Ministry of Health Reschedules Sale of Admission Forms

Ministry of Health Reschedules Sale of Admission Forms, Introduces New Mobile App for Health Training Institutions

In a significant step towards enhancing the admissions process for Health Training Institutions, the Ministry of Health has introduced an innovative, user-friendly mobile application. 

This new platform allows prospective students to conveniently purchase and submit admission forms from the comfort of their own homes. 

By leveraging technology, the Ministry aims to improve accessibility, convenience, and transparency in the admissions process, making it easier for applicants to navigate the system. 

The mobile application is designed to simplify the admissions process, reducing the need for physical visits to designated sales points. 

With this app, applicants can purchase admission forms online, submit completed forms digitally, track the status of their application, and receive notifications and updates on the admissions process. 

Due to the introduction of the new mobile application, the Ministry of Health has rescheduled the sale of admission forms. 

The forms will now be available starting May 5, 2025, instead of the initially planned date of April 22, 2025. 

The deadline for purchasing and submitting completed forms is June 5, 2025. This adjustment ensures a smooth rollout and full functionality of the new platform before applicants begin the process. 

The Ministry is confident that this mobile application will significantly reduce the challenges often faced by applicants, such as long queues, travel costs, and paperwork. 

By digitizing the admissions process, the Ministry aims to provide a smoother experience for all involved. 

The public, especially those interested in applying to Health Training Institutions, is encouraged to take advantage of this digital solution.

The Ministry of Health's introduction of a mobile application for the purchase and submission of admission forms marks a significant milestone in the country's efforts to leverage technology in improving public services. 

By embracing digital innovation, the Ministry is committed to making the admissions process more efficient, accessible, and transparent for all applicants.


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