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BSc Medical Laboratory Technology | TU

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objective
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Objectives of BSc Medical Laboratory Technology

The objectives of BSc Medical Laboratory Technology program are asfollows:

To produce skilled and passionate professionals in the field of medical laboratory technology to enhance the efficiency of medical laboratories.
To conduct various routine investigations for both clinical and non-clinical purposes.
To train individuals capable of conducting research at regional and national levels.
To undertake managerial roles and supervise quality control measures for timely submission of laboratory results.
To assist in interpreting investigation results and principles.
To contribute to the quality assessment of laboratories to achieve better outcomes.

Admission Requirements in BSc Medical Laboratory Technology

The eligibility criteria for candidates appearing in the entrance examination for the BSc Medical Labratory Technology course are as follows:

A minimum of 50% or 2.4 CGPA/GPA in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology subjects from a recognized educational institution at the secondary level or equivalent is required to qualify.

Alternatively, in other programs that follow the A-level or similar grading system, studying Physics, Chemistry, and Biology subjects and obtaining a minimum of 50% or 2.4 CGPA/GPA is required to pass.

For qualifications related to health sciences, a minimum of 50% pass mark (in subjects such as Ayurveda, Medical Laboratory Technology, Radiography, Physiotherapy, Pharmacy, Ophthalmic Science) is required for programs like BSc MLT (Diploma in Health Lab), and also registered with the relevant council.

For Health Science-related proficiency certificate level or diploma in General Medicine, Medical Lab Technology, Ophthalmic Science, Dental Science, Pharmacy, Radiography, Ayurveda, or Physiotherapy, students must have passed with a minimum of 50% aggregate in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology and also registered in the respective council.

Career and Scope

In today's rapidly changing world, unconventional subjects are gaining significant market value compared to traditional subjects. The medical sector is an integrated field where various professionals play important roles. Doctors don't directly treat patients; instead, the disease is first diagnosed and then treated. This is where the role of Medical Laboratory Technologists (MLTs) becomes crucial. MLT graduates can find employment in hospitals, health posts, clinics, nursing homes, and other healthcare facilities. Additionally, they can also work in various health-related organizations, government departments, and non-governmental organizations. Opportunities exist in pharmaceutical industries and companies manufacturing medical equipment as well. Given that diagnosis is an essential part of treatment, MLT graduates have extensive job prospects. Their career opportunities are not limited to their home country, as they can also find employment opportunities abroad. The knowledge and skills of MLT graduates are highly valued and appreciated in foreign countries.