Certificate in Medical Laboratory Technology (CMLT) is a CTEVT-affiliated, three-year certificate-level program that prepares mid-level laboratory personnel for clinical and public health settings. The curriculum is designed to build knowledge, skills, and professional attitudes for diagnostic, curative, preventive, and promotive laboratory services.
Seat allocation (college): 40
Note: The CTEVT curriculum mentions a maximum group size of 30 students per batch.
Total duration: 3 academic years (yearly system).
The curriculum indicates a strong progression across years:
Year 1 emphasizes foundational sciences.
Year 2 moves into core laboratory theory and practicals.
Year 3 focuses more on application of skills in comprehensive practical settings, including hospitals and medical laboratories.
Applicants typically need:
SEE/SLC or equivalent with at least GPA 2.0 and grades in Compulsory Mathematics, English, and Science, or
Relevant TSLC with the required percentage, plus
Success in the CTEVT entrance exam.
Students commonly study and practice:
Clinical microbiology and immunology
Hematology and blood banking
Clinical biochemistry
Parasitology
Clinical pathology
Histopathology and cytopathology
Laboratory management and quality practices
Graduates may find entry-level roles in:
Hospitals and diagnostic laboratories
Clinics and blood banks
Research settings and related health services
This program can suit SEE graduates who want a structured health-science path with strong lab practice and a foundation for future study in medical laboratory and allied health fields.
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