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Medical Tourism
CERTIFICATE

This Dissertation report on _______________________________ is submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirement of Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA), Of Amity School of Business, Amity University Uttar Pradesh.

This is a bonafide work conducted by _________________________ enrollment number _____________________of BBA class of 2008; under the guidance of ______________________ (industry guide) and _____________________(faculty guide).

TABLE OF CONTENTS

CHAPTER 1.

• INTRODUCTION 6- 9

a) Brief description of Healthcare industry. b) Healthcare in India c) Tourism in India d) Medical tourism e) Review of literature

CHAPTER 2

• MEDICAL TOURISM 10-39

CHAPTER 3

• Objective and sub objectives 40 • Research methodology 41 • Research design • Data collection sources • Primary data • Secondary data • Sample size 42 • Limitations of the study • Parameters and criteria for the viability of the project 43

CHAPTER 4

MARKET VIABILITY OF INDIAN HEALTHCARE INDUSTRY 43-55 • Segmentation • Marketing mix • Demand forecast

CHAPTER 5

SAMPLE BACKGROUND

a) Apollo 55-58 b) FORTIS 58-60 c) Max Hospital

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