Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Radiation Technology

Overview

This three-year paramedical program trains students in radiological sciences, imaging techniques, radiation therapy fundamentals, safety measures, and clinical workflows. Classroom instruction is balanced with hands-on lab training and hospital-based internships in imaging departments. Graduates receive a RUHS-recognized degree and are qualified to work as radiographers, imaging technologists, or radiation therapists in hospitals, diagnostic centers or clinics. The curriculum also prepares students for roles in radiation safety and further education.

Eligibility

• Must be at least 17 years old by December 31 of the admission year.
• Must have passed 10+2 with required subjects (PCB & English) and secured the minimum marks mentioned above.
• Admission is merit-based, purely from classroom scores—not a separate entrance exam. Centralized online counselling is conducted by RUHS to allocate seats by merit, preference, domicile, and reservation

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