A four-year professional degree that prepares registered nurses for hospital, community and specialty practice.
₹1,30,000per year
Details
Duration
3 years
Level
Undergraduate
School
Nursing & Allied Health
Tuition
₹60,000 / year
About the programme
The operation theatre technologist is the person who keeps a surgery running — instruments ready, field sterile, monitors watched, anaesthetist supported. This programme trains for exactly that role.
You study surgical instrumentation and procedures, anaesthesia technology, sterilisation and infection control, patient positioning, and emergency and critical care support, with extended supervised theatre postings.
Graduates work as OT technologists, anaesthesia technicians and CSSD supervisors in hospitals and surgical centres.
Eligibility
10+2 with Physics, Chemistry and Biology.
Applicants should also read the general admission process and prepare the document checklist before applying.
Syllabus outline
Indicative subject areas across the programme. The examinable syllabus is set by the affiliating university and is issued at registration.
- Applied Anatomy
- Surgical Instrumentation
- Anaesthesia Technology
- Sterilisation & Infection Control
- Operation Theatre Practice
- Basic & Advanced Life Support
- Biomedical Equipment
- Patient Care & Positioning
- Emergency & Critical Care
- Ethics in Surgical Practice
Career outcomes
- Operation theatre technologist
- Anaesthesia technician
- CSSD / sterilisation supervisor
- ICU and emergency technician
- Surgical equipment applications
Fees
| Tuition per year | ₹60,000 |
| Application fee (one time) | ₹1,500 |
| Admission fee (one time) | ₹10,000 |
| Uniform charges (one time) | ₹8,500 |
| First-year total | ₹80,000 |
| Tuition across 3 years | ₹1,80,000 |
Examination and practical fees are charged as per university norms. Clinical training transport, where applicable, is billed as per management norms. Scholarships of up to 100% may apply — see scholarships.
Admissions 2026–27
Seats are limited. Start your application today.
Nursing, allied health and pharmacy intakes are capped by the councils that approve them, and they fill early. Apply online, or walk in to either campus and talk to a counsellor — there is no obligation and no charge for the conversation.
