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Bachelor In Medical Laboratory Technology (BMLT)
Duration: 3.6 Year(s)
Prakash Institute of physiotherapy, rehabilitation & allied medical science (PIPRAMS), Greater Noida
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Greater Noida, Uttar Pradesh, India
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Course TypeBachelor
Course Specialty
Medical Laboratory Technology (MLT)
Overview
Bachelors in Medical Laboratory Technology (BMLT), also known as Clinical laboratory Technology is a 3 year undergraduate program that can be pursued after completion of Class 12th. It is a career-oriented course and is one of the most demanded courses in paramedical science.
The course involves learning to conduct tests, handling equipment, collecting information, making reports, and documenting. The subjects that will be taught are human anatomy, human physiology, biochemistry, microbiology, pathology, bio-medical waste management, clinical hematology, immunology & serology, etc. BMLT Graduates can also do higher studies like master’s degree courses in medical laboratory technology or can do PG diploma or certificate courses in the areas of cytotechnology, immunology, microbiology, immunohematology, phlebotomy, histotechnology, and forensic science and many. Bachelor in Physiotherapy was introduced in Prakash institute of medical sciences for the first time in 2018. The aim of this program is to create quality human resources in the field of Medical Pathology Lab.
Fee (INR):
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Stipend (INR):
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Accomodation:
Hostel Facility
Scholarship:
No
Eligibility
Minimum Qualification Required: 10+2 with science stream in high school. Minimum Marks Required Aggregate: 50% to 60% varies from college to college with science as a mandatory subject.
Minimum Education
12th Science
Admission Process:
The admission process for Bachelor in Medical Laboratory Technology is conducted either through entrance exams or on the basis of merit. The Direct Admission process is followed by a majority of colleges in India.