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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
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Eligibility criteria for BSc MLT is that candidate should have passed with 50% marks in 10+2, A Level or equivalent with English, Physics, Chemistry and Biology as compulsory/optional subjects OR Pass with 50% marks in Diploma in Medical Lab Technology after 10th or O Level from any recognized board/university, in any country. You are eligible to apply for BSc MLT at Acharya Institute of Health Sciences based on your DMLT mark sheet subject to meeting eligibility marks.
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Medical Technologist work covers areas such as:
Blood banking
Clinical Chemistry (chemical analysis of body fluids)
Haematology (blood related)
Immunology (study of immune system)
Microbiology (study of bacteria and other disease organisms)
Cytotechnology (study of human tissue)
Phlebotomy
Urine analysis
Coagulation
Parasitology
Blood Sample Matching
Drug Efficacy Tests
Serology
Technologists may also conduct research supervised by medical researchers.They are responsible for maintaining report accuracy, conducting complex tests, and generally have more training than a medical laboratory technician, who performs routine testing under stipulated
Blood banking
Clinical Chemistry (chemical analysis of body fluids)
Haematology (blood related)
Immunology (study of immune system)
Microbiology (study of bacteria and other disease organisms)
Cytotechnology (study of human tissue)
Phlebotomy
Urine analysis
Coagulation
Parasitology
Blood Sample Matching
Drug Efficacy Tests
Serology
Technologists may also conduct research supervised by medical researchers.They are responsible for maintaining report accuracy, conducting complex tests, and generally have more training than a medical laboratory technician, who performs routine testing under stipulated
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