Quick Facts

• Mode of Study: On-campus with integrated practical training and internships.
• Duration:
  • Diploma Courses: 1-3 years
  • Undergraduate Courses: 3-4 years
  • Postgraduate Courses: 2 years
• Specializations: Medical Laboratory Technology, Physiotherapy, Pharmacy, Public Health, and more.
• Hands-On Training: Clinical rotations and internships in hospitals, diagnostic centers, and research labs.
• Recognition: All programs are approved by relevant regulatory bodies such as PCI, INC, and UGC.

Popular Courses

Paramedical courses cater to a wide spectrum of healthcare roles. Popular programs include:

• Bachelor in Medical Laboratory Technology (BMLT): Focuses on diagnostic techniques and laboratory operations.
• Master in Medical Laboratory Technology (MLT): Advanced training in laboratory diagnostics and research methodologies.
• Bachelor of Physiotherapy (BPT): Specializes in physical therapy techniques for rehabilitation.
• Master of Public Health (MPH): Emphasizes public health management, epidemiology, and healthcare policies.
• Bachelor of Pharmacy (B. Pharma): Covers pharmaceutical sciences, drug formulations, and quality assurance.
• Diploma in Pharmacy (D. Pharma): Focuses on the basics of pharmacy and medication dispensing.
• Auxiliary Nurse Midwifery (ANM): Trains students in basic nursing and midwifery practices.
• General Nursing and Midwifery (GNM): Prepares students for nursing roles in hospitals and clinics.
• Bachelor of Public Health (BPH): Explores community health, disease prevention, and health education.

Eligibility

Eligibility criteria vary depending on the course and level of study:

• Diploma Courses (e.g., ANM, GNM, D. Pharma): A minimum of 10+2 with PCB (Physics, Chemistry, Biology) is required.
• Undergraduate Programs (e.g., BMLT, BPT, B. Pharma, BPH): Candidates must have passed 10+2 with PCB or PCM with a minimum aggregate of 50%.
• Postgraduate Programs (e.g., MLT, MPH): A relevant undergraduate degree with a minimum of 50% marks from a recognized university.
• Age Limit: Candidates must be at least 17 years old at the time of admission.
• Additional Requirements: For some postgraduate programs, work experience in a healthcare setting may be advantageous.

Career Path

Paramedical courses offer diverse and rewarding career opportunities across various healthcare domains. Graduates can pursue roles such as:

• Medical Laboratory Technologists: Work in diagnostic labs, hospitals, and research facilities.
• Physiotherapists: Help patients recover from physical injuries or disabilities in hospitals or private clinics.
• Pharmacists: Dispense medications, manage drugstores, or work in pharmaceutical companies.
• Public Health Professionals: Design and implement health policies, working with NGOs, government bodies, and international organizations.
• Nursing Professionals (ANM/GNM): Deliver quality patient care in hospitals, clinics, and community healthcare settings.
• Emergency Medical Technicians: Provide pre-hospital care during medical emergencies.
• Cardiovascular Technologists: Assist in diagnostic and interventional cardiac procedures.
• Speech Therapists & Audiologists: Treat speech, hearing, and communication disorders.

With the growing demand for healthcare services, paramedical graduates are highly sought after in hospitals, diagnostic centers, rehabilitation facilities, and global healthcare organizations.