Discipline	Medical/Medicine
Program Level	Post Graduate (PG)
Qualification	Master of Optometry M.Optom.
Total Seats	60
Program Duration(in Months)	24
Classroom Hours	2520
Examination/Course Pattern	semester
Program Description	The Master of Science in Optometry (M.Sc. Optometry) is a postgraduate program designed to provide advanced knowledge and clinical skills in the field of vision care and eye health. The course emphasizes the diagnosis, management, and treatment of visual disorders, with a focus on both theoretical learning and hands-on clinical training. Students will gain expertise in areas such as: Advanced contact lens fitting Low vision rehabilitation Binocular vision and orthoptics Ocular diseases and pharmacology Vision therapy Research methodology in optometry
Admission & entry requirements	To be eligible for admission into the M.Sc. Optometry program, a candidate must: Hold a Bachelor’s degree in Optometry (B.Sc. Optometry or B.Optom) from a recognized university or institution. Have secured a minimum aggregate of 50% (may vary slightly by institution).