Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Medical Imaging Technology

1. 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, Biology
2. Minimum 45–50% marks (institution-specific)
3. Merit-based or entrance exam–based admission
4. Must meet age requirement (minimum 17 years)
5. Medical fitness certificate (as required by institution)

The B.Sc. Medical Imaging Technology program provides in-depth training in modern diagnostic imaging modalities used in medical practice. The curriculum covers radiographic physics, anatomy, imaging techniques, patient positioning, radiation safety, and advanced procedures like CT, MRI, and Doppler studies. Students gain hands-on experience through clinical rotations in radiology departments, working closely with radiologists and technologists. The program emphasizes accuracy, patient care, ethical practices, and technical proficiency. Graduates are prepared for roles in hospitals, imaging centers, diagnostic laboratories, and can pursue higher studies in radiology technology or allied medical fields.

1. Apply through the college/university application portal
2. Selection based on entrance exam or 10+2 merit (depending on institution)
3. Counseling and/or interview (if applicable)
4. Document verification
5. Payment of admission fees
6. Enrollment and commencement of academic sessions