Basics of Visual Anatomy 

Understand the structure and function of the human eye. 

Diagnostic Techniques in Optometry 

Learn advanced tools and methods for accurate vision testing.

Corrective Lens Prescriptions 

Master the science of prescribing glasses and contact lenses.

Management of Ocular Diseases 

Gain knowledge of common eye disorders and their treatments. 

Optical Equipment Handling 

Operate and maintain specialized optometric instruments.

Patient Care and Communication 

Develop skills for compassionate and effective patient interactions. 

Introduction to Optometry 

Overview of optometry as a profession and its scope. 

Visual Anatomy and Physiology 

Study the anatomy and functions of the eye and visual system.

Optical Physics 

Basics of light and optics as applied to vision science. 

Basic Vision Testing 

Learn initial procedures for assessing vision accuracy.

Introduction to Ocular Diseases 

Overview of common eye disorders and their symptoms.

Patient Handling Techniques 

Develop interpersonal skills for effective patient care. 

Advanced Vision Testing Methods 

Training on modern tools for vision evaluation.

Contact Lens Fitting and Management 

Techniques for prescribing and managing contact lenses.

Optical Dispensing 

Learn the science of creating and adjusting corrective lenses. 

Eye Disease Diagnostics 

Methods for diagnosing diseases such as cataracts and glaucoma.

Optometric Instrumentation 

Operate advanced tools like slit lamps and autorefractors.

Hands-on Clinical Training 

Real-world practice in eye care settings.

Low Vision and Rehabilitation 

Techniques to assist patients with partial vision loss. 

Pediatric and Geriatric Optometry 

Tailored care approaches for children and elderly patients. 

Ocular Pharmacology 

Study of medications used in eye care and their applications. 

Advanced Optical Design 

In-depth understanding of lens technologies and manufacturing. 

Professional Internship 

Gain hands-on experience in clinics and optometric practices. 

Preparation for Certification 

Training for industry-recognized optometry certifications. 

Educational Background 

Completion of 10+2 in Science (Physics, Chemistry, Biology) or equivalent.

Age Requirement 

Candidates must be at least 17 years old.

Skills 

Basic proficiency in communication to interact with healthcare teams.

Online Application 

Complete the application on our official website. 

Document Submission 

Provide academic records and identification. 

Entrance Exam/Interview 

Complete any necessary entrance requirements.

Optometric Assistants 

Operate imaging equipment for accurate diagnostics. 

Contact Lens Specialists 

Assist in advanced imaging modalities like CT and MRI. 

Optical Dispensers 

Provide support during minimally invasive procedures. 

Eye Care Clinics 

Assist in vision testing and corrective solutions. 

Optical Retail Chains 

Provide consultation and product customization. 

Public Health Sector 

Offer vision screening and eye care services.

Educational Institutions

Engage in teaching and training optometry students. 

Research Labs 

Contribute to advancements in vision science. 

Corporate Vision Centers

Manage employee eye health programs.

Pediatric Optometry 

Focus on vision care for children. 

Geriatric Vision Care 

Provide specialized eye care for the elderly. 

Ocular Disease Clinics 

Support diagnostics and management of eye diseases.

Contact Lens Centers 

Specialize in advanced contact lens technologies. 

Low Vision Rehabilitation 

Assist patients with significant vision impairments. 

Sports Vision Clinics 

Optimize visual performance for athletes.