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Respected Sir/Madam, can I know about the syllabus of BSc(Medical Technology) Honours offered in AIIMS Delhi? And I also want to know about the course duration. So, please tell me about the syllabus and duration of this course.

The syllabus of BSc(Medical Technology) Honours in AIIMS, Delhi is given below:-

1. Anatomy

2. Physiology

3. Biochemistry

4. Nutrition

5. Fundamentals of Nursing

6. First aid with applied Sciences and Pharmacology

7. Introduction to community health

8. Psychology

9. Introduction to medical & surgical nursing

10. Med.Surg.Nursing

11. Orthopaedics

12. E.N.T.

13. Skin & Communicable diseases.

14. Eye, Gynae, General Med. Surg.

15. Applied pharmacology.

16. Psychiatric Nursing.

17. O.T. Technique.

18. Microbiology.

19. Health Education & A.V.Aids.

The duration of BSc(Medical Technology) will be 3 years, with 6 semesters.

You may visit the website http://www.aiims.edu for more information.

BSc in Medical Technology Honours is a 3 year duration course. This course is a medicine program and emerging technologies and their applications. The detailed syllabus is given below.

Anatomy
Physiology
Biochemistry
Darkroom Techniques
Radiation Physics
Radiographic Positioning
Computer (Non - University)
Pathology
Microbiology
Forensic Medicine
ENT
Orthopaedics
Medicine
Surgery
Radiographic Special Procedures
Imaging Physics and Radiographic Positioning
Physics and Darkroom Techniques
Radiographic Procedures
New Imaging Modalities and Recent advances

Bachelor of Science Honours Medical Technology is an undergraduate Medicine and the duration of this course is three years.

COURSE SYLLABUS

=> Anatomy

=> Physiology

=> Biochemistry

=> Darkroom Techniques

=> Radiation Physics

=> Radiographic Positioning

=> Computer (Non-University)

=> Pathology

=> Microbiology

=> Forensic Medicine

=> ENT

=> Orthopaedics

=> Medicine

=> Surgery

=> Radiographic Special Procedures

=> Imaging Physics and Radiographic Positioning

=> Physics and Darkroom Techniques

=> Radiographic Procedures

=> New Imaging Modalities and Recent Advances