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a year agoContributor-Level 10
Think about what you like to study and what skills you are good at.
If you like lab work, then DMLT course can be better for you.
If you like medicines, then Pharmacy may be right choice.
End of day best choice depend on your interest and future goals. You should read more about both, know your strong points and also see which one match with your dreams.
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
Yes, BSc MLT typically stands for Bachelor of Science in Medical Laboratory Technology which is a degree programme focused on training students in various laboratory techniques and procedures used in medical diagnostics and research.
Graduates of BSc MLT often work in clinical laboratories, hospitals, research facilities, and other healthcare settings.
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
Yes after finishing Class 10 or 12 students can join DMLT course.
DMLT course is 2 year Diploma where you learn lab work and how to do medical test and checking.
For eligibility you need to pass Class 10 or same exam from recognised board with Science subject. Mostly you need 50% marks, but it can be little different in some colleges. So better to check college rule before applying.
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
DMLT course teach many lab techniques that help in finding, checking and treating sickness. things you learn can be little different in each college, but here is general idea of common techniques in DMLT:
Phlebotomy: Taking blood from patient for tests.
Haematology: Counting blood cells, checking blood smear, haemoglobin level and clotting.
Clinical Pathology: Testing body fluids like urine, spinal fluid, joint fluid.
Microbiology: Growing and finding germs like bacteria, virus, fungus and parasite.
Biochemistry: Checking glucose, cholesterol, enzymes and electrolytes in blood and fluids.
Histopathology: Preparing and looking at tissues unde
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
If you already done BSc degree and want to join DMLT course, you have to think about some things. Mostly DMLT course is made for students who finish Class 12 with Science but some colleges may give different admission rules for students who have higher degree.
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
After finishing DMLT course, students can pick different study or job way depend on what they like, what goal they have, and how much they want to specialise in lab science field.
Some options are:
Bachelor's in Medical Laboratory Technology (BSc MLT)
Bachelor's in Biomedical Science or Life Science
Bachelor's in Nursing or Allied Health
Master's in Medical Lab Tech or related subject
Do professional certificate courses
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
No DMLT course is not same like a degree.
DMLT is diploma level course, usually after Class 12, but degree is higher study that you get after finishing bachelor program.
Both DMLT and degree in lab tech prepare you for lab jobs but degree give more deep study, theory, research and also more career chance than diploma.
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
Yes students with DMLT course can also try to open and run their own lab but there are some rules and things to follow.
But remember starting a medical lab need you to follow government rules and standards. You also need to get license and certificate before you can run lab.
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
Salary after DMLT course in India can be different, it depend on your experience, where you work, what hospital or lab, and what job role you do.
Here is simple idea of yearly salary for DMLT people in India:
Entry Level: INR 2.5 – 4 LPA
Mid Level: INR 4 – 6 LPA
Senior Level: INR 4 – 8 LPA
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
Studying DMLT course can be easy for some kids and hard for some but it depends on how you study, what you know before and your own style of learning.
Here are some things that make DMLT course little hard:
Lab Work: You have to do hands-on training with lab tools, do tests and experiments. You need to be okay with practical work.
Medical Words: You must learn many new big words about body, sickness and lab tests.
Clinical Training: You will also go in real labs to practice work.
Detail Work: You must be very careful because even small mistake can make big problem.
Time Use: Many subject to study, so you need to manage time good for class, h
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