Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Radiography

• Passed 10 + 2 (or equivalent) examination from a recognised board/university.
• Ideally studied the science stream with Physics, Chemistry, Biology (or Mathematics) in 10+2.
• Minimum aggregate marks often around 45-50% (varies by institution).
• Minimum age: typically 17 years by a certain cut-off date (varies).
• Medical fitness and ability to engage in hospital/clinical work may be required.
• Selection may be based on merit of 10+2 marks and/or entrance examination (if required by the institute).

The B.Sc. The radiography programme is a focused undergraduate degree designed to equip students with both theoretical knowledge and practical skills in medical imaging and diagnostic radiography. The curriculum covers foundational sciences such as anatomy, physiology, radiation physics, imaging physics and modalities, as well as specialised instruction in radiographic positioning, image acquisition, radiation protection and safety, digital imaging, CT/MRI/ultrasound techniques, equipment operation and maintenance, and patient care in the imaging environment. Students gain hands-on exposure through clinical attachments or internships in hospitals and diagnostic imaging centres, developing competence in capturing high-quality diagnostic images, collaborating with radiologists and technologists, managing imaging workflow and ensuring safety protocols. With increasing demand for imaging services in healthcare, graduates of this programme are well-positioned for roles in hospitals, diagnostic centres, imaging equipment vendors, research labs or higher studies in medical imaging.

1. Complete 10 + 2 (or equivalent) with the required subjects and meet the minimum eligibility marks.
2. Check the list of institutes/universities offering the B.Sc. Radiography programme and their admission notifications.
3. Fill out the application form (online or offline) for the chosen institute.
4. Submit required documents: 10+2 mark-sheet, subject certificates, age proof, category certificate (if applicable).
5. If applicable, appear for entrance examination or selection test (if the institute uses one).
6. Based on merit (10+2 marks + entrance test scores if applicable), the institute conducts counselling/allots seats.
7. Complete admission formalities: document verification, fee payment, registration at the college/university.
8. Begin the programme as per schedule: attend classes, practical labs, clinical attachments and internship (if included).
9. On successful completion of all semesters and the internship, receive the B.Sc. A radiography degree and become eligible for employment or further studies.