About the Programme
The Bachelor in Medical Radiology and Imaging Technology (BMRIT) is a four-year undergraduate programme designed to develop competent professionals in diagnostic and interventional imaging sciences. The curriculum integrates foundational medical sciences with advanced training in radiographic techniques, computed tomography (CT), magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), and other modern imaging modalities. Emphasis is placed on radiation physics, radiation protection, image acquisition, processing, quality assurance, and patient care. The programme prepares students to perform radiological procedures independently, maintain equipment, ensure safety standards, and support clinical decision-making through accurate imaging, thereby contributing effectively to multidisciplinary healthcare delivery systems.
Program Outcomes (PO’s)
- PO1: Should be able to undertake all radiological and imaging procedures independently or as a key team member wherever required.
- PO2: Able to do the image processing.
- PO3: Should be able to handle all radiological and imaging equipment independently.
- PO4: Should ensure radiation protection and quality assurance.
- PO5: Undertake care and maintenance of all radiological and imaging equipment.
- PO6: Able to evaluate images for technical quality.
- PO7: Able to identify and manage emergency situations.
- PO8: Able to receive and document verbal, written and electronic orders in the patient’s medical record.
- PO9: Should have computer skills.
- PO10: Should be able to provide empathetic professional patient care.
- PO11: Able to demonstrate professional growth, sense of professionalism and desire to learn.
- PO12: Able to demonstrate the core values of caring, integrity and discovery.
- PO13: To exhibit keen interest, initiative & drive in the overall development of the Department and ‘Leadership Qualities’ for others to follow.
- PO14: He / She is expected to be confident and to perform all the duties diligently with utmost sincerity and honesty.
Programme Specific Objectives (PSO's)
- PSO1: Demonstrate proficiency in performing and processing radiological and imaging procedures independently, ensuring optimal image quality and accurate diagnostic support.
- PSO2: Apply principles of radiation protection, quality assurance, and equipment maintenance to ensure patient safety and effective functioning of radiological and imaging systems.
- PSO3: Exhibit professional competence, ethical practice, computer literacy, and effective communication skills while managing patient care, documentation, and emergency situations in radiological settings.