B.Sc. Optometry
Welcome to Max Healthcare Education, where we offer a comprehensive B.Sc. Optometry course in Delhi NCR with 100% placement assistance. Our program is designed to equip students with the knowledge and practical skills necessary to succeed in the rapidly growing healthcare sector. With a B.Sc. Optometry degree, graduates can pursue a wide range of career opportunities in primary healthcare, corporate sectors, public sector, research and academics.
Optometrists provide more than just eyeglasses, diagnosing and treating diseases of the eye by offering corrective devices such as contact lenses and low vision aids. Optometrists are often the first to identify changes in the eye due to diseases, leading to early diagnosis and treatment. At Max Healthcare Education, we provide a curriculum that prepares students to specialise in areas such as contact lenses, vision therapy, orthotics, learning disabilities, paediatrics and occupational vision, working collaboratively with ophthalmologists to provide the best care possible.
Course Highlights
Our B.Sc. Optometry course is a 3-year undergraduate degree programme that covers a wide range of subjects, including Anatomy and Physiology, Optometric Optics, Ocular Disease, Optometric Instrumentation, Contact Lenses, and Binocular Vision. The curriculum also includes value-added education, such as communicative skills, employability skills, and the basics of eye care management. The course is affiliated with the Datta Meghe Institute of Medical Sciences (DMIMS), a reputed institution in the healthcare sector.
Eligibility
Candidates who have passed their 12th standard with PCB/PCM are eligible to apply for the course. Students who are awaiting their 12th standard results can also apply. The candidate must have attained the age of 17 years in the year of admission.
After completing a BSc in Optometry, graduates can explore various career opportunities in the field of eye care. Here are some potential job roles that one can consider:
- Optometrists: Optometrists are eye care professionals who diagnose and treat eye diseases, prescribe corrective lenses, and offer vision therapy. They work in clinics, hospitals, and private practices and can earn a handsome salary.
- Clinical Optometrist: Clinical optometrists specialise in providing eye care services to patients with complex eye conditions such as glaucoma, cataract, and retinal diseases. They work closely with ophthalmologists and other healthcare professionals to deliver high-quality care.
- Ophthalmic Technician: Ophthalmic technicians assist optometrists and ophthalmologists in performing eye exams, measuring vision, and administering eye drops. They also maintain patient records and operate diagnostic equipment.
- Vision Therapist: Vision therapists are trained to provide vision therapy to individuals with vision problems that cannot be corrected with eyeglasses or contact lenses. They use various techniques such as eye exercises, prism lenses, and computer programs to improve visual skills.
- Optometry Assistant / Optical Assistant: Optometry assistants work alongside optometrists, performing tasks such as preparing patients for eye exams, conducting vision tests, and assisting with contact lens fittings. Optical assistants work in retail optical stores, helping customers choose eyeglasses and contact lenses.
- Ocularist: Ocularists specialise in making prosthetic eyes for people who have lost an eye due to injury or disease. They work closely with ophthalmologists and optometrists to create custom prostheses that match the patient's remaining eye.
- Clinical Research: Optometrists can also work in research settings, conducting clinical trials to test new drugs and treatments for eye diseases.
- Academician: Optometrists can pursue a career in academia by teaching optometry students, conducting research, and publishing scientific papers.
- Consultant: Optometrists can work as consultants for healthcare organisations, insurance companies, and government agencies, providing expert advice on eye care policies and procedures.
- Medical Officer: Optometrists can also work as medical officers in government or private healthcare organisations, providing eye care services to patients.
- Sales of eye care products and equipment: Optometrists can work as sales representatives for eye care product and equipment companies, promoting and selling products such as contact lenses, eyeglasses, and diagnostic equipment.
Semester - 1
- Prose and Communication Skills
- General Anatomy and Physiology
- General and Ocular Biochemistry
- Geometrical Optics
- Nutrition
- Basics of Computer
Semester - 2
- Prose, Extensive Reading and Communication Skills
- Ocular Anatomy
- Ocular Physiology
- Physical Optics
- Microbiology & Pathology
- Environmental Studies
Semester - 3
- Communicative Skills
- Visual Optics
- Ocular Disease I
- Optometric Instruments I
- General and Ocular Pharmacology
- Clinical Examination of Visual System
Semester - 4
- Employability Skills
- Optometric Optics
- Ocular Diseases – II
- Optometric Instrumentation – II
- Value Added Education
Semester - 5
- Contact Lenses – I
- Binocular Vision – I
- Pediatric Optometry and Geriatric Optometry
- Dispensing Optics
- Public Health and Community Optometry
- Biostatistics
- Basics of Eye Care Management - I
Semester - 6
- Contact Lenses – II
- Binocular Vision – II
- Low Vision Aids
- Occupational Optometry
- Systemic Diseases Affecting the Eye
- Basics of Eye Care Management - II
How to Apply
To apply for our B.Sc. Optometry course, visit our website and fill out the application form. We encourage interested candidates to apply as soon as possible to secure their spot in the program.
B.Sc. Optometry at Max Healthcare Education is an excellent opportunity for students who want to pursue a career in the healthcare sector. With our 100% placement assistance, students can be confident that they will have opportunities to put their knowledge and skills to use in the industry. Apply today to start your journey towards a successful career in optometry.
- Manager
- Supervisor
- Sr Optometrist
- Optometrist
- Trainee Optometrist
Market Demand for Optometrists
- According to a report by the American Optometric Association, the demand for optometrists is expected to grow by 18% from 2016 to 2026, which is much faster than the average for all occupations.
- Optometrists not only provide vision care but also diagnose and treat a range of eye-related diseases. They can also prescribe eyeglasses, contact lenses, and other vision aids. As a result, the demand for optometrists is high not only in hospitals but also in private clinics and retail outlets.
- Optometrists often work in collaboration with ophthalmologists to provide comprehensive eye care services.
Why choose Max Healthcare Education?
There are several reasons why Max Healthcare Education is the best choice for pursuing a B.Sc. Optometry course in Delhi:
- Experienced Faculty: Our faculty comprises highly qualified and experienced professionals who provide students with the best possible training and education.
- State-of-the-art Infrastructure: We have a well-equipped campus with modern laboratories, libraries and classrooms, providing students with hands-on experience using the latest technologies and equipment.
- Industry-Aligned Curriculum: Our curriculum is designed to meet the requirements of the optometry industry, and our students are trained to be industry-ready professionals.
- 100% Placement Assistance: We provide our students with 100% placement assistance and help them secure jobs with top companies in the healthcare sector.
- Career Growth Opportunities: With our B.Sc. Optometry course, students can pursue a wide variety of career opportunities and enjoy steady growth in their careers.
- Research and Development: We encourage our students to engage in research and development activities and support them in their endeavours.