Our eyes are constantly processing information\u2014from reading a book and using a smartphone to recognising faces and navigating the world around us. But when vision changes, where do people turn for help?<\/p>\n
This is where optometry<\/strong> plays an important role.<\/p>\n Optometry is a healthcare discipline focused on vision, eye health, refractive errors and the non-surgical management of several ocular conditions. Optometrists examine vision, perform eye tests, prescribe corrective lenses within their professional scope and work with other eye-care professionals when patients require further medical or surgical attention.<\/p>\n For students who have completed Class 12 and are interested in healthcare, biology, optics and technology, an Bachelor of Optometry<\/a><\/strong> can offer a specialised pathway into vision care.<\/p>\n But what exactly do you study in an optometry course? What happens during clinical training? Which technologies are used? And what career options are available after graduation?<\/p>\n Let’s explore the Optometry course after 12th, eligibility, subjects, practical training, career options and future opportunities<\/strong>.<\/p>\n