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Bachelor of Dialysis Therapy Technology at MVN University, Palwal Offline Course
48 Months
Full time
7,20,000Quick Facts
Total Fees 7.20 L | Seats 40 |
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₹ 7.20 L
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48 MonthsThe Bachelor of Dialysis Therapy Technology is a 4-year undergraduate program focused on the management and care of patients suffering from kidney diseases requiring dialysis treatment. The course equips students with the knowledge and skills needed to operate dialysis equipment, monitor patients, and assist nephrologists in providing specialized renal care.
The curriculum integrates anatomy, physiology, nephrology, dialysis technology, patient care, and infection control practices.
Eligibility Criteria
Bachelor of Dialysis Therapy Technology Passed 10+2 (HSC) or equivalent examination with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology or Mathematics as subjects. Must have appeared in all subjects and obtained a non-zero score in NEET or any other CET conducted by the Competent Authority.
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