Max Allied Health Sciences Courses 2026: List of Courses, Eligibility & Fees

Max Allied Health Sciences Courses Highlights

• Course levels: Bachelor's (B.Sc.), Diploma, and Certificate programmes.

• Number of Allied Health Sciences Courses: 15 Courses

• Duration: 3 years for Bachelor degree except Bachelors of Optometry which is a 4-year allied health sciences program.

• Eligibility: Class 12 pass out students with PCB or PCM subjects.

• Placement support: Max claims 100% placement assistance for eligible students.

• Campuses: Vaishali, Rohini, and South Delhi, and Lucknow.

List of Courses Offered by Max Institute of Allied and Paramedical Education

Max Allied Health Sciences Course-wise Details

1- B.Sc. Medical Laboratory Technology (BMLT): This course trains in handling lab equipment, and carrying out laboratory tests. Bachelor of Science in MLT is ideal for candidates who are interested in diagnostic centres or hospital labs.

2- B.Sc. Medical Radiology & Imaging Technology: This course will train in imaging technologies like MRI, X-ray, ultrasound and CT scan. Graduates support doctors with imaging reports that are critical for almost every treatment plan.

3- B.Sc. Operation Theatre Technology: Ever wondered who keeps the OT running smoothly behind the scenes? That's this course. You will learn sterilisation, equipment handling, and how to assist surgeons and anaesthetists mid-procedure. If watching a surgery sounds exciting rather than nerve-wracking, this could be your track.

4- B.Sc. Cardiovascular Technology (Cath Lab): Heart-related work, basically. The course gets into cardiac catheterisation, ECG, echocardiography, and hemodynamics, a lot of technical ground, but it pays off once you are standing next to a cardiologist during an angioplasty. Not many undergrad courses put you that close to the actual procedure.

5- B.Sc. Dialysis Therapy Technology: This is about learning to operate dialysis machines and care for patients going through renal failure. It sounds niche, but kidney disease numbers in India aren't slowing down, so demand for trained dialysis staff keeps growing right along with it.

6- B.Sc. Clinical Psychology: This allied health sciences program involves human behaviour and mental health study. Graduates can work as a counselor, and clinical assistant.

7- B.Sc. Respiratory Technology: Pulmonary function testing and respiratory equipment are the core of this one. Most graduates work in ICUs or critical care units, helping patients who need support just to breathe. It's intense work, but always in demand.

8- Bachelors of Optometry: The longest programme on this list, four years instead of three. You will cover eye examination, vision testing, and corrective devices, but optometry today goes beyond glasses. A routine eye check can actually catch early signs of diabetes, which says a lot about how far the field has come.

9- Diploma courses (MLT, Radiology, OT, Dialysis, Cardiac Care): These are shorter, 2-year, skill-focused versions of the bachelor's programmes above, a quicker route into hospital support roles.

10- Diploma in Vision Technician: Trains students to assist ophthalmologists and optometrists with eye examination and optical instruments in clinics and eye hospitals.

Career Opportunities After Max Allied Health Sciences Courses

Allied health graduates from Max are trained for hands-on hospital roles, and the job scope is fairly wide:

• Lab technology graduates can work as lab technicians, pathology assistants, or in blood banks and diagnostic centres.

• Radiology graduates usually go into hospitals or imaging centres, working with X-ray, CT, and MRI equipment.

• If OT technology's your track, you're looking at roles as an operation theatre technician or a surgical assistant.

• Cardiovascular and respiratory course students often work in cath labs, ICUs, or cardiac care units.

• Dialysis graduates have a few directions to go- hospital dialysis units, nephrology departments, or one of the many standalone dialysis centres that have opened up in recent years.

• Optometry and vision technician graduates can work in eye hospitals, optical retail chains, and vision clinics.

• Clinical psychology graduates can move into counselling support roles or pursue further study in mental health.

• Certificate-course graduates (billing, TPA, medical records, transcription) find work in hospital administration, insurance companies, and health-tech firms.

Since Max Healthcare runs 21+ hospital facilities, students also get a direct pathway to clinical postings and, in many cases, placement support within the Max network itself.