B.Sc in Optometry is a 4-year undergraduate programme in Medical & Health Sciences that prepares students to become eye care professionals supporting ophthalmologists and delivering primary vision care. The curriculum covers human anatomy and physiology, ocular anatomy, visual optics, refraction techniques, binocular vision, contact lenses, low vision rehabilitation, ocular pharmacology, and community eye health. Students learn to conduct eye examinations, perform subjective and objective refraction, assess binocular vision, counsel patients, and dispense spectacles and optical aids. A significant part of the programme includes hands-on practical training in optometry labs and clinical postings, culminating in an internship that develops competence in patient assessment and clinical decision-making. With increasing awareness of eye health, growth of organised optical retail, and rising screen-related vision issues, trained optometrists are in steady demand. Graduates can work in hospitals, eye care networks, optical retail chains, or enter medical device and lens companies in roles spanning clinical practice, operations, sales, and training.