A four-year professional undergraduate programme preparing students to work alongside anaesthesiologists and surgical teams. It suits applicants who want practical, hands-on training in perioperative and critical care environments and who intend to work in hospitals, surgical centres or critical care units.
The curriculum aligns with NCAHP standards and emphasises hands-on learning. Core topic areas include:
Applicants must have passed Class XII with at least 50% aggregate in five core subjects and must have passed each core subject individually; Physics, Chemistry and Biology (PCB) are mandatory. Candidates must meet the minimum age requirement of 17 years by the relevant intake dates (for the June–July 2026 intake: by 1 December 2026; for the December 2026–January 2027 intake: by 1 June 2027). Program fee information is published as ₹8,60,000 with a registration fee of ₹10,000.
Graduates are prepared for roles that support surgical and critical care teams. Typical job titles and workplaces noted by the programme include:
Employment settings include multispecialty and super‑specialty hospitals, day‑care surgical centres, trauma centres, specialty clinics (dental/derma), and companies supplying surgical and anaesthesia equipment. Graduates may also pursue higher education or specialised certifications later in their careers.
The programme page highlights industry linkage and placement support but does not specify dedicated scholarships. Prospective students should check UPES admissions and financial aid pages for scholarships, fee waivers, education loans and any industry partner funding paths offered through Virohan or other collaborators.
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