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📘 Introduction: Classroom knowledge is important, but seeing things in real life makes it more meaningful. Our Medical Tour gave students of DMLT, BMLT, and other health courses the opportunity to visit real hospitals, diagnostic labs, and blood banks. This one-day educational trip helped students understand how things work in actual medical settings. They saw live testing, equipment usage, and professional workflows – which will help them in their future careers. 📌 Tour Highlights: Visit to multi-specialty hospital & diagnostic lab. Observation of live blood testing and sample analysis. Visit to pathology, microbiology, and radiology departments. Interaction with doctors, lab technicians, and hospital staff. Live demonstration of lab equipment and safety protocols. Explained hospital management system (HMS) and patient records. 📚 What Students Learned: Real working environment of hospitals & labs. Use of machines like semi-auto analyzer, centrifuge, microscope. Proper handling and storage of samples. Role of different departments in patient care. Professional behavior, hygiene, and teamwork in medical settings. Why It Matters: Makes textbook concepts real and easy to understand. Increases career motivation among students. Builds awareness of the real work culture in healthcare. Adds value to students’ academic journey. 🎓 Best for: DMLT, BMLT, Nursing, and Medical Lab students. Students preparing for lab technician or pathology jobs. Career-minded learners who want exposure beyond books. Conclusion: In summary, the Medical Tour gave students live exposure to medical practices, tools, and professionalism. It bridged the gap between theory and real-world application, making students feel more confident about their future medical careers. Previous Post Event Gallery 6 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 Load More End of Content.

📘 Introduction: Practical experience is the key to success in medical fields like DMLT and BMLT. That’s why we organized a Free Medical Camp, where our students got real hands-on training, and local people received free health checkups. This event connected learning with community service. Students worked under supervision, performed basic tests, and interacted with real patients — giving them confidence and practical exposure. 📌 Key Highlights of the Camp: Free Blood Pressure & Sugar Checkups. Hemoglobin & BMI Testing Station. Health advice and medicine distribution. Students performed sample collection. Doctors guided students on case handling. Local awareness on hygiene and nutrition. 📚 What Students Learned: How to interact with real patients politely. Proper method for BP monitoring and blood sampling. Use of medical equipment in real conditions. Team coordination during health camps. Health record keeping and reporting. Why It Matters: Builds confidence in handling live cases. Improves communication and teamwork skills. Benefits both students and the local community. Encourages public health awareness. 🎓 Best for: DMLT, BMLT, ANM, GNM students. First-time trainees in medical or nursing fields. GOs and community health workers. Conclusion: The Free Medical Camp was a perfect example of learning by doing. It gave our students practical skills and made them more confident in dealing with patients and basic health checkups. It also served the community by offering free services — a real win-win for both students and society. Previous Post Event Gallery 15 8 5 12 4 6 7 9 Load More End of Content.

📘 Introduction: In today’s digital world, students use mobile phones, computers, and the internet every day. But many don’t know the dangers of cyber threats. That’s why we organized a Cyber Security Awareness Program for our students, especially for those studying CCC, DCA, and ADCA. The goal of this event was to educate students on how to protect themselves from cybercrime, secure their personal data, and understand how cyber laws work. 📌 Key Highlights of the Event Explained different types of cyber threats (hacking, phishing, scams). Real examples of cyber crimes shown with case studies. Live demonstration on how hackers trick people. Tips to create strong passwords and secure social media. Sessions on cyber law and reporting cyber crimes. Hands-on training for safe browsing and email handling. 📚 What Students Learned: How to protect personal data online. Importance of antivirus and firewalls. Recognizing fraud links and fake websites. How to use social media safely. Cyber security tools and tips for day-to-day use. Why It Matters: Many students are victims of online fraud. Proper knowledge can save from big losses. Cyber safety is as important as physical safety. Builds confidence in handling digital tools safely 🎓 Best for: CCC, ADCA, DCA students and others students. Teachers, staff, and parents who use digital devices. School and college students with mobile/internet access. Conclusion: Today, being online is necessary — but staying safe online is more important than ever. Our Cyber Awareness Program helped students understand how to protect themselves and others. From password safety to cyber law basics, this event prepared students for digital threats in a simple and effective way. Previous Post Event Gallery 1 2 1 2 3 Load More End of Content.

📘 Introduction: Understanding blood donation and transfusion is very important for any healthcare student. Our Blood Transfusion Awareness Program helped students and locals know more about how blood donation works, and how to safely use blood during treatment. 📌 Key Highlights: Demonstration of blood transfusion steps. Blood grouping and Rh factor explained. Role of blood banks and testing methods. Myths and facts about blood donation. Students participated in awareness skits. Guest lecture by a certified pathologist. 📚 What Students Learned: Blood collection, storage, and cross-matching. Universal donor and recipient concepts. Hemolysis, infections, and safety measures. How to encourage people to donate blood. Why It Matters: Every medical student should know blood safety. Awareness reduces fear and wrong beliefs. This event was both educational and impactful. 🎓 Best for: BMLT, DMLT, Pathology and Hematology students. Health workers and NSS volunteers. Conclusion: This awareness event gave students real knowledge about safe blood handling and donation procedures. It also helped break myths and encouraged the community to support blood donation. Such programs are very helpful for DMLT/BMLT students, as they connect theory with practice in a real way. Previous Post Event Gallery 1 2 3 4 5. 6 5. Blood Transfuiton awarenss program Load More End of Content.

📘 Introduction: Tuberculosis is still one of the most serious diseases in India. That’s why we organized a TB Awareness Program to help students and the local community understand this disease better. The event was led by health experts and our dedicated para-medical students (especially DMLT/BMLT), who shared knowledge and helped people understand how to prevent and fight TB. 📌 Key Highlights: Explained what TB is and how it spreads. Shared real symptoms people should not ignore. Free consultation and chest check-up camp Students gave posters, charts, and presentations Special talk by doctors on TB vaccination and medicine Awareness rally in local area with slogans and placards 📚 What Students Learned: How TB bacteria affects lungs. Shared real symptoms people should not ignore. Importance of early diagnosis. Sample collection techniques (sputum, chest X-ray). Government schemes for TB treatment. Why It Matters: TB is a major public health issue. Spreading awareness can save lives. This event made both students and locals aware of symptoms and cure. Boosted student confidence through public interaction. 🎓 Best for: DMLT, BMLT, ANM, GNM students. Anyone preparing for medical entrance or health jobs. Conclusion: This TB Awareness Program was a big success — not only for creating public awareness, but also for giving students hands-on experience. Events like this help future lab technicians and medical workers become more responsible citizens. We aim to continue such awareness programs to build a healthier and more informed society. Previous PostNext Post Event Gallery 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Load More End of Content.