Bachelor in Radiology & Imaging Technology

This program equips students for careers in diagnostic imaging through comprehensive coursework in anatomy, radiation physics, radiographic techniques, and advanced imaging modalities. Practical training includes exposure to CT, MRI, X‑ray, ultrasound, DSA, and mammography. Graduates can work as radiographers, imaging technologists, PACS specialists, and research assistants in diagnostic centers, hospitals, imaging labs, and medical research institutions.

10+2 Science (PCB/PCM), often with a minimum of ~45% aggregate

Minimum age criteria (e.g., 17 years by a certain date) may apply for diplomas