Bachelor of Medical Laboratory Science (B.MLS) Application Form at UPES 2027

The UPES School of Health Sciences and Technology offers a four-year undergraduate program in Bachelor of Medical Laboratory Science (B.MLS).

The program is designed for students who aspire to build careers in diagnostic and laboratory science. It equips students with the knowledge and practical skills required to perform laboratory diagnostics, operate advanced diagnostic equipment, analyse biological samples, and support clinicians in the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of diseases.

The curriculum combines 3 years of academic learning in smart classrooms with hands-on skill training, practical lab sessions, and 1 year of internships in diagnostic laboratories and hospitals.

Graduates develop the technical expertise, analytical skills, and workplace readiness required to pursue careers in hospitals, diagnostic laboratories, blood banks, research laboratories, public health organisations, and other healthcare institutions.

Minimum 50% in 5 core subjects in 12th, with pass in each core subject (PCB mandatory)

B.MLS opens up diverse career opportunities in diagnostic services, laboratory science, and healthcare research. As healthcare increasingly relies on accurate laboratory testing, skilled medical laboratory professionals continue to be in high demand.

Some career opportunities after completing B.MLS include:

Medical Laboratory Technologist –Analyse blood, urine, tissue, and other biological samples using advanced laboratory equipment.
Microbiology Technologist – Conduct laboratory testing to identify microorganisms responsible for infections.
Haematology Technologist – Perform blood investigations and support the diagnosis of blood disorders.
Histopathology Technologist – Prepare and analyse tissue samples to assist pathologists in disease diagnosis.
Blood Bank Technologist – Manage blood collection, testing, storage, and transfusion services.
Quality Assurance Executive – Ensure laboratories maintain quality standards and regulatory compliance.
Work at:

Hospitals & Diagnostic Laboratories – Multispecialty hospitals, pathology laboratories, diagnostic chains, and specialty healthcare centres.
Research & Public Health Organisations – Medical research institutes, public health laboratories, biotechnology companies, and government healthcare organisations.
Healthcare & Diagnostic Companies – Laboratory equipment manufacturers, diagnostic companies, and healthcare technology organisations.

Graduates can also pursue higher education and specialised certifications in laboratory science, molecular diagnostics, biotechnology, public health, and healthcare management.