BSc Medical Imaging Technology (BSc MIT)

Bachelor of Science in Medical Imaging Technology (BSc MIT) is a 4‑year professional undergraduate program training students in diagnostic imaging modalities including X‑ray, ultrasound, CT, MRI and other radiologic techniques to support clinical diagnosis and patient care.

Description
BSc MIT equips students with theoretical knowledge and practical skills in radiation physics, anatomy, imaging technology, patient positioning and safety, image evaluation and quality control. Graduates are prepared to operate imaging equipment, assist radiologists, and contribute to diagnostic workflows in hospitals, diagnostic centres and community health facilities. The curriculum blends basic sciences, specialised medical imaging subjects and clinical practicum.

Curricular Structure (Example Framework)

Features
Structured 4‑year degree with clinical immersion
Balanced focus on theory and hands‑on imaging practice
Training in multiple imaging technologies (X‑ray, US, CT, MRI)
Patient safety and radiation protection emphasis
Preparedness for employment in diverse healthcare settings

Fee (Tentative)
Total program fee around NPR 777,000; may vary by institution.

Admission Process (Points)
Eligibility: Passed science stream with Physics, Chemistry, Biology ≥50% or equivalent; health science diploma pathways accepted with requirements.
Entrance: Integrated admission exam with minimum 50 percentile.
Exam format: 200 multiple‑choice questions, negative marking.
Post‑selection: Submit original academic documents, citizenship/passport, entrance admit card, reservation documents, equivalence certificates if applicable.

Job Prospects
Diagnostic imaging technologist in hospitals and clinics
Radiology departments (X‑ray, CT, MRI, ultrasound)
Diagnostic and imaging centres
Community health screening programs
Medical equipment sales and technical support
Research assistant roles in imaging science
Teaching assistant (with further qualification)