Can you get a waiver for color blindness?

Trained aircrew can be considered for a waiver for defective color vision. For trained aircrew, waiver recommendations and management are primarily dependent on the etiology and severity of the color deficiency and can only be made on a case by case basis.

Can I be a doctor if I’m colorblind?

Doctor. As a doctor it is significant to have normal color vision due to the treatment or diagnosis of a patient. Doctors would have to be tested to see if they have a color vision deficiency because the importance of color is prominent for this career.

What jobs can color-blind people not do?

List of Restricted Careers for Colorblind People. Professions: Pilot, medicine, industrial engineering, firefighting, doctor, navy, military, electrician, public driver, designer and law enforcement, police, artist, chef, florist and many more restrict or even ban colorblind people from some positions.

Are You Scared of SSB?

Every Aspirant in one way or another is frightened of SSB. Aspirants get so worried that they don’t pay much attention to “Medical Examination”. After being recommended by Services Selection Board, Aspirants have to go through 4-5 Day SSB Medical Test to check whether they are medically fit to join the forces or not.

What is the color blindness test?

The Following color blindness test will help you to judge weather you are having any abnormality in viewing colors or not.

What is the cause of color blindness?

It is caused by the deficiency of cone cells which are found in the retina of the eye. Generally, it is a genetic deficiency. Out of 10 men, 1 has some form of Color Blindness.

Is there a cure for color blindness?

Unfortunately, there is no known treatment for Color Blindness, however, there are special contact lenses and glasses which enables people to see color properly and differentiate between them, it is a lifelong process i.e. it will stay as long as you live.

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