Diploma in Rural & Uban Health CARE Course Fee : 45000 Duration : 45000 Eligibility : 10/12 th

Diploma in Rural and Urban Health Care (DRUHC)

Course Name: Diploma in Rural and Urban Health Care
Short Name: DRUHC
Duration: 2 Years

Eligibility

  • Minimum Qualification: 10th Pass or equivalent from a recognized Board.
  • Minimum Age: 16 Years.
  • Maximum Age: No upper age limit (as per institutional norms).

Examination & Practical Subjects

1st Year

Subject Theory Practical Total
Human Anatomy & Physiology 100 100 200
Fundamentals of Community Health 100 100 200
Primary Health Care & First Aid 100 100 200
Health, Hygiene, Nutrition & Infection Control 100 100 200
Medical Ethics & Communication Skills 100 100 200

1st Year Total

  • Theory: 500 Marks
  • Practical: 500 Marks
  • Total: 1000 Marks

2nd Year

Subject Theory Practical Total
Maternal & Child Health 100 100 200
Communicable & Non-Communicable Diseases 100 100 200
Environmental Health & Sanitation 100 100 200
Community Health Programmes & Health Education 100 100 200
Clinical & Community Field Training 100 100 200

2nd Year Total

  • Theory: 500 Marks
  • Practical: 500 Marks
  • Total: 1000 Marks

Grand Total

  • Theory: 1000 Marks
  • Practical: 1000 Marks
  • Overall: 2000 Marks

Career Scope

After successful completion of the course, diploma holders may work in:

  • Rural Health Centres
  • Urban Health Centres
  • Community Health Centres
  • Primary Health Centres
  • Government & Private Hospitals (Supportive Roles)
  • NGOs and Public Health Projects
  • Health Awareness & Wellness Programmes
  • Healthcare Institutions

Career Opportunities

  • Rural Health Assistant
  • Urban Health Assistant
  • Community Health Assistant
  • Primary Health Care Assistant
  • Health Educator
  • Patient Care Assistant
  • Community Outreach Worker
  • Public Health Support Worker

Note: This is an Autonomous Diploma programme intended to prepare learners for supportive roles in rural and urban healthcare services. It does not confer eligibility for independent medical practice, statutory registration, or recognition as a medical qualification. Diploma holders must work only within the scope permitted by applicable laws and under appropriate professional supervision where required.