The Certificate in Medical Laboratory Technology (CMLT) program at Chitragupt Institute of Technology (CIT), Bardibas, is a three-year technical course affiliated with CTEVT. It prepares students to work as medical laboratory professionals by providing knowledge of laboratory science, diagnostic procedures, and clinical testing.
This program is ideal for SEE graduates interested in working in health institutions or diagnostic centers, or pursuing further education in the medical field.
The curriculum is designed per CTEVT standards and includes classroom instruction and practical training. Key subjects include:
Human anatomy and physiology
Medical microbiology and parasitology
Hematology and blood banking
Clinical biochemistry
Immunology and serology
Laboratory management and ethics
Instrumentation and quality control
Students are required to complete a hospital-based internship during the final year.
The course is intended to:
Develop capable laboratory professionals who can perform diagnostic tests accurately
Improve health service delivery by preparing mid-level laboratory staff
Strengthen diagnostic support in hospitals, health posts, and private clinics
Encourage ethical and safety-conscious practice in laboratory settings
Graduates can work in hospitals, diagnostic labs, blood banks, research centers, public health units, and private clinics. With further study, students can progress toward higher education or specialization in laboratory science.
By the end of the program, students will be able to:
Perform routine and advanced diagnostic tests
Use laboratory equipment properly and maintain hygiene standards
Collect and process blood, urine, and other samples
Interpret basic test results and assist medical teams
Maintain laboratory records and follow reporting protocols
Sample handling and specimen processing
Use of microscopes and diagnostic instruments
Laboratory safety and infection control
Quality assurance and result verification
Communication and reporting practices in clinical labs
CIT follows a practical-first teaching approach. Learning activities include:
Classroom lectures
Lab demonstrations and hands-on sessions
Case discussions
Hospital postings
Project work and assessments
Minimum qualification: SEE passed
Admission is granted through the CTEVT entrance examination
Required documents: SEE transcript, character certificate, citizenship or birth certificate, and two recent photos
Laboratory technician in hospitals and clinics
Diagnostic staff in public and private labs
Health worker in research or surveillance programs
Staff in blood banks and mobile health units
Three scholarships are awarded among the 30 seats based on merit and community quotas, and reserved seats are available for disadvantaged and underrepresented students.
This course provides the technical foundation needed for a career in a clinical lab and opens doors to continued education in health science. It suits students looking for skill-based, job-oriented learning in the medical sector.
The CMLT program at CIT builds skilled health technicians who contribute to patient care through accurate diagnostics. It offers a solid platform for future healthcare professionals grounded in learning and service.
