How is the Optometry syllabus designed to prepare students for real-world clinical practice?

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    Parul Shukla | Contributor-Level 10

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    The Optometry syllabus includes a balance between classroom learning as well as applied and practical training. In the course, there are subjects like ocular physiology, contact lens technology and even optometric instruments that students study and also go through practical sessions.

    Also, clinical postings and internships in the hospitals help them diagnose refractive errors, manage vision therapy and even assist in specialised eye care. 

     

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