Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Radiography and Imaging Technology

• Any student who wants to get into B.Sc in Radiography and Medical Imaging must obtain 50% or above in the higher secondary or equivalent examination.
• Students whose higher secondary results have not been announced yet may be provisionally given admission based on their performance in group discussions and personal interviews.
• Students must be passionate about the course, and their performance should reflect their interest.

B.Sc in Medical Radiography & Imaging Technology, a 3-year regular undergraduate degree programme. The scope of Radiology is varied, and one can find job opportunities in the sector of diagnostic labs, government hospitals, private hospitals, and nursing homes. The B.Sc Medical Radiology and Imaging Technology course includes a curriculum of both practical and theoretical aspects.

Some B.Sc Radiology and Imaging Technology subjects study National Healthcare Delivery Systems and Medical, Radiographic and Image processing, Quality Control in Radiology and Radiation Safety, etc. The B.Sc Radiology and Imaging Technology course details include the-

• A comprehensive theoretical and practical approach to human anatomy and physiology.
• Radiography equipment, maintenance, and quality control training.
• Radiography equipment, maintenance, and quality control training.
• To give hands-on experience in radiology and imaging technology by organizing lab sessions, clinical rotations, and workshops.
• The students are encouraged to participate in lectures, laboratories, clinical rotations, and workshops to gain hands-on experience.