Duration: 4 Years | Eligibility: 12th in (PCB/PCM) Minimum 45 % (UR) 40 % (SC/ST)

Optometry is an essential healthcare profession that focuses on the assessment, diagnosis, and management of eye and vision-related conditions. Optometrists serve as primary eye care providers, offering services such as visual acuity testing, vision correction, detection and management of eye diseases, and prescribing medications for various ocular conditions. The field includes specialized areas like contact lens fitting, low vision rehabilitation, and ortho optics.

The Bachelor of Optometry program is designed to equip students with the knowledge, skills, and attitude required to excel in diverse optometric practices. The curriculum blends comprehensive theoretical learning with hands-on laboratory and clinical training. Students gain expertise in key subjects such as ocular anatomy, visual optics, clinical optometry, and the diagnosis and treatment of ocular disorders.

Optometry professionals play a pivotal role in preventive eye care, contributing to overall well-being by improving vision and eye health. They are trained to manage a wide range of eye conditions, provide patient education, and participate in community health programs. Along with clinical competence, the program emphasizes patient communication, ethical practices, and professional growth; ensuring graduates are well-prepared to thrive in the ever-evolving healthcare landscape.