Syllabus
Faculty of Paramedical Sciences
PM09
Bachelor of Medical Laboratory Technology (BMLT) (C: Compulsory, E: Elective)
Note: The University follows a credit system. One credit is equal to 15 hours of the learner's
study time. To earn a BMLT degree, a learner has to earn 256 credits in four years with 64
credits per year.
Semester 1
Course Nature Credits Title
Code
C 4 Communicative English
C 6 Human Anatomy
C 6 Human Physiology
C 6 Biochemistry-I
C 4 Introduction to Medical Laboratory Technology
C 6 Basics of Microbiology
C 2 Lab-Anatomy, Physiology & Biochemistry
Semester 2
C 4 Environmental Science
C 6 Pathology-I (General Pathology & Hematology)
C 6 Biochemistry-II
C 6 Microbiology-I (Bacteriology)
C 6 Clinical Laboratory Techniques
C 2 Lab-Pathology, Microbiology &
Biochemistry
Semester 3
C 6 Clinical Pathology
C 6 Hematology & Blood Banking
C 6 Microbiology-II (Mycology, Parasitology,
Virology)
C 6 Immunology & Serology
C 6 Analytical Biochemistry
C 2 Lab-Clinical Pathology, Hematology,
Microbiology
Semester 4
C 6 Histopathology & Cytology
C 6 Instrumentation & Automation in Lab
C 6 Clinical Biochemistry
C 6 Molecular Biology & Genetics
C 6 Quality Control & Laboratory Management
C 2 Lab-Histopathology, Cytology, QC
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Semester 5
C 6 Advanced Diagnostic Techniques
C 6 Clinical Microbiology
C 6 Advanced Hematology
C 6 Immunohematology & Transfusion Science
C 6 Research Methodology & Biostatistics
C 2 Lab-Advanced Diagnostics
Semester 6
C 6 Advanced Histopathology & Cytogenetics
C 6 Clinical Endocrinology & Toxicology
6 Lab Safety & Waste Management
6 Virology & Immunology
E 6 Choose Forensic Lab Technology
E 6 any Hospital Infection Control
E 6 one Public Health Laboratory Practices
subject
C 2 Lab-Advanced Histopathology &
Cytogenetics
Semester 7
C 32 Rotatory Internship (Submission of Progress
Report & Viva-voce-I)
Semester 8
C 32 Rotatory Internship (Submission of
Dissertation & Viva-voce-II)
PM10
Bachelor of Radiology & Imaging Technology (BRIT) (C: Compulsory, E: Elective)
Note: The University follows a credit system. One credit is equal to 15 hours of the learner's
study time. To earn a BRIT degree, a learner has to earn 256 credits in four years with 64
credits per year.
Semester 1
Course Nature Credits Title
Code
C 4 Communicative English
C 6 Human Anatomy
C 6 Human Physiology
C 6 Basic Physics for Radiology
C 4 Introduction to Medical Imaging
C 6 General Radiography-I
C 2 Lab-Anatomy & Physiology
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Semester 2
C 4 Environmental Science
C 6 Radiation Physics & Protection
C 6 General Radiography-II
C 6 Pathology for Imaging Technology
C 6 Radiographic Anatomy
C 2 Lab-Anatomy & Pathology
Semester 3
C 6 CT Imaging Technology-I
C 6 MRI Technology-I
C 6 Ultrasound Imaging-Basics
C 6 Radiographic Positioning & Procedures
C 6 Darkroom Techniques & Image Processing
C 2 Clinical Training-I
Semester 4
C 6 CT Imaging Technology-II
C 6 MRI Technology-II
C 6 Ultrasound Imaging-Advanced
C 6 Equipment Handling & Instrumentation
C 6 Contrast Studies & Special Procedures
C 2 Clinical Training-II
Semester 5
C 6 Nuclear Medicine & PET Imaging
C 6 Interventional Radiology
C 6 Digital Radiography & PACS
C 6 Quality Assurance in Imaging
C 6 Research Methodology & Biostatistics
C 2 Clinical Training-III
Semester 6
C 6 Emergency Radiography & Trauma Care
C 6 Hospital Administration & Ethics
C 6 Image Evaluation & Reporting
C 6 Radiation Safety & Regulations
E 6 Choose Advanced CT Applications
E 6 any Advanced MRI Applications
E 6 one Musculoskeletal Imaging
subject
C 2 Clinical Training-IV
Semester 7
C 32 Rotatory Internship (Submission of Progress
Report & Viva-voce-I)
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Semester 8
C 32 Rotatory Internship (Submission of
Dissertation & Viva-voce-II)
PM11
Bachelor of Operation Theatre and Anaesthesia Technology ([Link]. OTAT) (C:
Compulsory, E: Elective)
Note: The University follows a credit system. One credit is equal to 15 hours of the learner's
study time. To earn a [Link]. OTAT degree, a learner has to earn 256 credits in four years with
64 credits per year.
