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The Master of Optometry (M.Optom) is a specialized 2-year clinical postgraduate degree focused on advanced ocular disease diagnostics, specialized contact lens fitting, binocular vision therapy, low vision rehabilitation, and vision science research. While a Bachelor of Optometry (B.Optom) covers baseline refraction, basic ocular disease screening, and dispensing optics, the M.Optom program elevates a practitioner's clinical diagnostic autonomy. Postgraduates are trained to handle complex binocular vision anomalies, manage neuro-optometric rehab (post-stroke or traumatic brain injury), evaluate ocular imaging (OCT, Fundus Photography), design specialized scleral/prosthetic contact lenses, and direct clinical research.
2 Years
₹1,00,000 – ₹6,00,000
₹4.00 LPA – ₹8.50 LPA
Manages advanced diagnostic equipment, contact lens clinics, and pre/post-operative surgical evaluations.
Diagnoses and treats eye alignment, tracking, and focusing disorders using structured vision therapy programs.
Teaches undergraduate optometry students, supervises clinical internships, and conducts research.
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Minimum 50% to 55% aggregate marks in Bachelor of Optometry (B.Optom / B.Sc. Optometry) from a recognized university or institute approved by the Allied Health Sciences Council / UGC.
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