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Diploma in Ophthalmic Technology

2 years, full-time - FSc. Equivalent

Program Overview

This program prepares students to become skilled ophthalmic technicians who assist ophthalmologists in diagnosis, testing, and surgical support. Through a combination of classroom learning and hands-on clinical training, students acquire the knowledge and skills necessary to perform eye examinations, operate ophthalmic equipment, and assist in surgeries. Graduates are equipped to work in hospitals and clinics, pursue bachelor’s programs in eye care fields, and contribute to the prevention of blindness and the improvement of eye health in their communities.

How to Apply

 

Important Dates

 

The Diploma in Ophthalmic Technology trains students to operate ophthalmic equipment and assist in eye examinations, diagnostic procedures, and clinical practices. The program combines optical science with ophthalmic technology and hands-on practical skills, preparing graduates to deliver exceptional eye care services in hospitals, eye clinics, and optical centers.

  • Eye anatomy, optics, and refraction
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  • The program includes a balanced combination of:
    • Classroom-based theoretical instruction
    • Laboratory and practical training
    • Clinical exposure in hospitals or eye-care clinics
  • This structured approach ensures students gain both knowledge and hands-on experience.
  • Eligibility Criteria
    • Minimum 50% overall marks in Matriculation
    • Matriculation must be from Science Group (Physics, Chemistry, Biology)
    • Minimum 50% aggregate marks 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

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  • Anatomy and physiology of the eye
  • Ophthalmic instruments and equipment handling
  • Eye examinations and diagnostic techniques
  • Common eye diseases and disorders
  • Clinical assistance and patient care
  • Infection control and safety procedures

Graduates can pursue careers in hospitals, eye-care clinics, ophthalmology departments, and diagnostic centers as ophthalmic technologists or clinical assistants. This diploma also provides a foundation for further education and specialization in ophthalmic technology and related eye health sciences.


  • Who can apply?

​ ​Individuals with a strong interest in eye care, healthcare services, and clinical support are encouraged to apply.

  • What is the program duration?

​ ​The program duration is typically 2 years, depending on the institute’s academic structure.

  • Is this a practical course?

​ ​Yes, the program includes hands-on practical and clinical training in ophthalmic equipment handling, diagnostic procedures,

  • What career opportunities are available after completion?

​ ​Graduates can work in hospitals, eye-care clinics, ophthalmology departments, and diagnostic centers as ophthalmic​technologists or clinical assistants.

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