Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Medical Laboratory Technology (MLT)

1. Passed 10+2 or equivalent with Physics, Chemistry, Biology & English from a recognised board.
2. Minimum ~50% aggregate marks in Physics, Chemistry and Biology (or equivalent) is generally expected.
3. Selection through PES University’s entrance process and/or merit evaluation as per the institute’s admission guidelines.

The B.Sc (Hons) in Medical Laboratory Technology at PES University, Bangalore is a four-year professional undergraduate program designed to produce skilled laboratory technologists for the diagnostic healthcare sector. Students are trained in essential disciplines including clinical biochemistry, microbiology, haematology, immunology, and advanced laboratory techniques. The curriculum blends theoretical instruction with hands-on practical experience in state-of-the-art labs, enabling students to perform diagnostic assays and use modern medical laboratory equipment with confidence. A mandatory one-year internship provides extensive exposure to real clinical environments—such as hospitals and diagnostic centres—preparing students for careers in healthcare, research, and quality control. The program emphasises patient safety, laboratory ethics, documentation, and quality assurance, ensuring graduates are industry-ready and capable of contributing meaningfully to the healthcare ecosystem.

1. Visit the PES University admissions portal and register for the B.Sc (Hons) Medical Laboratory Technology program. (https://admissions.pes.edu/)
2. Complete the online application with personal and academic details.
3. Upload required documents, including 10+2 certificates, mark sheets, ID proof, and passport photos.
4. Appear for the PES Entrance Test/screening interview if specified by the institute for that admissions cycle.
5. Shortlisted candidates receive a provisional offer based on eligibility and performance.
6. Pay tuition and administrative fees within the deadline to confirm your seat.
7. Complete university registration and attend orientation before academic sessions begin