Hello,

The scope of every three courses, which are BSc  Agriculture, BSc Anesthesia Technology, and BSc Cardiovascular Technology, is good, and the most appropriate option is based on your career ambitions.

BSc Agriculture is expanded both in the government and in the private sector. Graduates are allowed to serve as Agriculture Officers, Research Assistants, or Agribusiness Managers. Depending on the research or agribusiness experience salary can exceed 8-10 LPA.

BSc Anesthesia Technology professionals work together with doctors in operating theatres and surgeries. They are allowed to work in a hospital, surgical sectors, and healthcare facilities with a starting salary of approximately 2.5-4 LPA along with an increment of experience and specialization.

BSc Cardiovascular Technology is based on the cardiac diagnostics and treatment assistance of hospitals and clinics. New hires receive an average of 3  to 5 LPA, and senior professionals may earn 8-12 LPA in the best cardiac facilities.

BSc Agriculture is the best choice in case you want government jobs and stability. In technical positions (mostly in hospitals) where the remuneration is high in the private sector, it is preferable to pursue a BSc Cardiovascular Technology.

Hello,

Yes, BSc Anesthesia is a good course if you are interested in the medical field but not becoming a doctor. It offers stable jobs in hospitals, operation theatres, and critical care units. After graduation, you can work as an Anesthesia Technologist or pursue MSc or paramedical specializations for better salary and growth.

Hope you understand.

Hello,

Yes, there is a good chance of admission in the BSc. Anesthesia course if you have Physics, Chemistry, and Biology in 12th with at least 50% marks.

Admissions are mostly based on NEET-UG scores or merit depending on the college. Private colleges also offer direct admission if seats remain after counselling.

Apply early in both government and private colleges to improve your chances.

Hope you understand.

For B.Sc Anesthesia admissions through AP EAMCET 2025 for BiPC students, the counselling process will be conducted in phases. Candidates need to register, pay the processing fee, get their certificates verified, and submit their web options within the given dates. Completing these steps on time is essential to participate in the seat allotment process.

After seat allotment, must report to the allotted college and complete the admission formalities to confirm their seat. Following the official schedule carefully ensures a smooth admission process without any issues.

Hi dear candidate,

It is October end and at max till September end most of the colleges closes admission for UG/ PG courses due to fulfillment of seats and commencement of new session. You may look for open learning school like DU SOL as of now or apply in 2026.

Know more at:

https://www.careers360.com/courses/bsc-in-anesthesia-technology

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Hello dear candidate,

Yes, some BiPC EAMCET counselling offers B.Sc. Anesthesia and operation theatre technology under paramedical or allied health courses.

But it is not available in every state you will need check your state's EAMCET counselling website to see if this course is available.

Hello dear candidate,

YES, a B.Sc. operation theatre Anaesthesia technologist study in :-

1. JIPMER
2. AIIMS
3. TISS

you will just need to give their entrance exam.

For more details you can visit the links below:-

https://www.careers360.com/university/jawaharlal-institute-of-postgraduate-medical-education-and-research-puducherry

https://www.careers360.com/university/all-india-institute-of-medical-sciences-new-delhi

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Choosing between Physiotherapy (BPT) and BSc Anesthesia depends on your interest and career goals. If you enjoy working closely with patients to help them recover physically after injury, surgery, or illness, then Physiotherapy is a rewarding, hands-on field with growing demand in hospitals, sports, and private clinics. On the other hand, if you're interested in the surgical side of medicine, assisting doctors in the operating theatre, and monitoring patients during surgeries, then BSc Anesthesia is ideal. It has stable job options in hospitals, but it's more behind-the-scenes work.

Hello Aspirant,

You are passionate about Obstetrics & Gynecology but only a diploma option is possible and just in case you want to consider the future scope. But remember, the scope of a diploma is limited compared to DNB./MD. Among the many other specialties you could apply to, DNB Anesthesia, ENT, and Ophthalmology are all good choices with a positive scope of practice. If a work-life balance is most important to you, then Ophthalmology is the better option; if your primary goal is to work in a surgical field and you love challenges, then ENT makes more sense; and if you have no problems with flexible hours and have open interests with getting in to high demand specialties, then Anesthesia will provide you a consistent and stable scope of practice. All in all, I think you should seriously consider which field you could see yourself practicing for a long time, not just because of your current medical rank.

If you want to admit B.sc anesthesia then B.sc anesthesia is a 3 years undergraduate program.you must have passed 12th pass in science stream with a biology as a main subject.

Some colleges take direct addmission based on 12th marks and some top colleges conduct their own entrance exam or combined entrance exam such as NEET ,AIIMS ,AICET .

For application process you have to fill the application form on official website of your selected college then upload documents , after verification of documents merit list is declared and seat is confirmed .