Certificate Courses
Usually 6 months to 1 year, teaching basic paramedical skills after the 10th grade.
Paramedical science prepares professionals to assist doctors and support healthcare systems during diagnosis, treatment and emergencies.
Usually 6 months to 1 year, teaching basic paramedical skills after the 10th grade.
Usually 1 to 3 years, with training for technical roles such as laboratory work and allied healthcare support.
Usually 3 to 4 years, offering advanced training for specialised and supervisory roles.
Tests blood, urine and tissue samples to help identify diseases.
Works with X-ray, MRI and ultrasound equipment.
Supports patients in regaining strength and movement after injuries.
Provides urgent care and transport support.

A Bachelor of Vocations (B.Voc) in Paramedical Sciences is a 3-year undergraduate degree program focused on practical skills for healthcare and diagnostics.
Pathology, biochemistry and diagnostic laboratory testing.
Training related to X-ray, CT scan and MRI equipment.
Preparation for supporting surgical tools and sterile environments.
Specialised monitoring and support relating to heart or kidney care.
Study areas covering physical rehabilitation, eye care and vision testing.
UG, PG, Advanced Diploma and Diploma paramedical programs are listed on the University Courses page.
Contact the institute for current admission details, eligibility, fees and course information.

Contact the institute for current eligibility, fees and admission guidance.