B.Sc Medical Imaging Technology is a three-year undergraduate program designed to train students in the use of advanced imaging technologies for diagnosing and treating diseases. The program focuses on various medical imaging modalities such as X-rays, CT scans, MRI, ultrasound, and nuclear medicine. Students learn how to operate imaging equipment, interpret results, and assist in the management of patients undergoing diagnostic procedures.

The course covers a wide range of topics, including radiology, anatomy, physiology, medical physics, radiation safety, image processing, and pathophysiology. Students also undergo clinical training, where they get hands-on experience in hospitals and diagnostic centers, learning to perform imaging procedures, assess images, and collaborate with healthcare professionals to help diagnose conditions.

Admissions to B.Sc Medical Imaging Technology programs are generally based on merit or entrance exams. Candidates must have completed 12th grade with biology, physics, and chemistry.

Graduates of B.Sc Medical Imaging Technology can work in hospitals, radiology clinics, diagnostic centers, and research institutes. They are trained to operate a range of medical imaging equipment, assist in image interpretation, and ensure the safety and well-being of patients during imaging procedures. The program also offers opportunities for further studies in medical imaging, radiology, and medical physics.

For more information on radiation safety and medical imaging standards, students can refer to the Atomic EnergyRegulatory Board (AERB) or the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare.

Programme Highlights

B.Sc Medical Imaging Technology offers a promising career for those interested in the field of medical diagnostics and imaging, providing essential support in the detection, diagnosis, and treatment of medical conditions.