Build a Future in Healthcare with Little Flower Group of Institutions
At Little Flower Group of Institutions, we believe healthcare is more than a profession—it’s a calling. Our Allied Health Sciences College in Bangalore is dedicated to nurturing skilled professionals who play a crucial role in patient care, diagnostics, and therapeutic services. With a strong academic foundation and hands-on clinical training, we prepare students to meet the growing demands of the healthcare industry with competence and compassion.
Why Choose Allied Health Sciences at Little Flower?
Our programs are carefully curated to align with the latest advancements in medical science and healthcare delivery. Students gain exposure to real-time hospital environments, learning under the guidance of experienced faculty and industry experts. With state-of-the-art laboratories, simulation facilities, and tie-ups with top hospitals, Little Flower ensures that graduates are ready for diverse roles in hospitals, diagnostic labs, rehabilitation centers, and more.
Courses That Empower and Evolve Careers
Little Flower offers a range of B.Sc. Allied Health Science courses including Medical Laboratory Technology, Radiology & Imaging Technology, Operation Theatre Technology, Anesthesia & Critical Care, and more. These programs combine theoretical learning with extensive clinical practice, allowing students to build confidence and expertise in real-world healthcare settings. Each course is designed to develop not just technical skills, but also the ethical and interpersonal competencies needed in medical professions.
Step into a Rewarding Career in Healthcare
With the rise in demand for allied healthcare professionals, Little Flower Group of Institutions empowers students with the knowledge, skills, and placement support to thrive in this growing field. Our graduates are well-positioned to pursue careers in India and abroad, with opportunities in both public and private healthcare sectors. Join Little Flower to turn your passion into purpose and be a part of the next generation of healthcare changemakers.
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