Our programs are ideal for diploma holders in ophthalmic techniques, B.Optom/M.Optom students, MBBS students interested in ophthalmology, and allied health professionals working in eye care settings.

Course durations vary depending on the program. Short-term revision courses typically last 1–3 months, while comprehensive preparation courses may span 6 months to a year.

Yes, we offer a free demo class to help you understand our teaching methodology and course content before you enroll.

We offer both online and offline classes. Our online sessions are live, interactive, and recorded for future reference. Offline classes are conducted at our hospital with hands-on training sessions.

Our courses cover anatomy and physiology of the eye, optics, refraction, ocular diseases, clinical procedures, pharmacology, eye instruments, and case-based discussions—all tailored to your specific field.

Yes, we provide selected study materials. Our published books offer comprehensive coverage of important topics and past exam questions. In addition, we conduct regular mock tests to track your progress and build your confidence.

Our faculty consists of experienced ophthalmologists, optometrists, and medical educators who are experts in their respective fields with years of clinical and teaching experience.

Fees vary depending on the course and duration. Please contact us directly or visit our website for detailed and up-to-date fee information.

Yes, we offer limited merit-based scholarships and discounts. Special concessions are also available for economically weaker sections upon verification.