Program Overview
Bachelor of Science in Optometry, also known as B.Sc. Optometry, is a three-year full-time degree course that teaches the study of the human eye and vision care. The core of the program consists of the study of life sciences vision and optometric sciences anatomy and physiology of vision, mechanisms of disease, and optics. Along with studying the human eye, the candidate will also be getting acquainted with the use of various kinds of tools and equipment related to eye treatment. Pursue B.Sc. Optometry from Top BSc Optometry College in Punjab, Mohali, Chandigarh. Visit SGC College website for admissions.
Admission Eligibility Criteria
The minimum education requirements shall be:
- 10+2 with science stream with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology)/ Diploma in Optometry with a minimum aggregate of 50% marks.
- Minimum 50% pass percentage in 10+2.
- The candidate shall be medically fit.
- 5% relaxation of marks for SC/ST candidates may be given.
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Curriculum
BasicsofAnatomy-I
Studentswilllearnbasicconcepts of human anatomy.Thissubject will develop an understanding of the structure and function of organs and organsystems innormalhumanbody for their better understanding in clinical practice.
BasicsofPhysiology-I
To learn the fundamentalconceptsofHuman Physiology.
Basics ofBiochemistry-I
Studentswill learn knowledgeof basic biochemistryand cell biology concepts for functioning of human body.
Basics of Human Anatomy-I (Practical)
To make the students learn the practical aspects of human anatomy.
BasicsofPhysiology-I (Practical)
Tomakethestudentslearn practicalaspectsof HumanPhysiology.
Basics ofBiochemistry-I (Practical)
Tomakethestudents learnpracticalaspects ofBiochemistry.
English
Tolearneffectivecommunication bothoral&written.
Human Values, De-addiction and Traffic Rules
To develop a sense of social responsibility, traffic rules and about menace of drugs.
Human Values, De-addiction and Traffic Rules (Lab/ Seminar)
Understandingtheneed,basicguidelines,and social responsibility, ValueEducation by means of seminars, workshops and interactions between students.
Mentoring and Professional Development
To learn the life-long learning skills
BasicsofAnatomy-2
To learn the fundamental concepts of human anatomy.
BasicsofPhysiology-2
To introduce the basic concepts of human physiology.
Basics ofBiochemistry-2
To introduce the basic concepts of cell biology and biochemistry.
BasicsofAnatomy– 2 (Practical)
To make the students learn practical aspects of Human Anatomy with the help ofdemonstrations.
BasicsofPhysiology-2 (Practical)
To make the students learn practical aspects of Human Physiology.
BasicsofBiochemistry-2 (Practical)
To make the students learn practical aspects of Biochemistry and clinical tests.
Environmental Studies
To understand basics of Environmental issues.
Fee Details
Examination Fee Details
Payment Mode
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Program Outcomes
- PO1. Advanced Knowledge of health care delivery systems and practical application in basic allied and health sciences, general and ocular medical sciences, and visual sciences.
- PO2. Be able to provide quality vision care through complete and apt measurement, assessment, diagnosis, treatment, and management of eye and vision-related conditions.
- PO3. Ability to prevent, detect, diagnose, and manage visual conditions and processes caused by systemic diseases.
- PO4. Adopt the appropriate standards of personal, professional, and ethical values to suit the health care system.
- PO5. Contribute to the advancement of optometry by conducting and exhibiting clinical studies that will lead to improved quality of life.
Specific Outcome
- PS1. Deeper knowledge of the basic and ocular sciences, visual sciences, clinical sciences, and understanding of health care delivery systems.
- PS2. Evaluation and application of knowledge in a systemic way and ability to make an appropriate diagnosis to provide quality eye and vision care.
- PS3. Detect, diagnose, and manage visual conditions effectively through prevention, detection, and diagnosis.
- PS4.Basic understanding of ethical principles and professional ethics and responsibilities and norms of the optometry practice.
- PS5. Participate in research and clinical studies that will lead to advancement in optometry and health sciences.
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Silent Features
- Skills enhancement This course will help students to engage themselves in self-assessment through hands-on training and regular field visits and refine existing skills and acquire new skills for patient care and professional advancement.
- Ethics Ethical guidelines help OT technicians through difficult situations and provide them with a moral compass to manage patients and day-to-day work easily.
- Professional upliftmentStudents will learn to participate in industrial safety programs and work with road safety organizations. They may pursue their practice independently or work in reputed institutions to contribute to the welfare of the society
- Team BuildingWorking as a team with an ophthalmologist to co-manage patients.
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