Semester 1
Course Nature Credits Title
Code
C 4 Communicative English
C 6 Human Anatomy-I (General Anatomy &
Musculoskeletal System)
C 6 Human Physiology-I (General Physiology &
Organ Systems)
C 6 Basics of Biochemistry
C 4 Fundamentals of OT Technology
C 6 Introduction to Anaesthesia Technology
C 2 Professional Ethics & Hospital Orientation
Semester 2
C 4 Environmental Science
C 6 Human Anatomy-II (Neuroanatomy & Internal
Organs)
C 6 Human Physiology-II (Neurology, Cardiology,
Respiratory System)
C 6 Microbiology for OT & Anaesthesia
C 6 OT Equipment & Sterilization Techniques
C 2 Basic Life Support & First Aid
Semester 3
C 6 Pharmacology for OT & Anaesthesia
C 6 Pathology & Clinical Biochemistry
C 6 Principles of Anaesthesia-I
C 6 OT Procedures & Patient Positioning
C 6 Medical Imaging Basics
C 2 Clinical Training-I
Semester 4
C 6 Principles of Anaesthesia-II
C 6 OT Techniques-Advanced
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C 6 Critical Care & ICU Management
C 6 Infection Control in OT
C 6 Emergency Medicine & Trauma Care
C 2 Clinical Training-II
Semester 5
C 6 Regional Anaesthesia Techniques
C 6 Anaesthesia Equipment & Monitoring Devices
C 6 Surgical Instruments & OT Management
C 6 Pain Management & Palliative Care
C 6 Principles of Patient Safety & Quality Assurance
C 2 Clinical Training-III
Semester 6
C 6 Cardiac & Neurosurgical Anaesthesia
C 6 Anaesthesia for Special Populations (Paediatric,
Geriatric, Obstetric)
6 Biomedical Engineering Applications in OT
6 Radiology & Diagnostic Support in OT
E 6 Choose Transplant OT Technology
E 6 any Oncology OT Technology
E 6 one Emergency & Trauma OT Management
subject
C 2 Clinical Training-IV
Semester 7
C 32 Rotatory Internship (Submission of Progress
Report & Viva-voce-I)
Semester 8
C 32 Rotatory Internship (Submission of
Dissertation & Viva-voce-II)
PM13
Bachelor of Physiotherapy (BPT) (C: Compulsory, E: Elective)
Note: The University follows a credit system. One credit is equal to 15 hours of the learner's
study time. To earn a BPT degree, a learner has to earn 288 credits in four and a half years
with 64 credits per year.
Semester 1
Course Nature Credits Title
Code
C 4 Communicative English
C 6 Human Anatomy-I
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C 6 Human Physiology-I
C 6 Biochemistry
C 4 Introduction to Physiotherapy & Professional
Ethics
C 6 Basic Psychology
C 2 Basic Life Support & First Aid
Semester 2
C 4 Environmental Science
C 6 Human Anatomy-II
C 6 Human Physiology-II
C 6 Sociology for Health Sciences
C 6 Exercise Therapy-I
C 2 Fundamentals of Biomechanics
Semester 3
C 6 Pathology & Microbiology
C 6 Pharmacology for Physiotherapy
C 6 Exercise Therapy-II
C 6 Electrotherapy-I
C 6 Kinesiology-I
C 2 Clinical Training-I
Semester 4
C 6 Biomechanics & Kinesiology-II
C 6 Electrotherapy-II
C 6 Exercise Therapy-III
C 6 Orthopaedics-I
C 6 General Medicine-I
C 2 Clinical Training-II
Semester 5
C 6 Orthopaedics-II
C 6 General Surgery
C 6 Neurology-I
C 6 Physiotherapy in Orthopaedic Conditions
C 6 Physiotherapy Assessment Skills
C 2 Clinical Training-III
Semester 6
C 6 Neurology-II
C 6 Community Medicine & Public Health
C 6 Cardiopulmonary Physiotherapy-I
C 6 Paediatrics & Geriatrics
C 6 Physiotherapy in Neurological Conditions
C 2 Clinical Training-IV
Semester 7
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C 6 Cardiopulmonary Physiotherapy-II
C 6 Sports Physiotherapy
C 6 Community-Based Rehabilitation (CBR)
C 6 Physiotherapy in Cardiopulmonary Conditions
C 6 Radiology & Diagnostic Imaging
C 2 Clinical Training-V
Semester 8
C 4 Evidence-Based Physiotherapy
C 4 Clinical Training- Orthopaedics and
Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy
C 4 Clinical Training- Cardiopulmonary and
ICU Physiotherapy
C 4 Clinical Training- Paediatric Physiotherapy
C 4 Clinical Training- Geriatric Physiotherapy
C 4 Clinical Training-Neurology and
Neurosurgery Physiotherapy
C 4 Clinical Training-Sports Physiotherapy
C 4 Clinical Training-Community-Based
Rehabilitation
Semester 9
C 32 Rotatory Internship
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