Paramedical programs encompass various specialties such as medical laboratory technology, radiology, physiotherapy, emergency medical services, anesthesia technology, and more. Students learn about diagnostic procedures, medical equipment operation, patient care techniques, therapeutic interventions, and often have practical clinical training.

Career Opportunities

Graduates from paramedical programs can work as medical lab technicians, radiology assistants, physiotherapists, emergency medical technicians, anesthesia technologists, healthcare assistants, and in various roles assisting medical practitioners. They can find employment in hospitals, clinics, laboratories, ambulance services, rehabilitation centers, and other healthcare facilities.

Eligibility:

⦿ For a DMLT completion of 10+2 education in Science stream (Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Mathematics) from a recognized board is usually required. For Bachelor’s programs, similar criteria apply, along with meeting specific grade requirements set by the institution.

 Duration :3years