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Faculty of Commerce and Management | Educational Visit to Niharika Hospital for MBA Hospital & Healthcare Management Students
31 Aug 2026
As an integral part of the Orientation Programme for MBA Hospital and Healthcare students, an educational visit to Niharika Hospital was organized to provide students with meaningful practical exposure to the healthcare industry. The visit aimed to familiarize students with the functioning of a hospital and provide firsthand knowledge of hospital administration and healthcare management.
Objectives of the Visit
- To understand the overall functioning and organizational structure of a hospital.
- To gain practical exposure to hospital administration and management processes.
- To observe patient-care services and departmental operations.
- To understand coordination among various hospital departments.
- To connect classroom concepts with real-world healthcare practices.
Learning and Practical Exposure
During the visit, students observed the day-to-day functioning of Niharika Hospital and gained insights into administrative processes, patient-care services, departmental coordination, and hospital operations. The exposure enabled students to understand how different departments work together to ensure efficient healthcare delivery and quality patient care.
Connecting Classroom Learning with Industry Practices
The visit provided an opportunity for students to relate their academic learning to actual healthcare practices. Interaction with healthcare professionals helped them understand the responsibilities and challenges associated with managing healthcare organizations. Students also recognized the importance of teamwork, communication, leadership, discipline, patient-centric care, and efficient resource management in the healthcare sector.
Professional Development
The hospital visit offered MBA Hospital and Healthcare students an early understanding of the professional healthcare environment. It broadened their perspective on healthcare delivery and encouraged them to approach their academic journey with greater practical awareness, professional confidence, and an industry-oriented outlook.
Coordination and Guidance
The visit was coordinated and organized by Mr. Gurmeet Singh under the valuable guidance of Prof. (Dr) Indu Shukla Ma’am. Their planning, coordination, and continuous support played an important role in making the visit informative, engaging, and beneficial for the students.
Student Participation
The students actively participated throughout the visit and demonstrated enthusiasm and curiosity while learning about different aspects of hospital management. Their interaction with healthcare professionals and observation of hospital systems provided valuable insights into the practical functioning of a healthcare institution.
Key Outcomes
The visit enabled students to:
- Develop a practical understanding of hospital administration.
- Gain insight into healthcare delivery systems.
- Understand the importance of interdepartmental coordination.
- Recognize the role of leadership and teamwork in healthcare management.
- Develop greater professional awareness and industry readiness.
- Strengthen the connection between theoretical knowledge and practical application.
Conclusion
Overall, the educational visit to Niharika Hospital was an enriching and valuable learning experience for the MBA Hospital and Healthcare students. It successfully complemented the Orientation Programme by providing practical exposure to hospital administration and healthcare operations. The visit strengthened students’ understanding of the healthcare sector and motivated them to begin their academic journey with a professional, practical, and industry-oriented outlook.
