🎉 Sankara Nethralaya Elite School of Optometry, Kolkata 🎉👁️

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🎉 Sankara Nethralaya Elite School of Optometry, Kolkata 🎉

👁️ 39 Years of Excellence in Optometry Education 👁️

Are you ready to join the first-ever modern optometry college in India? 🌟

The Elite School of Optometry (ESO) is now in Kolkata, bringing the legacy of world-class optometry education closer to YOU! 🎓✨

🌟 Why Choose Optometry?

Optometry isn’t just a career—it’s a calling. As primary eye care professionals, optometrists make a real difference by providing comprehensive care like:

👓 Refraction & dispensing

🩺 Managing eye diseases

👀 Low vision rehabilitation

⚽ Sports vision & neuro-optometry

It’s a lifelong journey of improving vision and lives. And guess what? West Bengal needs YOU—trained optometrists to help tackle a vision impairment prevalence of 11.65% and blindness of 1.87%.

🚀 Why Sankara Nethralaya ESO, Kolkata?

💎 Graduate under the prestigious banner of Sankara Nethralaya Elite School of Optometry—now from KOLKATA!

📍 Located at the New Town Rajarhat campus, our institution is the ultimate hub of advanced eye care education and innovation.

🔥 What Sets Us Apart?

💻 3000+ hours of clinical training

👩‍⚕️ 3000+ patient encounters in OPD & specialties

🌍 Interactions with international faculty & students through virtual grand rounds

🔬 Research opportunities at the undergraduate level

🏆 Access to nationally recognized community outreach programs

🎯 Global placements in renowned institutions across the world

📜 Bachelor of Optometry (BOptom)

A 4-year program to make YOU the future of optometry!

✅ Eligibility: Passed 10+2 in Science (Physics + Chemistry + Biology/Math).

✅ Appeared for CET (MAKAUT).

🌟 How to Apply?

📝 Download the application form from the official website,

https://snesokolkata.org/index.html

📤 Submit the filled form online.

📞 Wait for our admission committee to reach out with next steps.

📧 Contact us today:

sneso_kolkata@snmail.org

📍 Address: 

DJ/16, Action Area 1D, New Town, Rajarhat, Kolkata - 700156

📞 Phone: 033-66576003

Don’t wait for the future to happen—create it here at Sankara Nethralaya Elite School of Optometry, Kolkata. 🎓✨ Step into the world of opportunity, vision, and excellence. Your journey starts now! 🚀💙

Venkataramanan Ramasethu
Senior Consultant Clinical Optometrist & Senior Faculty, SNESO Kolkata
27th November 2024

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