Diploma in Medical Lab Technology

Educational Qualification:  Candidates must have passed 10+2 or equivalent from a recognized board or university. Some institutions may also require candidates to have studied science subjects (Physics, Chemistry, Biology) in their 10+2.

Minimum Age:  Candidate must have completed age of 17 years of age as on 31st December of admission year. There is no maximum age limit for the admission.

Minimum Marks:  Candidates must have secured a minimum of 35% marks in their 10+2 or equivalent examination.

Duration:  2 years, full time Diploma Course.

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The course outline for a Diploma in Medical Lab Technology program typically includes a combination of theoretical and practical courses related to various aspects of laboratory medicine. The following is a general outline of the course curriculum:

First Year:

Theory Paper:

Paper – I:

• General Anatomy & Physiology (Cytology, Histology, Osteology and only basics of all organ systems of body).
• Only basics of relevant Pathology, Pharmacology & Microbiology.

Paper – II:

• Clinical Hamatology & Clinical Microbiology-I.
• Clinical Biochemistry-I.
• Hand hygiene & prevention of cross infection.
• Basics life support (BLS) & Cardio-pulmonary resuscitation (CPR).

Practical:

• Oral & Practical

Second Year:

Theory Paper:

Paper- I

• Only relevant surgical & medical conditions (relevant to Lab technician).
• Clinical Microbiology-II & Biochemistry-II

Paper- II

• Histopathology & Cytopathology.
• Blood banking & Biomedical waste management.

Practical:    

• Oral & Practical

A Diploma in Medical Lab Technology (DMLT) can lead to a wide range of career opportunities in the field of medical laboratory technology. Some of the potential career paths for DMLT graduates include:

Medical Laboratory Technician: As a medical laboratory technicians, DMLT graduates can work in hospitals, clinics, and diagnostic centers, performing various lab tests and procedures.

Laboratory Manager: Graduates with a DMLT degree and relevant experience can work as laboratory managers, overseeing the operations of a laboratory, managing staff, and ensuring the accuracy of test results.

Research Assistant: DMLT graduates can work as research assistants in academic or private research laboratories, assisting in the design and implementation of research studies and experiments.

Quality Control Technician: DMLT graduates can work as quality control technicians, ensuring that laboratory procedures and results meet the required quality standards.

Medical Sales Representative: Graduates with a DMLT degree can also work as medical sales representatives, promoting and selling laboratory equipment and supplies.

Phlebotomist: DMLT graduates can also work as phlebotomists, responsible for drawing blood samples from patients for laboratory testing.

The demand for skilled medical laboratory professionals is increasing rapidly, and DMLT graduates can find opportunities in both the public and private sectors.