Which is better, DMLT or BMLT?

0 14 Views | Posted 3 months ago
Asked by Aishwarya Rai

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    Answered by

    Swaroop Maheshwari

    3 months ago

    I faced the same question when I was deciding between DMLT and BMLT. It really depends on your goals. If you want to start working quickly, DMLT (Diploma in Medical Lab Technology) is a good option — it's shorter and gets you into the field faster.

     

    But if you're aiming for deeper knowledge, better job roles, or higher studies later, BMLT (Bachelor in Medical Lab Technology) is the better choice. Personally, I went for BMLT because I wanted long-term growth and more career options in healthcare.

     

    Both are good — just depends on your plan.

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    Answered by

    Yatendra Pradhan | Contributor-Level 10

    3 months ago

    DMLT is quicker and cheaper, but BMLT offers a full bachelor's degree with better career prospects, deeper subject understanding, and eligibility for higher studies.

    Aspect

    DMLT

    BMLT

    Duration

    1–2 years

    3–4 years

    Eligibility

    10+2 (PCB)

    10+2 (PCB)

    Course Focus

    Basic lab training

    Advanced lab diagnostics

    Job Roles

    Lab Assistant, Technician

    Lab Technologist, Manager

    Salary (Start)

    INR 10,000–INR 20,000/month

    INR 20,000–INR 35,000/month

    Further Studies

    Limited

    Eligible for MSc, PG programs

    Note: This information is sourced from the official website and may vary.

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