Chandigarh University Mohali

B.Sc (Hons.) in MLT (Lateral Entry) at Chandigarh University, Mohali

The Bachelor of Science (Hons.) in Medical Laboratory Technology (MLT) (Lateral Entry) at Chandigarh University, Mohali is a comprehensive 3-year program designed to provide students with advanced knowledge and practical skills required in the medical laboratory field. This program focuses on clinical laboratory techniques, diagnostics, and the study of human anatomy and physiology, preparing students for a rewarding career in healthcare settings.

B.Sc (Hons.) in MLT (Lateral Entry) Course Details

• Program Duration: 3 Years
• Program Fee: 1,42,000 per year
• Security Fee (One-time): 2,000
• Examination Fee: 2,500
• Eligibility: Three-year Diploma in MLT after 10th or Two-year Diploma in MLT after 10+2 with at least 35% marks.
• Accreditation: The program follows an industry-aligned curriculum, guided by experienced faculty and healthcare industry experts.

B.Sc (Hons.) in MLT (Lateral Entry) Course Fee Structure

Eligibility Criteria for B.Sc (Hons.) in MLT (Lateral Entry)

To enroll in the Bachelor of Science (Hons.) in Medical Laboratory Technology (Lateral Entry) program at Chandigarh University, candidates must meet the following eligibility criteria:

• Option 1: A three-year diploma in MLT (Medical Laboratory Technology) after 10th grade, with at least 35% marks in aggregate.
• Option 2: A two-year diploma in MLT after completing 10+2 in the science stream, with at least 35% marks in aggregate.

Candidates should also have completed all core courses in medical laboratory science during their diploma studies. If there are any deficiencies in prerequisites, students may be required to complete bridge courses as specified by the equivalence committee.

Career Opportunities after B.Sc (Hons.) in MLT (Lateral Entry)

• Government & Private Hospitals: MLTs are employed in various departments such as microbiology, biochemistry, histopathology, and hematology.
• Medical Diagnostic Laboratories: Specialized labs focused on diagnostic testing for disease detection.
• Clinics: MLTs often work in smaller diagnostic centers, assisting with tests and procedures.
• Research Institutions: Research-driven roles in institutions focusing on the development of new diagnostic tests and treatment methods.
• Public Health Agencies: Working with government bodies to manage and monitor health and disease data.

Job Profiles:

• Medical Laboratory Technologists: Responsible for conducting laboratory tests, analyzing results, and preparing reports.
• Medical Laboratory Technicians: Assist in conducting tests and maintain laboratory equipment.

The program equips students with the technical knowledge and skills required to pursue careers in diagnostic laboratories, hospitals, healthcare research, and public health agencies. Graduates can work with both national and international healthcare organizations, ensuring broad career opportunities.