School of Allied Healthcare
MIT-ADT University
MIT-ADT University
Train to become a skilled critical care professional in intensive care environments with hands-on experience in ICUs and emergency departments at Apollo Hospitals.
Bachelor of Critical Care Technology (B.CCT) at MIT ADT University, in collaboration with Apollo Healthcare Academy, is a comprehensive 4-year undergraduate programme designed to train skilled healthcare professionals for intensive care environments. This industry-integrated course provides students with in-depth knowledge of critical care medicine, life-support systems, and advanced medical equipment used in ICUs. Through a combination of classroom learning, simulation-based training, and hands-on clinical exposure in hospital settings, students develop the skills required to monitor critically ill patients and assist doctors and nurses in emergency and intensive care procedures. The programme prepares you to become a confident and competent critical care technologist, playing a vital role in saving lives and supporting advanced patient care.
Backed by Asia's largest integrated healthcare group with over 40 years of excellence
Supervised practice in ICUs, CCUs, and emergency departments at Apollo Hospitals.
Hands-on training with high-fidelity simulators replicating critical care scenarios and emergency procedures.
Preparation for ACLS, BLS, and PALS certifications during the course of the programme.
Balanced mix of theoretical knowledge and practical skills.
At the Prestigious MIT ADT University with Strong Academic Foundation from a NAAC Accredited Grade A University.
Domestic and International career opportunities with comprehensive placement support.
Students must have completed 10+2 or equivalent with a minimum of 50% marks in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology. Admission is based on merit and performance in the interview. Basic mathematical knowledge is recommended.
| Year | Semester | Courses |
|---|---|---|
| First Year | Semester 1 |
• Anatomy & Physiology • Basic Biochemistry • Microbiology & Pathology • Introduction to Critical Care • Medical Ethics • Basic Life Support |
| Semester 2 |
• Clinical Psychology • Hospital Information Systems • Communication Skills Fundamentals of Nursing • Basic Medical Procedures |
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| Second Year | Semester 3 |
• Advanced Cardio-Respiratory Care • Intensive Care Equipment & Technology • Emergency Medicine • Critical Care Pharmacology Ventilator Management & Technology |
| Semester 4 |
• Clinical Assessment in Critical Care • Trauma Management • Patient Monitoring Systems • Infection Control & Prevention • Clinical Practicum I |
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| Third Year | Semester 5 |
• Specialised Critical Care (Cardiac, Neurological, Paediatric, Burn) • Advanced Life Support Systems • Critical Care Research Methodology • ICU Management & Quality Improvement • Nutritional Support in Critical Care |
| Semester 6 |
• Renal Replacement Therapy • Advanced Ventilation Techniques • Critical Care Documentation • Biomedical Waste Management • Clinical Practicum II • Internship & Project Work |
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| Fourth Year | Semester 7 & 8 | Compulsory Rotating Internship |
Bachelor of Critical Care Technology (B.CCT) is an excellent choice if you are interested in working in high-impact healthcare environments such as intensive care units (ICUs) and emergency departments. Critical care technologists play a vital role in monitoring critically ill patients and assisting doctors in managing life-support systems and advanced medical equipment. This programme provides hands-on training, exposure to modern ICU technologies, and strong clinical experience. With the growing need for specialised critical care professionals, it offers a stable and rewarding career in hospitals and advanced healthcare settings.
After completing Bachelor of Critical Care Technology (B.CCT), graduates can work as Critical Care Technologists, ICU Technicians, or Ventilator Specialists in intensive care units and emergency departments of hospitals. They play an important role in monitoring critically ill patients and managing life-support systems such as ventilators and advanced monitoring equipment. Opportunities are also available with medical equipment companies as Application Specialists, Clinical Support Specialists, or Product Trainers, supporting the use of advanced critical care technologies. Additionally, graduates can work in ambulance and mobile ICU services as Critical Care Transport Technicians or Mobile ICU Specialists, providing life-saving support during patient transport.
The 4-year programme consists of eight semesters with a mix of theoretical classes, laboratory sessions, and clinical postings. The final year includes extensive hospital rotations and internship in various specialty departments.
Yes, we offer merit-based scholarships covering up to 25% of tuition fees for outstanding applicants. Scholarships covering up to 50% of tuition fees on the basis of merit are available for students belonging to EWS category.
The Dedicated Placement Cell provides comprehensive career support, including resume building, interview preparation and clinical skills assessment. Dedicated healthcare recruitment drives are conducted with Apollo Hospitals and other institutions.
In addition to your B.Sc. degree, you'll receive preparation and support for Basic Life Support (BLS), Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) and Paediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS) certifications. These internationally recognised certifications enhance your employability globally.
Fees are payable semester-wise. The first instalment is due at the time of admission, and subsequent payments are due at the beginning of each semester. Our university offers flexible payment options, including semester-wise, annual, or one-time full payment.
After completing B.Sc. in Critical Care Technology, graduates can pursue Post Graduate degrees such as M.Sc. in Critical Care Technology, Clinical Research, allied health sciences or Master's in Public Health. Students may also opt for postgraduate diplomas or specialised certifications in areas like Advanced Critical Care, Emergency Medicine Technology, Cardiac Critical Care, or Neurocritical Care. These programmes help develop advanced clinical expertise and open opportunities for specialised roles, leadership positions, and academic careers.
The tuition fee for the programme is ₹2.5 lakh per annum.