217 graduate from St. John’s Institute of Allied Health Sciences
St. John’s Institute of Allied Health Sciences in Bengaluru held its annual convocation, graduating 217 students. Several students received university ranks for their academic performance in various health science programs.
Why it matters
The graduation highlights the ongoing development of the healthcare workforce in India, which is critical for public health infrastructure.
A total of 217 students graduated from the Institute of Allied Health Sciences, St. John’s Medical College, at its annual convocation held in Bengaluru on Friday.
The graduating batch included students from various allied health science programmes. As many as 14 graduates and postgraduates also secured ranks in examinations conducted by the Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences (RGUHS).
Among them, Maria Renita Swathy secured the first rank in Master’s in Hospital Administration programme, while Payel Chakraborty secured the first rank in MSc Medical Laboratory Technology (MLT). Sandeep secured the third rank in MSc MLT (Haematology and Blood Transfusion).
In MSc MLT (Microbiology and Immunology), Dhanasree Varrier secured the second rank, Bhat Divyashree Mahabala the third rank, and Muhammed Shiyas the fourth rank.
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