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Diploma in Dispensing Opticianry

2 years, full-time

Program Overview

This program prepares students to become skilled professionals who design, fit, and dispense prescription eyewear and optical devices. Students gain expertise in optical science, lens technology, frame selection, and patient care. They learn how to interpret prescriptions, take precise measurements, recommend suitable frames and lenses, and perform adjustments and repairs. The program also equips graduates with knowledge of business practices, professional ethics, and customer service, enabling them to work confidently in retail settings and establish their eyewear retail stores.

How to Apply

 

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The Diploma in Dispensing Opticianry trains students to design, fit, and dispense prescription eyewear and optical devices. The program combines optical science with practical skills, preparing graduates to deliver exceptional eye care services. 

This program combines classroom learning, laboratory sessions, and practical training. Students progress through foundational optical science, advanced lens technology, and hands-on experience in frame selection, measurements, and adjustments.

  • Minimum 50% overall marks in Matriculation (Science Group – Physics, Chemistry, Biology)
  • Minimum 50% aggregate in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology

Monthly Fee


Tuition Fee

10,000

One-Time Fee


Application Processing Fee

1,000

Registration Fee (non-refundable)

15,000

Security Deposit (refundable)

10,000

PMF Exam Registration Fee

4,000


  • Optical science and vision correction
  • Lens technology and material selection
  • Frame styling, fitting, and adjustments
  • Prescription interpretation and measurements
  • Eyewear repair and maintenance
  • Patient communication and customer service
  • Business management and professional ethics

Graduates can pursue careers in optical retail outlets, hospitals, and eye-care clinics, or establish their own eyewear retail businesses. This diploma also serves as a foundation for further education in optometry or ophthalmic sciences.

  • Minimum 50% overall marks in Matriculation (Science Group – Physics, Chemistry, Biology)
  • Minimum 50% aggregate in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology
  • Who can apply? Individuals with a passion for eye care and customer service.
  • What is the program duration? Typically 2–3 years, depending on the institute.
  • Is this a practical course? Yes, it includes hands-on training in dispensing eyewear and patient care.
  • Can I start my own business after completing this diploma? Yes, graduates are equipped with the knowledge of business and customer service to confidently run their own optical stores.