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Parul Thapa

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Indeed, BSc MLT is a Paramedical course that teaches students how to use sample analysis and lab-based testing to help diagnose illnesses.

It is regarded as crucial to the operation of diagnostic healthcare services and is included in the field of allied health sciences. In labs, MLT specialists collaborate with physicians to guarantee precise test results.

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Kushika .

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Bachelor of Science in Physician Assistant (B.Sc. PA) is a common undergraduate degree for those seeking to become a Physician Assistant.

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Ashmit Saini

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BBDU Lucknow does not have a traditional B.Sc. in Anaesthesia Technology. Instead, it has a course called Bachelor in Anaesthesia and Operation Theatre Technology (AOTT) at the School of Allied Health Sciences. This is a professional programme which is related to anaesthesia, but tends to be slightly wider.

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Vaibhav Mishra

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There are many other course for paramedical other than pharmacy 

1 Diploma in Radiography 

2 Diploma in Optometry 

3 Diploma in Operation Theatre Technology 

4 B.Sc in medical Laboratory Technology 

5 B.Sc in Optometry 

6 B.Sc IN Medical Laboratory Assistant 

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Ujjwal Anand

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There are more than 100 colleges in India which offers Operation Theatre Technician course so first you need to decided that in which location you want to take admission. I do not have idea about South India, if you are searching for best college which offers Operation Theatre Technician course in Delhi or North India then you can take admission in Insitute of Public Health and Hygiene which is located in Mahipalpur Delhi. College is more than 50 years old and reputed in paramedical field. 

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Ajay Sharma

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No, NEET isn't needed for Optometry.

You can get admission based totally on your 12th marks or college entrance tests.

NEET is the handiest required for clinical publications like MBBS or BDS, now not for Optometry in maximum colleges.

 

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Aditya Patel

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Bangalore Baptist Hospital offers a B.Sc. Medical Laboratory Technology programme with 10 seats available. Eligibility requires 10+2 completion with Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and English, and a minimum aggregate of 35% in PCB. Admission is merit-based through relevant state exam or college selection procedure.  

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Golu Gupta

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As of now, Nilgiris Government Medical College (Ooty) mainly offers the MBBS course and doesn't officially list full-time paramedical programs like B.Sc. or diplomas. However, a recent job post for an Echo Technician suggests they may recruit allied health professionals with qualifications like B.Sc. Cardiac Tech or Imaging Tech. So while paramedical courses aren't formally offered yet, the college might expand soon. For accurate updates, it's best to call or email the administration directly via their official website.

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Aman Kumar

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Having a six-year gap after your 12th grade does not automatically make you ineligible for paramedical courses. Many paramedical colleges and universities do not have a strict age limit. The key eligibility criteria usually revolve around your 12th-grade marks and subjects, such as having a Science background. Some colleges may ask for a gap year certificate or an affidavit to explain the time you took off, but this is usually a standard procedure. It's a good idea to check the specific college's rules.

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