Bachelor of Medical Laboratory Technology (BMLT) 

at Quantum School of Health Sciences (Admission Office), Dehradun

Admission to the school starts with the registration process. Candidates wishing to get into Quantum School of Health Sciences must follow the below admission process:

Step 1: Quantum School of Health Sciences Application

As the first step, applicants must register with the college and deposit a registration fee of INR 1,200 along with the duly filled registration form. Registered candidates are then invited for admission. Aspirants can also register themselves for admission to Quantum by visiting the campus, or any of our Admission Offices.

Step 2: Selection Process

Quantum School of Health Sciences shortlist aspirants based on merit in the last qualifying exam. Aspirants must complete Class 12 in relevant subjects with at least 45% aggregate for admission.

Step 3: Admission Confirmation

Once the applicants are shortlisted, they need to confirm their seat by paying the programme fee. The fee is different for different courses.

Yes, the Quantum School of Health Sciences (Admission Office) offers internships for the BSc programme, which is fulfilled after the fourth semester by the end to providing students with practical exposure for at least a duration, i.e., a minimum of 45 days. Students work together during this internship, where they join activities such as RT Feed formation, Preparation of Therapeutic Diets and counselling sessions with OPD patients in an in-hospital setting. Students are further expected to record their daily observations and develop an internship report based on those and 1-2 case studies.

BSc programme of Quantum School Of Health Sciences is a three-year semester based curriculum. The primary focus of BSc prorgamme discipline is on nourishment and also consists of a lot of various other subjects, such as Human Physiology, Food Processing, Riches Demographics as well as Agricultural Extensions in addition to areas connected to microbiology along with Chemistry. Students are eventually trained to provide advice on nutrition and health.

Quantum School of Health Sciences is one of the schools under Quantum University offering courses at UG and PG levels. The school offers BPharm, DPharm, BSc, MSc, BMRIT and BMLT through three departments, namely Department of Pharmacy, Department of Applied Sciences and Department of Paramedical Sciences. Admission to all the courses is based on merit in the last qualifying exam.

Quantum University has released the combined placement data for all the schools associated with it. Check the complete insights of Quantum School of Health Sciences (Admission Office) placements from the table below:

NOTE: The aforementioned details are fetched from the official website of Quantum University and are the overall data for all the affiliated schools.

The Q-Care scholarship exam at Quantum School of Health Sciences consists of 100 multiple-choice questions and lasts for one hour. The exam covers sections on English (10 questions), Physics (30 questions), Chemistry (30 questions), and Biology (30 questions). Each correct answer earns one mark, and there is no negative marking for incorrect responses. To be eligible for the scholarship, candidates must pass the Q-Care exam, which is conducted online.

Yes, admission to the BSc course of Quantum School of Health Sciences is totally based on merit. The criteria adopted by this university in its admission process for its BSc course include a merit screening system where the selection of candidates will be based on their academics. The university offers a BSc programme specialising in Nutrition and Dietetics. Applicants must meet the minimum eligibility criteria to have their applications considered. 

The tuition fee for the BSc programme at Quantum School of Health Sciences (Admission Office) is INR 1.8 lakh. The tuition fee is calculated based on the first year. The actual amount may vary. The fees might include components other than tuition fees. However, the fee mentioned above is for outside Uttarakhand students. Additionally, there are other components apart from the tuition fee, which are chargeable or paid annually/semesterly. The mentioned fee is taken from the official website/sanctioning body. It is still subject to changes and, hence, is indicative.