Madina M.Sc Applied Nutrition FAQs
Ques. Is TG CPGET mandatory for admission to M.Sc. Applied Nutrition at Madina Degree & PG College For Women?
Ans. Yes, TG CPGET (Telangana Common Post Graduate Entrance Test) is the mandatory entrance exam for admission to M.Sc. Applied Nutrition at Madina Degree & PG College For Women. The exam is conducted by Osmania University, Hyderabad, and admission is based on the CPGET rank obtained. Candidates must appear for subject code 74 (M.Sc. Nutrition & Dietetics / Applied Nutrition) in the CPGET exam. There is no direct admission without a valid CPGET score.
Ques. What is the difference between M.Sc. Applied Nutrition and M.Sc. Nutrition & Dietetics offered at Madina College?
Ans. Both courses are 2-year PG programmes offered at Madina Degree & PG College For Women and are affiliated to Osmania University. M.Sc. Applied Nutrition focuses more on the scientific and biochemical aspects of nutrition, food composition, and community nutrition, while M.Sc. Nutrition & Dietetics has a stronger clinical orientation covering therapeutic diets, hospital dietetics, and patient counselling. Both courses have the same total fees of Rs. 70,000 and are admitted through TG CPGET. Students should choose based on their career interest - research/community nutrition vs. clinical/hospital dietetics.
Ques. Does Madina Degree & PG College For Women provide placement assistance for M.Sc. Applied Nutrition graduates?
Ans. Yes, the college facilitates placements through collaborations with hospitals, wellness centres, and IT companies. The college's placement rate is above 60% overall. For M.Sc. Applied Nutrition graduates, career opportunities include roles as clinical nutritionists, diet consultants, nutrition researchers, public health nutritionists, and food industry professionals. The college also has tie-ups with T-Hub for internships and organises abroad education fairs for students interested in international opportunities.
Ques. Can I get a fee scholarship for M.Sc. Applied Nutrition at Madina College if I belong to the minority community?
Ans. Yes, students from minority communities (Muslim, Christian, Sikh, Buddhist, Parsi, Jain) who are domiciled in Telangana can apply for the Telangana ePASS Post-Matric Scholarship, which covers full tuition fee reimbursement of up to Rs. 70,000 for M.Sc. courses. The family income must be within the prescribed limit (up to Rs. 2 lakh per annum for urban areas). Applications are submitted online through telanganaepass.cgg.gov.in. Students must maintain 75% attendance and submit valid caste, income, and domicile certificates. Given that Madina College is a minority institution, a significant number of students benefit from this scholarship.
Ques. What is the seat intake for M.Sc. Applied Nutrition at Madina Degree & PG College For Women, and how competitive is admission?
Ans. The seat intake for M.Sc. Applied Nutrition at Madina Degree & PG College For Women is 36 seats. Based on student queries on forums, candidates with CPGET ranks up to 300-400 in M.Sc. Nutrition & Dietetics/Applied Nutrition have been able to secure seats in affiliated colleges. Since Madina College is a popular choice among women students in Hyderabad due to its affordable fees and strong academic record, competition can be moderate. It is advisable to participate in all phases of CPGET counselling and exercise multiple college preferences to improve chances of allotment.
Ques. Is the M.Sc. Applied Nutrition degree from Madina College recognised, and what are the career prospects after the course?
Ans. Yes, the M.Sc. Applied Nutrition degree from Madina Degree & PG College For Women is fully recognised as it is affiliated to Osmania University, one of the oldest and most reputed universities in Telangana. Graduates can pursue careers as clinical nutritionists, diet consultants, nutrition educators, food safety officers, public health nutritionists, and researchers. They can also appear for government recruitment exams for nutrition-related posts. Further studies such as Ph.D. in Nutrition or specialised certifications in sports nutrition, diabetes education, or food technology are also popular options after this degree.







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