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Bachelor in Radiation Technology / Medical Imaging Technology
BRT / B.Sc. MIT
School of Allied Health Sciences
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Duration
3 Years + 1 Year Internship
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Eligibility
10+2 in PCB with min. 50% Marks (As per Rajasthan State Allied and Healthcare Council)
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Selection Procedure
Merit + PI
Program Outcomes
Proficiency in Imaging Modalities
Demonstrate competence in operating and maintaining various medical imaging equipment.
Image Acquisition and Processing
Acquire and process high-resolution diagnostic images by selecting appropriate imaging techniques.
Patient Preparation and Safety
Safely prepare patients for imaging procedures, including explaining the process and addressing patient concerns.
Radiation Protection and Safety
Apply principles of radiation safety and protection to minimize radiation exposure to patients.
Cross-sectional Imaging and Interpretation
Interpret and analyze cross-sectional imaging data (e.g., CT, MRI) to assist healthcare professionals.
Ultrasound Imaging Techniques
Demonstrate proficiency in performing and interpreting diagnostic ultrasound procedures.
Medical Image Storage and Communication
Utilize Picture Archiving and Communication Systems (PACS) and other digital technologies.
Career Paths
Radiologic Technologist / Radiographer
Ultrasound Technician / Sonographer
Specialized Imaging Technologist
Medical Imaging Quality Assurance Officer
Medical Imaging Educator / Instructor
Medical Imaging Educator
Medical Imaging Quality Assurance Officer
Specialized Imaging Technologist
Radiologic Technologist / Radiographer
Ultrasound Technician / Sonographer
Curriculum
Program Structure B.Sc. Medical Imaging Technology 4 Year Program
| Course Category | Course Title |
|---|---|
| Core | Gross Radiological & surface Anatomy of human body |
| Core | Physiology and Pathology ofhuman body systems |
| Core | Radiographic Techniques & Dark Room Procedures |
| Core | Basic Radiation Physics & Principles of Radiotherapy |
| Core Practical | PRACTICAL |
| Core | Modern Imaging with Recent Advances |
| Core | Apparatus of Imaging, Radiotherapy &Quality Assurance |
| Core | Physics of Radiotherapy |
| Core | Radiation Protection & Monitoring |
| Core Practical | PRACTICAL |
| Core | Special Radiological Procedures & Contrast Media |
| Core | Radiotherapy Planning & Techniques |
| Core | Radiation Dosimetry Principles & Applications |
| Core | Hospital Practice & Patient Care |
| Core Practical | PRACTICAL |
| Practical | 1 Year Compulsory Internship |
Tuition Fee
₹78000
Note
*Lab & Library fee will be charged separately
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Frequently Asked Questions
Generally, students should have completed their 10+2 education (or equivalent) with a science background, including subjects like Physics, Chemistry, and Biology.
The program is typically three years, often followed by an additional one-year internship or clinical training.
The curriculum usually includes Anatomy, Physiology, Radiographic Techniques, Imaging Physics, Radiation Safety, and Medical Ethics, along with training on imaging equipment like X-rays, MRI, and CT scans.
Graduates can work as radiologic technologists, MRI or CT scan technologists, sonographers, or radiology equipment specialists in hospitals, diagnostic centers, and medical imaging labs.
Yes, practical training is an important part of the program. Students gain hands-on experience in medical imaging techniques and work with advanced imaging equipment under supervision.
Yes the course in approved by Rajasthan State Allied and Healthcare Council.
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