Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Critical Care Technology (CCT)

Candidates must have passed the 10+2 (or equivalent) examination from a recognized board, with Physics, Chemistry, Biology (or Botany & Zoology), and English as mandatory subjects. A minimum of 50% aggregate marks in PCB and English is required, with relaxed criteria of 45% for reserved category students. The candidate should complete 17 years of age on or before December 31 of the admission year, and some institutions may require proof of medical fitness

B.Sc. Critical Care Technology is a comprehensive four-year undergraduate program designed to produce competent critical care technologists for hospital and emergency settings. The curriculum includes theoretical instruction in clinical sciences, physiology, emergency protocols, ventilator and life-support management, infection control, and patient monitoring. Students receive extensive hands-on clinical training across ICUs, CCUs, trauma units, and emergency departments, supervised by experienced healthcare professionals. Graduates are well-equipped to work in roles like ICU technologist, ventilator specialist, emergency care technician, and critical care educator.