There is great possibilities that you will not get a job only based on the certificate. To get a job as an Operation Theater Technician you need to have a degree in order to have a better prospective career or atleast an diploma.

You may try for the jobs by applying but likely they will not select as the degree/diploma holders will have better knowledge in the field.

I hope you get my point. All the very best for your future endeavors!

Due to this covid situation for most of the cases the admission procedure hasn't started. Although some private colleges are giving options for pre registration which you can do in order to book a seat for you.

I hope this answer helps. All the very best for your future endeavors!

Yes, after Diploma you may join ISRO after clearing respective shortlisting rounds and interview, subject to vacancies and advertisements for Technician/Technical Assistant Positions.

As far as Scientist position is concerned, after Diploma, even if you pursue a B.Tech/A.M.I.E/Associate Degree in Mechanical/Electronics youll have less chances, as the Vacancies are scarce and competition is extremely high for B.Tech Graduates.

You should perhaps pursue a M.Tech from some of the Higher Technical Institutions like Top IITs, NITs, BITS Pilani or IISc Bangalore followed by applying for the Postgraduate Vacancies, which are more in number and Postgraduates of Premium Institutes are preferred for the Positions of Scientist.

Ironically, at ISRO, the vacancies of Mechanical/Electronics Engineers are 10x more than Aerospace/Aeronautical/Material Engineers, though yhe latter play a key role in the Engineering and Research of ISRO.

Hello,

It's totally different courses. Lab technician you will become know more about the laboratories work. You can get job in any college as a lab technician. The salary for lab technician in India 17000 to 20000. After few years depand upon the college and any research institute salary will be increase.

And veterinary means you become a normal course for animals medicine. You can Assist any veterinary doctor in hospital. Also you can open a veterinary shop for medicine. Now Choice is totally yours which one you choose.

All the best.

Hello Yashashri,

It is not necessary that you appear for MHT CET to be eligible for BMLT (Bachelors in medical lab technology). Many colleges conduct a merit based entry for the concerned course. The eligibility criteria for BMLT are

You must pass 10+2 or equivalent in the science stream from a recognized board of education with a minimum of 50% marks aggregate for general category and 45% for SC/ST/OBC candidates. Physics, chemistry, mathematics and biology/biotechnology should be your major subjects for your 10+2 education.

Hope this helps and Good luck

Hello Aspirant ,

Yes , you will get a job as a lab technician after completing your undergraduate in medical lab technology. If your college offers placements , then you can land up in a job or otherwise you have to check with various job openings in healthcare centers or online job search websites.

Good luck!

Hello,

NEET is an entrance examination for admission to MBBS, BDS and Ayush courses. You do not have to appear for NEET UG if you are seeking admission to Laboratory Technology course. To become a lab technician you need to study BMLT also known as Bachelor of Medical Laboratory Technology. The eligibility criteria is the a candidate must have passed 10+2 with Biology, Physics and Chemistry with minimum percentage of marks laid by the institute in which you are seeking admission. Each college has different eligibility requirement, the minimum percentage of marks required in the qualifying exam also varies so you need to check that before applying. Generally, 50%-60% aggregate marks are essential but still you need to check that before applying. The admission will be either based on marks scored in 10+2 or entrance examination conducted by the concerned authority. Depending on your interest you may also pursue Master's level course after passing in BMLT.

To check further details click on the link below

https://www.careers360.com/courses/medical-laboratory-technology-course

Hello,

Perfusion Technology is the study of physiology and the pathology of the lungs and the allied respiratory organs of the human body.

These professionals monitor optimal blood pressure and intervene with appropriate pharmacological and mechanical manipulation if something goes wrong, to enhance tissue viability.

• A minimum eligibility criterion to join the B.Sc. Perfusion Technology course is to have 50-55% aggregate marks in the 10+2 examinations or its equivalent.

BSc Cardiology brings you to explore the medical science of the heart and cardiac-related diseases.

• BSc Cardiology is a 3-year undergraduate degree in the allied specialisation in Medicine
• To pursue BSc Cardiology in India, you need to qualify for the entrance test in the university/college you are applying to.
• You do not need to qualify for the NEET exam to pursue BSc Cardiology or BSc Cardiovascular Technology.

The duties of a B.Sc Cardiac Care Technologists vary from assisting specialists during surgeries and operation to aiding the patient during the rehabilitation period.

A Cardiac Care Technologist will look into operating important and relevant instruments, while also monitoring the heart and pulse rate.

https://university.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-bsc-in-cardiology-and-thoracic-science-degree-colleges-in-india

Hope this helps!!!