Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Radiology and Imaging Technology (RIT)

1. Passed 10+2 / Higher Secondary from a recognised board.
2. Mandatory subjects: Physics, Chemistry, Biology (PCB) and English.
3. Minimum aggregate: ~45–50% in PCB (criteria can vary by university).
4. Age: typically 17 years or above by 31 Dec of admission year.

The B.Sc – Radiology and Imaging Technology degree is designed to prepare students for careers as skilled allied health professionals in diagnostic medical imaging. The curriculum blends classroom theory with hands‑on clinical training, enabling students to become proficient in operating advanced imaging systems such as X‑rays, CT scanners, MRI machines, and ultrasound devices. Throughout the program, students learn anatomy, radiation physics, patient positioning, radiation safety, imaging procedures, and quality management. Clinical internships in hospitals or diagnostic centers enhance practical skills and professional readiness. Graduates are eligible to work in healthcare settings, diagnostic labs, imaging centers, and healthcare technology firms, supporting physicians in accurate diagnosis and patient care. The degree also lays groundwork for higher studies such as M.Sc in Medical Imaging or related specializations.

1. Application: Apply to the college/university offering the program (online/in person).
2. Submission of 10+2 Marks: Upload or submit marksheet and certificates.
3. Eligibility Verification: College/university verifies PCB + English qualifications and age criteria.
4. Merit List / Entrance: Admission may be based on merit of 12th marks or institute‑level entrance test (varies by institution).
5. Seat Allotment & Fee Payment: If eligible, seats are allotted; pay fees and confirm admission.
6. Medical Fitness & Registration: Undergo medical fitness check and complete university registration.