BMLT

Hi Pratiksha,
I would encourage any man to enter nursing as a professional career, particularly if you enjoy interacting with people and science. I now know BMLT is a medical technology programme (this would be someone I believe who enjoys playing with science directly and is inquisitive regarding laboratory work. So, you see that both are very different fields. It comes down to the individual and where their bliss lies.
Best of luck.

Bachelor in Medical Laboratory Technology or BMLT is a 3-year undergraduate course designed to equip eligible candidates with an advanced learning in both routine and sophisticated laboratory diagnostic procedures.
Aspiring candidates need to have qualified the Senior Secondary Certificate (class XIIth) examination in the Science stream, with a minimum aggregate score of 50% (45% for SC/ST candidates) or equivalent CGPA.

Hello Shamshad,
Yes, it has. It will provide placements with an average package of 3.5 LPA to 4 LPA but very few times 8 LPA. The worst thing is that if you want to sit for the placement then you will have to pay INR 12,000 extra but only for B.Tech course, for others courses.

B.Pharm is the best option in terms of job posting instead of BMLT. Future after the this degree is bright. There are lot of universities which are which are good enough for B.Pharma. Some of them are as follows. For more details, check out the websites the official websites of these universities:
1) Himachal Pradesh University, Shimla, Himachal Pradesh
2) Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University, Delhi
3) Lovely Professional University
4) Hemchandracharya North Gujarat University, Gujarat
5) Osmania University, Andhra Pradesh.

DMLT is the option as you will save you a year compared to BMLT. But I would suggest you to go for Masters as biotech is an emerging field and you have bright options as a biotechnologist. Also, if you are inclined towards medical labs, many genetic and molecular labs prefer biotech candidates.