Which course has better scope: B.Sc. in optometry, B.Sc. MLT or B.Sc in RIT?

The B.Sc. In Medical Laboratory Technology is concerned with the diagnosis of diseases and has a wide career scope. You will be able to work as a laboratory manager, medical record technician, or lab assistant. Since this is a general course, you have wide career opportunities in hospitals, pathology labs, research labs, etc. The other two courses, optometry and RIT, are specialised. With a B.Sc. In B.Sc. Optometry, you will be able to work as an optometrist, an optician, or in eye-related research. After earning a B.Sc. In radiology, you can work in hospital radiology departments. As a new hire, your salary will range between Rs. 12 and 15 thousand in the beginning, and it will rise further in the future. As per the Bureau of Labor Statistics B.Sc. MLT is expected to SEE an increase of 18% in job opportunities in two years. As a result, from a purely professional standpoint, MLT has a promising future. However, if you would love to work in a specialised field and earn more in the long term, you can choose either RIT or optometry.

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The duration of all three courses is three years. Jobs available for B.Sc. In optometry are : Sales Executive Optometrist Optician Eye doctor Teacher Jobs available for B.Sc. In MLT are: Technology Manager Laboratory Manager Medical Officer Medical Record Technician Resident Medical Officer Jobs available for B.Sc. RIT are: Radiology Technician Assistant Jr MRI Technician Assistant Ultrasound Technician Jr Radiographer.

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