Hey Future Optometry Stars! 👓✨

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Hey Future Optometry Stars! 👓✨

Are you ready to level up your Optometry journey? 

Let’s talk about Sankara Nethralaya Elite School of Optometry (SNESO), Kolkata – the ultimate destination for next-gen Optometry education and research!

Here’s why SNESO Kolkata is the place to be:

🌟 BOptom Bachelor of Optometry: Where your foundation becomes future-proof.

🌟 External Internships: Open to students from other colleges! Gain hands-on clinical experience in one of India’s finest eye care institutions.

🌟 Upcoming MOptom Course: Get set to deep dive into advanced Optometry with our upcoming Masters of Optometry program.

🌟 Cutting-Edge Research: Be part of groundbreaking studies in community health, public health, and vision science research – shaping the future of eye care!

What’s in it for you?

🔗 Networking with experts

🔗 Exposure to real-world clinical cases

🔗 Opportunities to contribute to community eye care

🔗 A chance to grow your career in a way that matters

Spread the word like wildfire!

Let your friends, classmates, and aspiring optometrists know that SNESO Kolkata is opening its doors wide for them!

💬 Got questions? Want to know more?

Contact us:

📍 Address: 

Sankara Nethralaya Elite School Of Optometry 
DJ/16, Action Area 1D, New Town, Rajarhat, Kolkata - 700156
📞 Phone: 033-66576003
📧 Email: sneso_kolkata@snmail.org

Let’s build a brighter vision together—literally!

#SNESOKolkata #OptometryForLife #BOptom #MOptom #VisionaryCareers

Venkataramanan Ramasethu 
12.11.2024

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