Speak directly with the admissions desk for counselling, eligibility guidance, and next-step support.
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What the contact team can help you clarify before you apply.
Families usually contact Carebridge to understand program fit, eligibility, fee planning, hostel questions, campus visits and how the global healthcare pathway is explained at the counselling stage.
Before you call
Keep the student's Class 12 stream, preferred healthcare program, and expected year of intake ready. That helps the admissions team guide you faster on eligibility, likely documentation, and whether the question should move to counselling or a campus-visit discussion.
Topics admissions can cover
You can ask about Nursing, Physiotherapy, Occupational Therapy, Radiology, Emergency Care, Psychology, Audiology, Dialysis, Special Education and other allied health degrees, along with fee direction, intake timelines, academic structure and practical learning exposure on campus.
When a visit helps most
A campus visit is useful when a family is comparing final options and wants to see the learning environment directly. Walking the campus often helps parents understand the scale, clinical context and day-to-day setting better than a brochure alone.
Can the contact team help me choose the right healthcare program?
Yes. The first conversation is often about fit. Families can describe the student's interests, Class 12 background and long-term goals, and the team can explain which healthcare degrees may be more aligned before the student moves into a deeper admissions discussion.
Can I ask about fees, eligibility and intake over the phone?
Yes. The admissions line is the right starting point for questions on 2026-27 eligibility, likely fee direction, available program options, counselling flow and the next steps needed before an application or campus visit is planned.
When should a family visit the campus instead of only calling?
A visit is usually best once the family has shortlisted one or two courses and wants to verify the environment in person. That includes seeing the academic setting, understanding access to labs and clinical learning spaces, and deciding with more confidence.
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