society and individuals.

Eligibility Criteria

Any graduate in Science, Engineering, Pharmacy, Medical Science, Veterinary Science or equivalents with 55% aggregate marks from a recognized University are eligible for admission to First Semester M.Sc. in Artificial Intelligence in Medicine. Candidates seeking admission to M.Sc. in Artificial Intelligence in Medicine course must be more than 20 years of age as on 31st December 2023.

Student Reviews for M.Sc Artificial Intelligence in Medicine

1/5(1 Reviews)

College Infrastructure: 1/5

Academics: 1/5

Placements: 1/5

Value for Money: 1/5

Campus Life: 1/5

Very poor experience and complete waste of hard earned money

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Batch of 2024-01-01 | M.Sc Artificial Intelligence in Medicine

College Infrastructure

Not-so-good infrastructure facilities The infrastructure of the college is not good at all. While pursuing the course we have been told that a separate building will be allotted for our course but everything is on paper so far. Even the computer laboratory in which we used to take classes is not permanent either. We have been informed many times that a separate room has been allotted to us which will have fewer facilities. The premises are mostly clean, and there is only one small canteen providing only a few things to eat. Things will become way worse during summer because it doesn't have any drinking water facility, so even faculty members have to bring their own water bottles to the college to curb the heat during summer. The library is also quite small and fewer books are available over there. There is only a basketball court in the college, and apart from that there is nothing related to sports in the college. So, overall from the infrastructure point of view, the college is moderately fine, but not so good.

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