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Allied Health Sciences Courses in Bangalore 2026
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📚 What is Allied Health Sciences?
Allied Health Sciences covers the para-clinical healthcare professions that keep hospitals and diagnostics running alongside doctors and nurses — lab science, imaging, therapy support and operation-theatre roles. Demand is growing fast as India's hospital and diagnostic-centre network expands.
Common Allied Health Courses
- ✓B.Sc Medical Laboratory Technology (MLT)
- ✓B.Sc Radiology & Imaging Technology
- ✓B.Optom (Optometry)
- ✓B.Sc Operation Theatre (OT) Technology
- ✓B.Sc Anaesthesia Technology
- ✓B.Sc Dialysis Technology
- ✓Bachelor of Physiotherapy (BPT)*
- ✓Bachelor of Occupational Therapy (BOT)*
*BPT/BOT have a different NEET requirement — see the Eligibility tab.
Regulator
NCAHP (National Commission for Allied & Healthcare Professions)
Karnataka Affiliation
RGUHS, Bengaluru
Typical Duration
3–4.5 years
Base Eligibility
10+2 with PCB
✅ Eligibility & NEET Requirement
10+2 with Physics, Chemistry and Biology (PCB) from a recognised board is the base eligibility across Allied Health programmes.
Important 2026-27 change: NEET-UG has become mandatory from the 2026-27 academic year for most notified Allied Health programmes — including MLT, Radiology & Imaging Technology, Optometry, Dialysis Technology and OT Technology. BPT and BOT are the exceptions and remain NEET-exempt for 2026-27 admission, with eligibility based on 12th PCB marks instead. See our dedicated BPT admission guide for that route.
Because this is a recent regulatory change, always confirm the current-year requirement for your specific programme with TurtleEdu before applying — call +91 63666 14585.
⚙️ How to Get Admission
1
Confirm Your Programme's Exam Requirement
Most Allied Health courses now need NEET-UG (2026-27 onwards); BPT/BOT do not. TurtleEdu will confirm the current rule for your chosen course.
2
Register & Appear
Appear for NEET-UG where required, or prepare your 12th PCB marks application for NEET-exempt courses like BPT.
3
Free Counselling with TurtleEdu
We shortlist RGUHS-affiliated colleges in Bangalore/Karnataka matching your score, programme choice and budget.
4
Document Verification & Admission
10th & 12th marksheets, NEET scorecard (if applicable), Aadhaar, photographs — then fee payment to confirm your seat.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
What courses come under Allied Health Sciences?
Allied Health Sciences covers para-clinical healthcare careers such as Medical Laboratory Technology (MLT), Radiology & Imaging Technology, Optometry, Operation Theatre (OT) Technology, Anaesthesia Technology, Dialysis Technology and Occupational Therapy, among others — distinct from MBBS/BDS/nursing but essential to hospital and diagnostic care.
Who regulates Allied Health Sciences courses in India?
The National Commission for Allied and Healthcare Professions (NCAHP), formed under the NCAHP Act 2021, is the central regulator — it groups the workforce into recognised categories and has notified curricula for around 28 professions. In Karnataka, most B.Sc Allied Health programmes are affiliated to RGUHS, Bengaluru.
Is NEET required for Allied Health Sciences courses?
From 2026-27, NEET-UG has become mandatory for most notified Allied Health programmes — including MLT, Radiology & Imaging Technology, Optometry, Dialysis Technology and Operation Theatre Technology. The notable exceptions are BPT (Bachelor of Physiotherapy) and BOT (Bachelor of Occupational Therapy), which remain NEET-exempt for 2026-27 admission — see our BPT admission guide for that route.
What is the eligibility for Allied Health Sciences courses?
10+2 with Physics, Chemistry and Biology (PCB) from a recognised board is required for most programmes, along with a qualifying NEET-UG score where applicable. Specific programmes may have their own minimum-marks criteria.
What are the career options after Allied Health Sciences?
Allied Health graduates work as lab technologists, radiographers/imaging technologists, optometrists, OT technicians, anaesthesia technicians and dialysis technicians in hospitals, diagnostic centres and specialty clinics — a fast-growing sector as India's hospital and diagnostics infrastructure expands.
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