Build skills to detect symptoms with advanced medical imaging. Learn to operate advanced diagnostic equipment, produce accurate scans, and support patient diagnosis and treatment.
The candidate must have attained a min. age of 17 yrs by 1st Dec 2026 (for Jun-Jul 2026 intake) or by 1st Jun 2027 (for Dec '26-Jan '27 intake)
HRIT University
📍 Ghaziabad
NAAC A
Silver Oak University
📍 Ahmedabad
Vikrant University
📍 Gwalior
Vikrant Group of Institutions
📍 Indore
MIT University
📍 Shillong
Lingaya's Vidyapeeth
📍 Faridabad
Babu Banarasi Das University
📍 Lucknow
Invertis University
📍 Bareilly
Shobhit University
📍 Saharanpur
SR University
📍 Warangal
Joy University
📍 Kanyakumari
Is NEET required for Medical Radiology and Imaging Technology?
No, as per NCAHP, NEET is not required for Medical Radiology and Imaging Technology.
What is the duration and fee for Medical Radiology and Imaging Technology?
The program is 4 years long, with 3-years technical learning followed by a 1-year internship. Please speak with our counsellors to understand the fee structure in detail.
Is a Bachelor in Medical Radiology and Imaging Technology the same as being a radiologist?
No, Medical Radiology and Imaging Technology and being a radiologist are different qualifications. Medical Radiology and Imaging Technologists are Allied & Healthcare professionals who perform diagnostic imaging procedures such as X-rays, CT scans, and MRI scans. A radiologist is a doctor who interprets these images, diagnoses diseases, and guides patient treatment. Both work closely together to ensure accurate diagnosis and quality patient care.
What is the scope of Medical Radiology and Imaging Technology, and what career opportunities does it offer?
Medical Radiology and Imaging Technology offers good career opportunities in the rapidly growing diagnostic imaging sector. Medical Radiology and Imaging Technicians can work across hospitals, diagnostic imaging centres, trauma and emergency care units, and specialty clinics, with opportunities to specialise in X-ray, CT, MRI, ultrasound imaging, and other advanced imaging technologies.
Is working in Radiology safe?
Yes, Medical Radiology and Imaging Technology is a safe career when proper safety protocols are followed. Technologists are trained to use protective equipment, monitor radiation exposure, and follow established safety guidelines to ensure the safety of both patients and healthcare professionals.
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