Diagnostic ImagingCode: DRIT-203Admissions Open 2026-27
Diploma in Radiology & Imaging Technology (DRIT)
The DRIT program equips technicians with complete clinical command over diagnostic imaging systems. From understanding photon interactions and radiation safety measures (AERB guidelines) to operating digital radiography systems, contrast studies, and assisting in CT and MRI suites, graduates are immediately employable.
Duration
2 Years (Full-Time)
Eligibility
10+2 with Physics & Chemistry along with Biology or Mathematics
Total Intake
40 Seats / Batch
Course Fee Structure
Admission / Reg Fee:₹ 10,000
Tuition Fee:₹ 45,000 / year
Exam Fee:₹ 3,500 / year
Scholarship / Student Credit Card:Available
Program Highlights & Clinical Competencies
Rigorous training adhering to Atomic Energy Regulatory Board (AERB) norms
Digital X-Ray and Computed Radiography (CR/DR) workstation experience
Basics of CT scanning, contrast agent handling, and MRI safety protocols
Radiation shielding, darkroom chemistry, and digital PACS systems
High placement rate across diagnostic networks and diagnostic chains
Curriculum & Syllabus Breakdown
Year 1 - Radiation Physics & Radiographic Procedures
Practical: 320 hrs • Theory: 240 hrs
1Human Osteology & Surface Anatomy
2General Radiation Physics & Production of X-Rays
3Radiographic Positioning & Routine Projections
4Dark Room Processing, CR & DR Systems
5Radiation Protection & Safety Devices
Year 2 - Advanced Imaging & Cross-Sectional Modalities
Practical: 500 hrs • Theory: 180 hrs
1Special Radiographic Contrast Examinations
2Computed Tomography (CT) Principles & Protocols
3Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) Basics & Safety
4Ultrasonography & Doppler Assistance
5Hospital Diagnostic Imaging Internship
Career Opportunities & Placements
Radiographer / X-Ray Technician
CT Scan Technician Assistant
Imaging Centre Coordinator
Mobile X-Ray Field Unit Operator
Medical Equipment Application Specialist
Admissions Open • 2026-27
Take the First Step Towards Your Diploma in Radiology & Imaging Technology (DRIT)
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