- Admissions Open 2026-27
- exam@srku.edu.in
- Admissions Open 2026-27
- exam@srku.edu.in
Diploma Optometric Refraction at SRK University is a 2-year diploma offered at the Department of Paramedical Sciences in Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh. Running since 2016, it trains Class 12 graduates in vision testing and corrective lens fitting, with 50 seats for 2026-27 admissions.
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Diploma Optometric Refraction at SRK University trains students to conduct vision tests, diagnose common refractive errors, and fit corrective lenses — core skills for optometry assistant and optical retail roles. Running since 2016 with 50 seats, the programme addresses steady demand across hospital eye departments, standalone optical stores, and diagnostic eye care centres.
Graduates work alongside ophthalmologists in clinical settings or independently in optical retail, a sector that has grown steadily across Madhya Pradesh alongside rising screen-time-related vision issues and an ageing population needing corrective eyewear. The 2-year format gets students into the workforce faster than a full optometry degree, suited to students seeking practical, applied training over an extended academic route.
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Graduates from SRK University take up roles as optometry assistants, refractionists, and optical retail technicians in hospitals, eye clinics, and optical stores.
Year 1 covers Basic Ocular Anatomy, Optics Fundamentals, and Vision Testing Techniques.
Year 2 introduces Refraction Procedures, Contact Lens Fitting, and Dispensing Optics, with hands-on clinical practice throughout, closing with a supervised internship at an eye care clinic or optical centre.
Candidates need to have passed Class 12 (10+2) with Science subjects, meeting the minimum aggregate percentage set by the university for admission.
It is a 2-year diploma programme combining classroom instruction with practical vision testing and refraction training.
SRK University offers 50 seats annually for its Diploma in Optometric Refraction programme.
Graduates pursue roles as optometry assistants, refractionists, and optical retail technicians across hospitals, eye clinics, and optical stores.
Admission is based on Class 12 marks, followed by document verification and counselling through the university's admission portal.
