The Post Graduate Medical Laboratory Technology (MLT) program is a 2-year specialized course aimed at producing highly skilled laboratory professionals who play a vital role in modern healthcare. This program focuses on mastering diagnostic techniques, laboratory operations, and the application of technology in disease detection and patient care. Students are trained to work at the intersection of science, healthcare, and innovation.
The curriculum covers core areas such as clinical biochemistry, microbiology, hematology, immunology, cytogenetics, and molecular diagnostics. Students learn advanced laboratory procedures, quality control, instrument handling, and result interpretation. Emphasis is placed on precision, ethics, and the importance of laboratory services in supporting physicians and ensuring accurate diagnosis and treatment planning.
Graduates of this program are well-equipped to work in hospitals, diagnostic labs, research facilities, and public health institutions. With increasing demand for trained MLT professionals due to evolving healthcare needs, this program ensures students are not only technically proficient but also prepared to contribute to patient care, medical research, and innovation in diagnostics. It also offers a strong foundation for pursuing doctoral research or teaching careers in allied health sciences.
The program is ideal for science graduates aiming to specialize in medical diagnostics and laboratory-based healthcare services.
Students gain hands-on experience in clinical labs, diagnostic centers, and hospital settings through internships and supervised training. Practical exposure includes sample collection, pathology testing, quality assurance, and instrument calibration. They also engage in case studies, presentations, and research projects to apply theoretical knowledge in real-world settings. Graduates earn a Master’s degree in Medical Laboratory Technology, equipping them for roles in diagnostics, lab management, healthcare consultancy, or further studies in medical sciences.
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