Diploma in Medical Laboratory Technology (DMLT) The Diploma in Medical Laboratory Technology (DMLT) is a 2-year paramedical course that trains students in performing essential laboratory tests used to diagnose, treat, and prevent diseases. DMLT professionals, also called Lab Technicians or Medical Lab Technologists, play a vital role in the healthcare system by providing accurate diagnostic data. ???? Course Overview: Course Name: Diploma in Medical Laboratory Technology (DMLT) Duration: 2 Years (Full-Time) Eligibility: 10+2 with Science (Biology or Life Sciences preferred) Admission Process: Direct or merit-based admission; some institutes may conduct interviews ???? Course Curriculum: Year 1 – Foundation in Laboratory Sciences Human Anatomy and Physiology Biochemistry Basics of Medical Microbiology Hematology – Blood Analysis Clinical Pathology – Urine, Stool, and Body Fluids Basics of Laboratory Equipment and Safety Medical Ethics and Biomedical Waste Management Year 2 – Advanced Lab Procedures & Clinical Practice Advanced Microbiology – Cultures, Sensitivity Tests Histopathology and Cytology Blood Banking and Transfusion Science Clinical Biochemistry – Glucose, Cholesterol, Enzyme Tests Serology and Immunology Quality Control and Laboratory Management Internship/Practical Training in Diagnostic Laboratories ????️ Skills Developed: Blood sample collection (phlebotomy) and processing Use and maintenance of laboratory equipment (centrifuge, microscopes, analyzers) Performing and interpreting lab tests Sterilization and safety protocols Lab report preparation and data entry Working under the supervision of pathologists ???? Career Opportunities: Medical Laboratory Technician in Hospitals & Diagnostic Labs Blood Banks and Research Labs Pathology Labs and Public Health Departments Pharmaceutical Companies Laboratory Quality Control Assistant Lab Instructor (with experience or further education) ???? Offered By: Government and private paramedical institutes Skill India / NSDC training centers Health universities and medical colleges Hospital-based training centers (e.g., Apollo, Fortis, etc.)