MBBS (Undergraduate Teaching in Ophthalmology):

The MBBS ophthalmology program provides medical students with essential knowledge and clinical skills in eye care. Training includes outpatient evaluation, basic ophthalmic examinations, common ocular diseases, and preventive ophthalmology, enabling graduates to recognize, manage, and appropriately refer eye conditions in general medical practice.

Postgraduate Program – MS Ophthalmology:
The MS Ophthalmology program offers structured training in comprehensive clinical ophthalmology and surgery. Postgraduates receive hands-on exposure to diagnostic procedures, microsurgical techniques, and patient management, along with academic activities and research training, preparing them for independent clinical practice and subspecialty careers.

BSc Optometry:
The BSc Optometry program focuses on training skilled eye care professionals in vision assessment, refraction, and use of diagnostic ophthalmic instruments. Students are trained in spectacle and contact lens services, primary eye care, and early detection of ocular disorders, working closely with ophthalmologists in clinical settings.

MSc Optometry:
The MSc Optometry program provides advanced training in clinical optometry, diagnostics, and vision science. Emphasis is placed on specialized testing, patient-centered care, research, and academic development, enabling graduates to contribute to advanced clinical practice, teaching, and community eye care services.