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Tlm Institute of Health Sciences and Research Centre Physio Naini Prayagraj

Prayagraj, Uttar Pradesh · Medical · Private-Unaided

Est. 2026

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About Tlm Institute of Health Sciences and Research Centre Physio Naini Prayagraj

Tlm Institute of Health Sciences and Research Centre Physio Naini Prayagraj is a private institute in Prayagraj, Uttar Pradesh, established in 2026. Campusbells lists it under Medical.

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As described on the institution’s website

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Key facts

Established
2026
Ownership
Private-Unaided
Stream
Medical

Campus life

Facilities at Tlm Institute of Health Sciences and Research Centre Physio Naini Prayagraj

  • Laboratory
  • Medical
  • Lab
  • Incubation
  • Research Centre

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