(Approved by NCVRT, New Delhi/REG/NCVRT/MH/35036/VTC)
College of Optometry, PBMA’S H.V. Desai Eye Hospital, 93/2 Tarwade wasti,
Mohammadwadi, Hadapsar (PO), Pune – 411060, Maharashtra.
(Approved by NCVRT, New Delhi/REG/NCVRT/MH/35036/VTC)
Mohammadwadi, Hadapsar (PO), Pune – 411060, Maharashtra.
NCVRT Reg. No. NCVRT / MH / 35036 / VTC
National Council for Vocational Training and Research (NCVRT) is a Central Board established under the article 29 & 30(1) Constitution of India and legally incorporated under Ministry of Corporate Affairs, Government of India & offering certified skill programs under Additional Skill Qualification Training Programme (ASQTP) in the form of value-added courses / self-employment courses for the people living in both rural and urban areas. Courses are designed and accredited by International Quality Standards for Vocational Education Council (IQSVEC).
Poona Blind Men Association’s HV Desai Eye Hospital came into existence in 2000 in 5-acre land, is a non-government, non-profit, eye care hospital. HVDEH is NABH Accredited specialized eye care service facility located in the city of Pune, Maharashtra. It is a comprehensive eye care institute, providing tertiary eye care at the base hospital with a strong community outreach program, and is also recognized for its postgraduate and paramedical training programs.
We are committed to ensuring each student has a positive learning experience and undoubtedly benefits from our core strengths in practical session excellence in Optometry, Nursing, Community and contemporary knowledge, skills & techniques needed to develop a successful career in Healthcare industry. It’s our privilege to guide students in their professional and personal development during their whole student life at our campus.
To Provide a foundation and ensure that concepts are so well understood that they can intelligently apply them to other situations. Also expose them to practical environment at the Hospital where they can explore their talents.
The Government of India considers Vocational Education and Training (VET) as an important element of the nation’s education initiative. In order for VET to play its part effectively in the changing national context and for India to enjoy the fruits of the demographic dividend, there is an urgent need to redefine the critical elements of imparting vocational education to make them flexible, contemporary, relevant, inclusive and creative. The Government is well aware of the important role of VET and has already taken a number of important initiatives. Through consultations with industry groups, academics, civil society and practitioners, Government of India has deliberated ways and means to strengthen these initiatives and recommends. Under this government law and order process, National Council of Vocational and Research Training in New Delhi promoting the extreme services to nation https://www.ncvrtindia.org/why-ncvrt.php
With the world changing constantly, the future is being reshaped too, every minute. Our aim is for the holistic development of the student, making them future ready, regardless of the change.
Course Code : HEA 825
Duration : 2years
Eligibility : Xth Pass
| S. No | Paper Code | Course outline |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Paper I HEA/152DF1 | Anatomy, Physiology, Pharmacology and Pathology |
| 2 | Paper II HEA/153DF2 | Physical & Physiological Aspects of Spectacles (Optics) |
| 3 | Paper III HEA/154DF3 | Community Ophthalmology and Health Education |
| 4 | Practical I | Ophthalmic Lenses, Spectacle Frames – types, measurements |
| 5 | Practical II | Steps in Eye screening in community out-reach programs (History, Visual Acuity, Torch exam, BP, Blood sugar) |
| 6 | Additional Subjects |
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F.Y. Annual Examination conducted by NCVRT = Total 600 marks (passing at 40%)
Theory subjects (3) = 300 marks
Practical assessment = 200 marks
Internal assessment = 100 marks
| S.No | Paper Code | Course outline |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Paper I HEA/267DS1 | Special Lens Grinding, Dispensing of Spectacles |
| 2 | Paper II HEA/268DS2 | Common ocular diseases, special investigation & Operation theatre procedure |
| 3 | Paper III HEA/269DS3 | Refractive Errors - Maintenance of Equipments |
| 4 | Practical I | Work-shop Practice |
| 5 | Practical II | Common Eye Diseases , Swab Smears and Cultures , Estimation of Refractive Errors and practice of retinoscopy , Prescription of Glasses , Maintenance of Equipment, Medical Records and Statistics. |
| 6 | Additional Subjects |
