BSc Medical Imaging Technology

• Four-year Tribhuvan University program designed to train students in X-ray, CT, MRI, and digital imaging techniques, preparing them to work as competent radiography and imaging technologists in clinical and diagnostic settings.
• Provides in-depth training in radiographic techniques, cross-sectional imaging, radiology equipment handling, and patient-centered care.
• Covers basic sciences, radiation physics, anatomy, radiological procedures, and advanced modalities such as CT, MRI, mammography, and interventional imaging.
• Equips students with skills for radiation safety, equipment troubleshooting, image quality assurance, and clinical workflow.
• Recognized by the Nepal Health Professional Council and aligned with current standards in medical imaging.
• Includes clinical practice, hospital rotations, practical labs, and project work to ensure professional readiness.

Curricular Structure in Table

Features
• Recognized 4-year imaging technology program under TU-IOM
• Strong technical orientation: X-ray, CT, MRI, USG, QA, interventional imaging
• Solid foundation in anatomy, physiology, radiation physics, and equipment handling
• Practical labs and clinical exposure in hospitals and diagnostic centers
• Emphasis on radiation safety and patient care
• Project work and applied research component
• Graduates become eligible for registration with Nepal Health Professional Council

Fee (Tentative)
• Approximately NPR 777,000 for the full program (varies by institution).

Admission Process
• Study background: Must have completed 10+2 Science with Physics, Chemistry, Biology and minimum 50% or 2.4 CGPA (or equivalent).
• Entrance exam: Must appear in MECEE-BL (TU medical entrance).
• Passing threshold: Minimum 50th percentile in the entrance.
• Negative marking applies: +1 for correct answer, –0.25 for wrong answer.
• Selection based on entrance merit and seat availability.
• Required documents: SEE/SLC certificates, +2 transcript & certificate, citizenship/passport, entrance admit card, reservation documents (if applicable), equivalence for foreign boards.

Job Prospects
• General radiography technologist (X-ray)
• CT scan technologist
• MRI technologist
• Interventional radiology assistant
• Radiology department technologist in hospitals/diagnostic centers
• Mammography and ultrasonography support roles (as permitted by regulations)
• Radiology equipment maintenance assistant
• Radiation safety and protection assistant
• Nuclear medicine support (basic-level procedures)
• Research/academic assistant in radiology and imaging science
• Healthcare imaging technician in NGOs/INGOs and diagnostic projects