In Partnership with Malla Reddy University
Our B.Sc. in Neuroscience Technology is a comprehensive 3-year undergraduate degree focused on neurological diagnostics, patient care, and cutting-edge neurotechnology. This program bridges the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical application in the rapidly evolving field of neuroscience.
Delivered in partnership with Malla Reddy University, this program ensures strong academic foundation combined with extensive practical exposure. Students gain hands-on experience with industry-standard equipment and techniques used in neurological diagnostics and treatment.
With a focus on both clinical and research aspects of neuroscience, graduates are prepared for diverse career paths in healthcare institutions, research laboratories, and neurotechnology companies.
Practical experience with EEG, EMG, NCV, and brain mapping technologies in state-of-the-art laboratories.
Latest curriculum blending theoretical knowledge with clinical experience and industry-relevant skills.
Learn from experienced neurologists, researchers, and industry professionals with modern lab infrastructure.
Direct hospital and clinic exposure through internships and observational rotations in neurological departments.
Our comprehensive curriculum prepares you for a successful career in neuroscience technology with a perfect blend of theory and practical skills.
Graduates of our B.Sc. Neuroscience Technology program are prepared for diverse and rewarding career paths in healthcare, research, and technology sectors.
Perform diagnostic tests like EEGs and EMGs to help neurologists diagnose and treat neurological disorders.
Monitor neurological activity in critical care settings, assisting in the care of patients with brain injuries or disorders.
Support neuroscience research projects in academic or industry settings, collecting and analyzing neurological data.
Additional opportunities include positions in neurodevice companies, sleep laboratories, rehabilitation centers, and with further education, roles in academia and specialized clinical settings.
10+2 with Science (Biology/Mathematics) as per university norms
Minimum 50% aggregate in qualifying examination
Selection through university entrance test or merit-based admission
Good communication skills in English
Access to leading hospitals and neurological centers for hands-on training and internships.
Modern neuroscience labs equipped with the latest diagnostic and research equipment.
Learn from experienced neurologists, researchers, and industry professionals.
Dedicated career services with strong industry connections for job placement assistance.
Students will gain hands-on experience with EEG, EMG, NCV, and brain mapping technologies. You'll learn patient preparation, electrode placement, recording techniques, and basic interpretation of neurological data. The program also covers equipment maintenance, troubleshooting, and safety protocols essential for clinical practice.
Yes, clinical exposure is a core component of the program. Students participate in observational rotations and internships at partner hospitals and neurological clinics. This hands-on experience typically begins in the second year and increases in duration and complexity throughout the program, culminating in a comprehensive clinical practicum in the final year.
Graduates can pursue careers as neurodiagnostic technologists in hospitals and clinics, technicians in neurology/ICU departments, research assistants in neuroscience laboratories, technical specialists with neurodevice companies, and sleep study technicians. With additional education or certifications, graduates can advance to roles in education, management, or specialized clinical areas.
Yes, graduates can pursue master's programs in neuroscience, neurophysiology, biomedical engineering, or related healthcare fields. Many students also opt for specialized certifications in areas like intraoperative neuromonitoring, sleep technology, or advanced EEG techniques to enhance their career prospects and specialize in particular areas of interest.
The B.Sc. Neuroscience Technology program is a 3-year full-time course divided into six semesters. The fee structure varies based on admission category and scholarship eligibility. Please contact our admissions office for the current fee details, scholarship opportunities, and payment plans available for domestic and international students.
