AFMC BPMT Cardiology: Fees 2026, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

Ans. BPMT (Bachelor of Paramedical Technology) is a 4-year undergraduate programme designed to train specialized paramedical professionals. The programme combines classroom learning with hands-on clinical training in hospital settings.

Ans. AFMC offers BPMT in multiple specializations including Radiography, Radiotherapy, Laboratory Technology, Operation Theatre Technology, Perfusion Technology, Optometry, Blood Bank Technology, Cardiology, Neurology, Endoscopy, and Community Health Work.

Ans. Admission to BPMT is based on NEET-UG merit score. Candidates must have completed 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology and meet minimum eligibility criteria. Medical fitness is mandatory.

Ans. BPMT graduates can work as specialized paramedical technicians in hospitals, diagnostic centers, research institutions, private medical facilities, or can pursue higher studies in paramedical or health sciences.

Ans. Yes, AFMC provides hostel accommodation for BPMT students on campus. Hostel facilities include meals, utilities, and basic living amenities. Hostel fees are separate from tuition.

Ans. AFMC uses a combination of lectures, practical demonstrations, hands-on training, and clinical rotations. Students gain practical experience in AFMC’s well-equipped departments and affiliated hospital facilities.

Ans. Yes, AFMC offers merit-based scholarships, special provisions for defense personnel’s children, and facilitates education loans through partner banks for eligible students.

Ans. Each specialization focuses on specific healthcare areas. For example, Radiography focuses on diagnostic imaging, Laboratory on pathology testing, Operation Theatre on surgical support, Radiotherapy on cancer treatment, and other specializations on specific clinical domains.