First Year

1. Communicative English and Computer Fundamentals
2. Builds essential communication skills and introduces computer basics, enabling students to document, report, and manage laboratory data effectively.
3. Clinical Biochemistry – I
4. Focuses on the study of chemical processes in the human body, including analysis of blood, urine, and other fluids to detect metabolic disorders.
5. Clinical Microbiology – I & Parasitology
6. Introduces microorganisms and parasites responsible for human diseases, with training in culture techniques, staining, and identification methods.
7. Hematology, Blood Banking & Histopathology – I
8. Covers the study of blood, its components, and related disorders. Students learn blood grouping, transfusion techniques, and tissue examination.

5–8. Practicals I–IV

Hands-on laboratory sessions reinforcing theoretical knowledge in biochemistry, microbiology, hematology, and histopathology.

Second Year

1. Clinical Biochemistry – II
2. Advanced study of biochemical tests, focusing on enzyme activity, hormonal assays, and diagnostic applications in clinical practice.
3. Clinical Microbiology – II
4. Explores advanced microbial techniques, antibiotic sensitivity testing, and identification of pathogenic organisms.
5. Hematology, Blood Banking & Histopathology – II
6. Deepens knowledge of blood disorders, transfusion medicine, and tissue pathology, preparing students for specialized laboratory roles.

12–14. Practicals V–VII

Advanced laboratory training with emphasis on accuracy, precision, and application of diagnostic techniques in real-world healthcare settings.