In India, a clinical embryology course is offered as a master’s programme or as a certified course form several health institutions. However, for a candidate who wishes to become a clinical embryologist, the following steps can be taken.  Step 1- A candidate must take physics, chemistry and biology in the 10 + 2 level. This allows students to get hold of basic knowledge about science concepts since the beginning.  Step 2- A candidate must apply for a graduate programme with similar subjects. An MBBS degree must be obtained for the same. The graduation knowledge would allow aspirants to gain detailed knowledge of different concepts.  Step 3- After the completion of the graduation learning and obtaining a minimum percentile, a candidate can apply for a master’s program in clinical embryology. The admission criteria vary from one institution to another. The students can also opt for certified courses in clinical embryology.  Step 4- Post the completion of a master’s program; a candidate can choose the line of research or further studies.