BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN OPTOMETRY (B.SC. OPTOMETRY)

Introduction to Optometry

Anatomy and Physiology of the Eye

Geometric and Physical Optics

Ocular Anatomy

Communication Skills

Basic Biochemistry

Optometric Optics

Visual Optics

General Pharmacology

Ocular Physiology

Binocular Vision and Perception

Introduction to Clinical Examination

Contact Lens Optics

Ocular Pathology

Pharmacology in Optometry

Public Health Optometry

Research Methodology in Optometry

Fieldwork/Internship I

Clinical Optometry I: Refraction and Prescription

Ophthalmic Dispensing

Low Vision Aids and Rehabilitation

Orthoptics and Pleoptics

Pediatric Optometry

Fieldwork/Internship II

Clinical Optometry II: Specialized Refraction Techniques

Binocular Vision Assessment and Therapy

Geriatric Optometry

Community Eye Health

Elective Course 1 (e.g., Corneal Topography, Vision Therapy)

Seminar on Current Trends in Optometry

Clinical Optometry III: Advanced Diagnostic Techniques

Optometric Practice Management

Project Work

Fieldwork/Internship III

Elective Course 2 (e.g., Contact Lens Fitting, Sports Vision)

Dissertation/Thesis

Q. What is the Full Form of B.SC. in Optometry Course?

Ans. Bachelor of Science in Optometry.

Q. What is the duration of B.SC. in Optometry course?

Ans. Full Course duration for B.SC. in Optometry course is 6 Semesters.

Q. What are the Eligibility Criteria of B.SC. in Optometry course?

Ans. Eligibility Criteria for B.SC. in Optometry Course is 12^th  in Science stream  with 55% Marks.

Q. What are the Average fees of B.SC. in Optometry?

Ans. Average Course fees for B.SC. in Optometry Course is 15000 to 25000 per semester.

Q. Which type of B.SC. in Optometry course is best?

Ans. Regular.

Q. What course should I do after B.SC. in Optometry?

Ans. There are many options for studying after B.SC. in Optometry but M.SC. in Optometry is best.

Q. Is B.SC. in Optometry difficult?

Ans. We wouldn't say that B.SC. in Optometry is hard; it’s an easy for studying.