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There is no comparison of B.Sc. In MLT and B.Sc. In renal replacement and dialysis technology. B.Sc. MLT- The programme AIMS to provide efficient and balanced training in laboratory medicine. Students receive a stimulating, challenging and supportive academic experience alongside a fulfilling and enjoyable social life. B.Sc. In renal replacement and dialysis- In a healthy human body, kidneys are responsible for purifying the blood. As long as kidneys perform this task well, there is no need for a patient to use dialysis treatment. Due to reasons such as kidney failure and certain medical conditions (damaged kidneys and other diseases), kidneys become unable to carry out this purification process. This is when dialysis process comes handy!
When natural purification of blood (by kidneys) stops, it becomes necessary to intervene and perform artificial purification. Dialysis is the artificial purification process of blood. Using dialysis process, it is possible to remove waste, excess of water and other unwanted fluid from the blood of patients. In modern hospitals and clinics offering dialysis treatment, hemodialysis machines are used to perform artificial purification process. A dialysis technician is a person who has been trained to operate the hemodialysis machine and carry out pre, intra and post dialysis procedures. Let us check out the tasks of a dialysis technician-
TASKS OF A DIALYSIS TECHNICIAN
Setting up dialysis machine
Preparing sterilization mix
Recording vital body stats of the patient (temperature, blood pressure, age, pulse rate and weight)
Monitoring the patient
Guiding the patient and communicating with him/her
Administering anaesthesia (as per requirement)
Operate dialysis machine
Supervise dialysis process
Calculating blood flow
Cleaning and inspection of dialysis machine
In short, when it comes to dialysis technology course, students are trained to operate dialysis equipment, inspect and maintain it. Other than technical training, subjects like human anatomy and physiology, renal diseases, other relevant diseases, blood chemistry etc. Are also covered in this course. After completing the course, dialysis technicians may work under the supervision of specialised Doctors and Nurses at hospitals or healthcare setups offering dialysis treatment.

Admission to M.A. Journalism programme is mostly through an entrance test which is conducted by institutes offering the programme separately. The application form for admission to the programme is usually available in the months of May and June. After the application process is over, interested students have to appear for the entrance examination. Entrance Test:
The entrance test generally constituted of objective type questions and is mostly a paper-based test. Some test papers may also contain descriptive type questions. Questions are generally asked form the following topics:
General English & Reading Comprehension
Verbal Reasoning
Media and Communication
Current Affairs
Logical Reasoning
To know the timings for applying to this course, you need to search for different colleges and universities as they offer separate timings for the application process.