To be eligible for a B.Sc. MLS (Medical Laboratory Science) program, candidates must have completed their higher secondary education (10+2) with a focus on science subjects, specifically Physics, Chemistry, and Biology. A minimum aggregate percentage, typically around 50-60%, is required depending on the institution. Some universities may also have specific subject prerequisites or entrance exams for admission.
Other institutions may have some age limits and even a medical fitness certificate in addition to qualifications. Those eligible candidates can get admitted either directly or through some competitive exams. The course equips students with a basic grounding in medical laboratory techniques, diagnostic procedures, and research. One can seek careers in hospitals, diagnostic labs, and research facilities.