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S.Y. Annual Examination conducted by NCVRT = Total 600 marks (passing at 40%)
Theory subjects (3) = 300 marks
Practical assessment = 200 marks
Internal assessment = 100 marks
Course Code : HEA 806
Duration : 1year
Eligibility : Xth Pass
| S. No | Paper Code | Course outline |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Paper I HEA/60C1 | Anatomy and Physiology |
| 2 | Paper II HEA/61C2 | Nursing Procedures and Techniques |
| 3 | Paper III HEA/62C3 | Operation Theatre Techniques |
| 4 | Practical I | Hospital Posting |
| 5 | Practical II | Hospital Posting |
| 6 | Additional Subjects |
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Annual Examination conducted by NCVRT = Total 600 marks (passing at 40%)
Theory subjects (3) = 300 marks
Practical assessment = 200 marks
Internal assessment = 100 marks
Course Code : HEA 814
Duration : 1year
Eligibility : Xth Pass
| S. No | Paper Code | Course outline |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Paper I HEA/69C1 | Fundamentals of Nursing |
| 2 | Paper II HEA/70C2 | Anatomy and Physiology |
| 3 | Paper III HEA/71C3 | Midwifery |
| 4 | Practical I | Hospital Posting |
| 5 | Practical II | Hospital Posting |
| 6 | Additional Subjects |
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Annual Examination conducted by NCVRT = Total 600 marks (passing at 40%)
Theory subjects (3) = 300 marks
Practical assessment = 200 marks
Internal assessment = 100 marks
Course Code : HEA 816
Duration : 1year
Eligibility : Xth Pass
| S. No | Paper Code | Course outline |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Paper I | Fundamentals of Nursing |
| 2 | Paper II | Community Health Nursing |
| 3 | Paper III | Nutrition & First Aid |
| 4 | Practical I | Hospital Posting |
| 5 | Practical II | Hospital Posting |
| 6 | Additional Subjects |
|
Annual Examination conducted by NCVRT = Total 600 marks (passing at 40%)
Theory subjects (3) = 300 marks
Practical assessment = 200 marks
Internal assessment = 100 marks
Applicants interested to take admission to the course, should get the application Form from office at below address. The completed form, along with attested copies of all necessary documents should be submitted to the course coordinator before the cut-off time on the date mentioned on the application form.
PBMA’s H V Desai Vocational Training Centre H V Desai Eye Hospital, 93, Tarawade Vasti, Mohammadwadi, Pune – 411060 , Maharashtra.
All students admitted to the institute will be governed by the rules and regulations that are prescribed from time to time.
The working hours of college are from 8.30 AM to 4.30:00 PM. However, during the final year as the students are posted for internship in different speciality clinics and outpatient procedures, the timing will depend on the host clinical schedule. Punctuality and attendance will be considered for evaluations.
All the students should, compulsorily, possess a retinoscope and an ophthalmoscope, before the first semester of the second year begins.
Students are advised to give prior information to the college authorities about their leave/ permission, failing which strict disciplinary action will be taken against them. Medical certificate should to be given, acquired from a Registered Medical Practitioner, in the case where leave is taken for more than two days’ duration.
Allotted holidays will be specified in the institution’s calendar. The Principal/Director holds the final authority to declare holiday on any other circumstances. The students are requested to contact the office for further information.
Each student will be given an identity card, which the students are supposed to wear at all times, while in the campus. Students will not be allowed to enter the college and clinic without their identity card.
The college has its own dress code which is a must for all students. Whenever they attend the college and clinic. Since the students are expected to work, in a professional clinical setting, a formal dress code is mandatory. Use of English language for communication is compulsory.
The third and final year students are given a chance to observe and perform community vision screening/eye care awareness creation activities through various scheduled programs.
The students will not be allowed to appear for the examination unless he/she has attended 80% of the lectures, demonstrations & practicals. The Management has the jurisdiction, to change or modify the rules and regulations, as and when deemed necessary, in order to maintain steadfast excellence in the course.
The management, reserves the right, to take strict disciplinary action, against the students for their misconduct and subordination.
