
Program Eligibility
You must have successfully completed 10+2 or equivalent from a recognized board with Physics, Chemistry, English, and Biology or Mathematics, with minimum 50% aggregate in PCB or PCM.
You must have successfully completed A Levels with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology or Mathematics with minimum average Grade D at the A Level, and English at the AS Level or have 5 passes in IGCSE/GCSE/GCE O Level, including English.
You must have successfully completed the IB Diploma or IB Certificate with English, Physics, Chemistry, and Biology or Mathematics, with
You must appear for MET 2027 and secure the required cutoff, and be at least 17 years old on or before 31 December of the admission year.
Competency-Based Curriculum: Integrates foundational knowledge, clinical skills, ethics, and patient communication.
Lateral Entry Advantage: With relevant prior qualifications, you can enter directly into advanced stages of the curriculum, accelerating your pathway to professional practice.
Early Clinical Exposure: Begin patient interactions from the first year for practical skill development.
Advanced Preclinical Labs: Premium facilities for refraction, contact lenses, low vision, and dispensing optics.
Evidence-Based and Community-Focused: Emphasis on quality care, research, and community outreach programs.
Global Faculty Interaction: Exposure to lectures and workshops by national and international experts.

Lab Work
clinical and preclinical training, including refraction, contact lenses, low vision, and binocular vision. Simulation tools support skill development in controlled environments.
Lab Work
clinical and preclinical training, including refraction, contact lenses, low vision, and binocular vision. Simulation tools support skill development in controlled environments.
Program Details
Use basic and applied sciences in the diagnosis and management of eye and vision disorders.
Conduct comprehensive examinations and provide appropriate interventions.
Participate in multidisciplinary activities and community programs to reduce preventable blindness.
Uphold ethical standards and legal compliance in patient care.
Explain findings and treatment plans to patients and healthcare teams.
Contribute to research in optometry and vision sciences to support continuous professional growth.
Our meaningful collaborations with industry leaders and global universities enhance your career opportunities and higher education pathways.
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Admissions Path
Weightage
MET score - 50%
10+2 marks (Physics + Chemistry + Biology + English) - 50%
Note
Eligibility & Admission process may change per National Commission for Allied and Healthcare Profession (NCAHP) directions.
Curriculum and Fees
In the Bachelor of Optometry, you begin with foundational courses in human anatomy, physiology, biochemistry, and physics of optics. Early exposure to vision science and basic clinical methods introduces you to the principles of eye care and patient interaction.
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