Bachelor of Medical Radiology and Imaging Technology
This program prepares students for professional practice in diagnostic imaging through imaging science, patient care, radiation safety, equipment principles and supervised clinical learning.
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The different career paths available for the program
Medical Radiology and Imaging Technologist
Roles in hospital radiology and diagnostic-imaging departments
Diagnostic centres and specialised imaging services
Advanced imaging and quality assurance
Teaching and research
Departmental/management responsibilities
Medical Radiology and Imaging Technologist
Roles in hospital radiology and diagnostic-imaging departments
Diagnostic centres and specialised imaging services
Advanced imaging and quality assurance
Teaching and research
Departmental/management responsibilities
Academic Requirement
Passed Senior Secondary (10+2) or equivalent with Physics, Chemistry and Biology
Candidate must have completed 17 years of age at admission, or complete 17 years on or before 31st December of the year of admission
A medical fitness certificate is required under the common NCAHP admission criteria
Admission Requirement
Admission based on Senior Secondary (10+2) merit, as prescribed by NCAHP for AY 2026‑27
Final admission remains subject to applicable University rules
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Student-led technical and cultural clubs provide spaces to explore interests, collaborate on ideas, and apply learning beyond the classroom.
Learning Spaces
From smart classrooms to advanced laboratories, Anurag University’s learning spaces are designed to support hands-on learning, experimentation, and collaborative problem solving.
Research Overview
Research at Anurag University spans core and emerging areas, encouraging students to engage in inquiry, innovation, and real-world problem solving alongside experienced faculty.
Campus beyond clssroom
A vibrant campus life with events, workshops, libraries, and shared spaces ensures learning continues outside formal lectures, shaping well-rounded student experiences.
How many days in a week do we have classwork?
University functions 6 days a week, whereas the student classwork is scheduled 5 days and Saturdays are meant for all clubs activities and events.
Will the library be open after college hours?
The central library is open till 6:00 pm on all working days.
What kind of fests are organized at the university?
Anurag University is known for its Annual fests like TEJAS- Project Expo, Daksha- Technical Fest, Synergy- Cultural Fest, Sports Bout – Sports Fest, TEDxAnuragU and many more.
Does university have any uniform or dress code?
University does not have uniform for students (except for School of Management) but a decent and formal attire for boys and girls is followed in the campus.
Can we come to university by self-driven vehicles?
Students are allowed to travel by self-driven vehicles only from 3rd year of graduation after they get a permanent driving license.
Do we have a teaching hospital for the college?
Yes. Neelima Hospitals is the college’s own training hospital
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