The Council will accredit operation theatre (OT) technicians, OT assistants, Physiotherapy Technician , laboratory technicians, laboratory assistants, X-Ray technicians, ECG technicians, darkroom assistants and Central Sterilisation Department assistants other all allied courses. All institutions will have to register with the Council that will issue certificates only after professionals have worked for fixed period.

The council has separate guidelines and regulations issued with the acceptance of all the active members of the governing body of the Council.

The Council registers qualified personnel and Colleges/ University for paramedical sciences for world-class training and future practice of the profession.

With the limited number of available trained paramedics, the Council aims to minimize the dearth with qualified and trained personnel and compensate the shortage.

Paramedical Sciences has served as a lateral aid to the medical science, in terms of diagnosis and treatment of diseases. Their primary role is to provide advanced pre-hospital medical care to the patients. A paramedic can be defined as a person who works in a healthcare field in an auxiliary capacity to a physician. They are specially trained medical technicians certified to provide a wide range of emergency medical services. With the advent of technological development of medical sciences, several invasive and non-invasive tools were designed, that reported a sudden upsurge of trained paramedical manpower for the operation of these technical inventions in medical sciences. Even though they play a crucial role in delivering health care, their contribution went un-noticed in terms of setting up a separate Council/Governing body, with specified guidelines/regulations to maintain a uniform high quality standard of training and education of paramedics all over the nation and register qualified personnel for the free practice of the profession.

In a developing country as India, the rural section is still left unattended in terms of quality health-care system, due to the acute shortage of skilled health-care personnel. This dearth of paramedics has to be compensated with increased world-class training and education in paramedical sciences to the youths for catering a quality health-care service to this needy section of the society. For effective health services now there is need that entire programme should be at national level to be reviewed to move with new medical developments. The responsibilities of community in health have more importance which should have trained health specialist along with workers and technologists and should be well equipped to give specified remedies for day to day illness.

All India Allied health and paramedical Council has been established to workers may get rural atmosphere which may help them to work in rural and urban areas. So the council is promoting paramedical sciences and health education in the country also creating a bend of well-trained Para Medical personals

In the year 1981 our beloved priminister (Late) Smt. Indira Gandhi said that population growth is a problem and to tackle it we will need trained Doctors/technicians to check this problem also to overcome the diseases to achieve this target we need trained personal in various medical field.

So to achieve this purpose All India Council for Paramedical has been founded. We have proud to inform that our Institutions stands in therefore front of similar institutes in India as on our quality knowledge & training as well as students in Medical Technology. These courses are job oriented and self-employment courses. The candidates after doing these courses can apply for the Government, Semi Government, Semi Private or Private Institutions for the job if there are vacancies but we do not take any guarantee for any kind of job.