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If you have completed a B.Sc. in Critical Care Technology, which falls under the Allied Health Science course, your eligibility for further studies or job roles would depend on the specific requirements of the programs or positions you are applying for.

Eligibility for Further Studies:

1. Master's Programs: Many Master's programs in Allied Health Sciences, such as M.Sc. in Critical Care Technology, M.Sc. in Respiratory Therapy, or even MHA (Master of Hospital Administration), may be available to you. Eligibility usually requires a relevant undergraduate degree in a related field.

2. Medical Courses (MBBS/MD): If you're considering entering into more traditional medical fields like MBBS or MD, your B.Sc. may not make you directly eligible. Entry into MBBS typically requires clearing entrance exams like NEET, and you may have to start from the undergraduate level.

3. Paramedical Courses: You might also be eligible for various postgraduate diplomas or certifications in specialized paramedical fields, which can enhance your skills and job prospects.

Eligibility for Jobs:

1. Hospital Roles: With a B.Sc. in Critical Care Technology, you may be eligible for roles such as Critical Care Technologist, ICU Technician, or other related positions in hospitals, particularly in critical care units.

2. Government Jobs: If you're interested in government jobs, you would typically look for positions that specifically require a degree in Allied Health Sciences or related fields.

3. Teaching Roles: With additional qualifications like a Master's or relevant certifications, you may also become eligible to teach in Allied Health Science programs.

Hope you find this useful!