Eligibility for admission:
- Bachelor of Medical Laboratory Science from any recognized Indian University with at least 50% aggregate
- Admission to MMLS shall be made on the basis of University entrance exam followed
by interview. No direct Admission will be entertained.
- Entrance exams will be conducted based on the syllabus of BMLS. Successful candidates who cleared Exam should be called for the interview
MMLS offers specialization in
- Medical Microbiology
- Medical Biochemistry
- Haematology & Transfusion Medicine
- Histology & Cytology
Duration of the program
Duration of the program is 2 years or 4semesters with 1340 hours of Lecture & 900 hours of practical Training.
Total number of hours: 2240
Total Credits: 86
Attendance:
A candidate has to secure minimum-
- 80% attendance in theoretical 80% in Skill straining (practical) for qualifying to appear for the final examination.
Credit Distribution:
Lecture/Tutorial: 1credit=15hours; Practical:1credit=30hours; Clinical/Lab Posting: 1 credit = 45 hours
Promotion Criteria to higher semesters:
The eligibility for promotion to then extacademic year is subject to securing the minimum academic performance as specified below
- First to second year: a minimum of 70% of the credits at the end of the first year (includes first and second semester)
- Students will be eligible for internship research dissertation only after successful completion of the entire course work, i.e.100% credits to be accrued by the end of the third semester.
Career Opportunities::
Upon successful completion of the course, Post Graduates can have the following career opportunities:
Clinical labs – Senior scientist, specialist, or lab manager.
Research & biotech – R&D, clinical trials, molecular diagnostics.
Academia – lecturer, trainer, or pursuing PhD.
Public health & regulation – surveillance, quality assurance, accreditation.
Industry – medical science liaison, product specialist, lab informatics.
Global & entrepreneurial roles – international practice, diagnostic startups, or work with WHO/NGOs.
PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS:
The students are taught by the following methods:
- Tutorials
- Audio-visual Lectures
- Case Discussions
- Workshops
- Hands-on Practices
- Laboratory Demonstrations
- Modern Equipment Training
- Webinars
- Health Camps
Research Projects, etc.
