Admission Requirements

Direct Entry Scheme
For admission to the Bachelor of Biomedical Sciences (BBS) Degree programme under the Direct Entry Scheme, a candidate must have:

Uganda Certificate of Education Examinations (or its equivalent)
Uganda Advanced Certificate of Education (or equivalent) with two advanced level principal passes in any two of the following subjects: Biology, Chemistry, Food and Nutrition and Physics taken at the same sitting.
Other relevant subjects are Agriculture; Mathematics.

All candidates for this program should obtain minimum-weighed points as shall be determined by the Admissions Board 

Mature Age Entry Scheme
For admissions to the BBS. Degree programme under the Mature Age Entry Scheme, a candidate must sit and pass the Mature Age Entrance Examinations set and marked by Makerere University.  He/she must satisfy all other university requirements for the admission to the university as laid down under the Mature Age Entry Scheme guidelines.

Diploma Holders Entry Scheme
For admissions into the BBSc. Programme under the Diploma Holders Entry Scheme a candidate must have the following:-

A good second class diploma or certificate in health disciplines
A’Level certificate in related subjects

Such diplomas may include;

Medical Laboratory Technologists
Radiographers
Anaesthetic Assistants/Officers
Clinical Officers
Clinical Ophthalmic officers
Physiotherapists
Environmental Health Officers
Public Health Officers
Public Health Dental Assistants
Public Health Assistants
Dispensers
Psychiatric Clinical Officers
Holders of a diploma in health education

And 
Uganda Registered Nurses (with A-level certificate)
Uganda Registered Midwives (with A-level certificate)

Source* http://mbl.mak.ac.ug/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=29&Itemid=106

Subjects for Admission

Hear and learn from those that did the course and what they have been able to do with the knowledge they acquired

Since biomedical science is a continually changing and dynamic profession it offers a fantastic variety of exciting career opportunities with excellent promotion prospects including specialist laboratory work, expert and consultant roles, research, education and management.

Once qualified, many biomedical scientists work in laboratories for the Government and private sector. Modern laboratories are the hi-tech hubs of hospitals at the cutting edge of medical technology.

Biomedical scientists are also employed in other roles such as the veterinary service, the Health and Safety Executive, university laboratories, pharmaceutical and product manufacturers.