Can I pursue M.Sc. after DMLT?
Asked about St John's National Academy of Health Sciences - M.Sc. in Biochemistry
Asked by Sandeep Chavan
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3 Answers
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No, for MSc course you must complete your BSc then you can pursue MSc.
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For M.Sc in MLT first, you have to complete B.Sc in Medical Lab technology.
Eligibility Criteria for B.Sc in Medical Laboratory Technology are as follows:
* A candidate must have cleared 10+2 or any equivalent examination from a recognized board or university from the science stream with compulsory subjects Physics, Chemistry and Biology (Biochemistry and Mathematics).
* Candidates who have completed a Diploma in Medical Lab Technology are also eligible to join.
* The minimum cut-off is 50%, which differs depending on the institute or college.
* Clearing an entrance exam is mandatory in order to get into the most reputed institutes. -
No, you cannot pursue M.Sc, you can do the following courses:
B.Sc in Medical Imaging Technology,
B.Sc in Medical Laboratory Technology,
PG Diploma in Laboratory Services,
Certificate Course in Blood Bank Technician,
Certificate Course in Clinical Diagnostic Techniques, etc.
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