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It is compulsory to do diploma in optometry to take admission in Bsc (optometry)? Bsc (optometry ) is a degree course and can I eligible for MPSC or UPSC EXAMS?

It depends on the specific university or institution offering the BSc (Optometry) program. Some universities may require applicants to have completed a diploma in optometry or a related field, while others may accept applicants directly from high school or with a different educational background.

Regarding eligibility for MPSC or UPSC exams, a degree in optometry may not directly qualify someone for these exams, as they have their own specific eligibility criteria. However, having a degree in a relevant field may be beneficial for certain positions that require knowledge and skills related to optometry. It is recommended to check the specific eligibility criteria for the exams you are interested in to determine if a degree in optometry would be useful.

The eligibility criteria for admission to BSc Optometry programs may vary from college to college. While some colleges may require a diploma in optometry as a prerequisite for admission to their BSc Optometry program, others may not have this requirement.

In general, to be eligible for admission to a BSc Optometry program, candidates must have completed their 10+2 education with science subjects such as Physics, Chemistry, and Biology/Mathematics with a minimum percentage of marks as specified by the college. Some colleges may also conduct entrance exams as a part of their admission process.