MIT School of Applied Health Science

Graduates can work in hospitals, diagnostic labs, public health organizations, research centers, NGOs, and private clinics. They can also pursue higher studies or specialize in specific fields.

Yes, students undergo mandatory internships in reputed hospitals, diagnostic centers, and healthcare organizations as part of their curriculum.

BMLT, B.Sc. Optometry, and B.Sc. in other health sciences are typically 3 to 4-year programs, including internships and hands-on training.

Yes, merit-based and need-based scholarships are available. Students can apply through the university’s scholarship portal.

The university provides state-of-the-art laboratories equipped with advanced diagnostic and research tools for hands-on learning.

Admissions are based on merit and entrance exams (if applicable). Candidates can apply online through the university portal and submit the required documents.

Yes, students can pursue M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D., or specialized certifications in fields such as Clinical Optometry, Medical Lab Science, Public Health, and Psychology.

Graduates can work in government health departments, NGOs, research institutions, counseling centers, and mental health clinics.