FAQ

 

The program is a full-time 2-year postgraduate course.

Candidates must have a Bachelor’s degree in Life Sciences, Biotechnology, Microbiology, Biochemistry, Zoology, or a related discipline with a minimum of 50% aggregate marks.

Yes, eligible applicants will be required to appear for the Aspier Entrance Test followed by a personal interview.

You can apply online through the Aspier website by filling out the application form and uploading the required documents.

You will need:

  • Degree/Provisional certificate of qualifying exam
  • Mark sheets of all semesters
  • ID proof (Aadhar/Passport)
  • Recent passport-size photo
  • Entrance test scorecard (if applicable)

The academic session typically starts in August, but it is advisable to check the website for the exact dates each year.

Yes, the course is offered in collaboration with a reputed university and follows university-recognized curriculum standards. Please refer to the website or contact admissions for specific affiliation details.

Yes, the program includes intensive hands-on training and clinical internships at IVF and genetics labs to ensure practical exposure.

The course fee details are provided during the counseling or admission process. You may contact the admission office for the latest fee structure.

Meritorious students may be eligible for scholarships. Please contact the admissions team for information on available financial support.

Yes, limited hostel facilities are available on a first-come, first-served basis.

Graduates can work as Clinical Embryologists, Genetic Counselors, Research Scientists, or in Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART) labs and fertility clinics.

Yes, international candidates with equivalent qualifications can apply. They must ensure all academic documents are attested and verified.

You can reach out to the Aspier Admissions Office via the contact form on the website or call the helpline number mentioned on the course page.

Fresh graduates can expect a starting salary ranging from ₹4 to ₹7 lakhs per annum, depending on the role and organization. With experience, salaries can go beyond ₹10–15 LPA, especially in leading IVF centers and hospitals.

Major recruiters include:

  • IVF & Fertility Clinics
  • Multispecialty Hospitals
  • Genetic Testing Labs
  • ART (Assisted Reproductive Technology) Centres
  • Research Institutions
  • Biotech and Pharma companies
  • Clinical Embryologist
  • Embryology Lab Manager
  • IVF Lab Technician
  • Genetic Counselor
  • Research Scientist
  • Lab Quality Analyst
  • ART Consultant

Yes, the demand for embryologists and genetic professionals is high globally. Graduates can pursue certifications and licensing to work in countries like the UK, USA, Australia, Canada, and the Middle East.

With experience and the right certifications, yes. This course builds foundational and practical knowledge required to start or manage IVF labs or genetic counseling centers.

Yes, Aspier has placement assistance and tie-ups with IVF centers, hospitals, and biotech companies to help students find suitable career opportunities after the course.

Research & Higher Education FAQs

Definitely. The course is designed with a strong research component. Graduates can pursue Ph.D. programs or enter research positions in reproductive biology, genetics, and embryology.

Yes. Students are encouraged to undertake research projects during the course and may also get opportunities to publish papers, attend conferences, or collaborate on ongoing research in affiliated institutions.

Yes. You can go for:

  • Ph.D. in Clinical Embryology, Reproductive Biology, or Genetics
  • Fellowship programs in ART or Human Embryology
  • Certification courses for international licensure (ESHRE, ASRM, etc.)

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3. Receive a letter
Receive your acceptance letter from Estuidar University.

4. Complete your Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) on the web
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5. Receive your financial aid award letter
Receive your financial aid award letter either by mail or by e-mail from Estuidar University.

6. Accept your awards electronically

7. What to expect during this process
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Yes. The course includes modules on scientific writing, research methodology, biostatistics, and lab documentation, equipping students for both academic and industry research.

Yes, Aspier collaborates with reputed IVF clinics and diagnostic labs for hands-on clinical training and live case studies, enhancing both clinical and research competencies.