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Overview

 

Master of Radiology & Imaging Technology encompasses structured learning pathways across Diploma, Undergraduate, and Postgraduate levels, designed to develop technical competence and clinical accountability through a clearly defined progression that integrates contemporary imaging technologies with structured clinical exposure to ensure safe, effective, and outcome-focused healthcare practice. The educational framework balances academic rigor with hands-on experience, enabling the consistent application of knowledge within real clinical environments. Continuous engagement with modern diagnostic settings supports the development of precision, professional responsibility, and adherence to clinical standards essential for quality patient care.

 

Strong emphasis is placed on quality assurance, patient safety, and ethical practice while remaining responsive to rapid technological advancements in diagnostic services. Alignment with international healthcare standards and workforce expectations ensures relevance across diverse healthcare systems. The programs prepare graduates to function confidently within hospitals, diagnostic centres, and multidisciplinary healthcare teams, contributing meaningfully to clinical outcomes, service efficiency, and the evolving demands of global healthcare environments.

 

Program Objectives:

  • Understanding the relationship between physics and radiology & modern imaging Techniques.
  • Understanding the fundamentals & applications of radiological Equipment such as MRI, CT Scan & USG, etc.
  • Understanding laws/provisions for radiation safety by various regulatory bodies.
  • Applying the basic and advanced knowledge of hardware, software, and applications of Computers in health care systems.
  • Enhance knowledge from clinical experience, interactions & discussions, and research to improve the quality of training and education in Medical Imaging.
  • Applying quality assurance, quality control measures, safety procedures, and Maintenance of radiological equipment.
  • Analyzing the protocols to perform various Radiological Procedures which are necessary for diagnostic purposes.
  • Evaluating the factors affecting the technical quality of images and various pathological Conditions.
  • Formulating plans for handling patients with drugs & equipment in general as well in Emergency situations.
  • To provide with the skills and knowledge to apply for critical appraisal of day-to-day practice.

 

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Essential Qualification: The Candidates should possess B.Sc. Degree in Radiology and Imaging Sciences/ B.Sc. Medical Imaging Technology / Radiography / Bachelor of Medical Radio Diagnosis & Imaging Technology (BMRDIT) or its equivalent qualifications from a Recognized Institution/ University.

 

Course Duration: 2 Years

 

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First Semester:

  • Radiological Anatomy And Physiology
  • Modern Imaging Techniques Including Fusion & Hybrid Imaging Technologies
  • Instrumentation & Principles Of Radiographic Exposure Of Conventional Radiology Equipments
  • Hospital Infection Control

 

Second Semester:

  • Advanced Physics Of Radiology & Imaging
  • Modern Radiological & Imaging Equipments
  • Radiographic Procedures & Care Of Patient In Diagnostic Radiology
  • Research Methodology & Biostatistics

 

Third Semester:

  • Advanced Techniques & Instrumentation Of Ultrasonography
  • Advanced Techniques & Instrumentation Of Computed Tomography
  • Advanced Techniques & Instrumentation Of MRI
  • Basic Of Computer And IT Skills

 

Fourth Semester:

  • Interventional Radiology Techniques
  • Nuclear Medicine Imaging Techniques
  • Quality Control In Radiology And Radiation Safety
  • BLS & ACLS
  • Project Work / Dissertation
  • Radiological Technologist Operate X-ray, CT, and MRI systems to produce high-quality diagnostic images while ensuring patient safety, precision, and reliable clinical outcomes.
  • Mammography Technician Specialize in breast imaging to detect early signs of cancer and abnormalities.
  • Interventional Technologist Monitor exposure levels and implement protective measures for staff and patients.
  • Cath  lab Technologist Assisting in diagnostic and interventional procedures like angioplasty, stent placement, and pacemaker implantation.
  • Radiological Safety Officer Conduct radiation surveys, monitor exposure levels, and test radiological equipment.

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