Bachelors in Radiography and Imaging Technology Course

BSc. in Radiography and Imaging Technology in Delhi from one of  The Best Ganesh Paramedical College is an undergraduate radiology course. Electromagnetic radiation penetrates the human body and creates images of those structures on a photographic film. Radiological Technology is the production of medical images commonly called X-rays, MRI Scans, and CT Scans. Students learn how to prepare patients undergoing X-rays and electrocardiogram procedures and ensure the procedures are carried out carefully.

Eligibility Criteria:

• To get admission in his course you must have passed your 10+2 in science background and have 55% marks Aggregate.
• The eligibility criteria may differ in some of the universities and institutions as they conduct entrance exams in which you have to qualify to get admission to the BRIT course.

Syllabus 

First Year B.Sc. Radio Imaging Technology Course

1. Gross Radiological & Surface Anatomy of Human Body

2. Physiology & Pathology of Human Body Systems 

3. Radiographic Techniques & Dark Room Procedures

4. Basic Radiation Physics & Principles of Radiotherapy 

Second Year B.Sc. Radio Imaging Technology Course

1. Modern Imaging & Recent Advances 

2. Apparatus of Imaging, Radiotherapy & Quality Assurance

3. Physics Of Radiotherapy 

4. Radiation Protection & Monitoring 

Third Year B.Sc. Radio Imaging Technology Course

1. Special Radiological Procedures & Contrast Media 
2. Special procedures of various body organs
3. Radiotherapy planning & Techniques 
4. Radiation Dosimetry- Principles & Applications 
5. Hospital Practice & Care of Patient

Job opportunities

Here are some of the job opportunities available after completing the BRIT course

1. Radiologic Technologist: Operates X-ray, CT (Computed Tomography), MRI (Magnetic Resonance Imaging), and other imaging tools to create diagnostic images. They work closely with radiologists and physicians to analyse results.

2. MRI Technologist: Specializes in operating MRI scanners to Produce clear images of organs and tissues for diagnostic purposes.

3. CT Technologist: Specializes in operating CT scanners to create cross-sectional images of bones, organs, and soft tissues.

4. Ultrasound Technologist: Operates ultrasound equipment to produce images of organs and tissues inside the body, helping in diagnosing conditions and monitoring pregnancies.

5. Nuclear Medicine Technologist: Designs and administers radioactive drugs for imaging and therapeutic purposes by using imaging equipment like SPECT (Single Photon Emission Computed Tomography) and PET (Positron Emission Tomography) scanners.

6. Radiation Therapist: Administers radiation therapies to cancer patients under the supervision of oncologists, using linear accelerators and other specialized equipment.

7. Mammographer: Expert in performing mammograms, which are X-ray images of the breasts used for breast cancer screening and diagnosis.

8. Cardiovascular Technologist: Performs imaging equipment to help cardiologists in diagnosing and treating heart and blood vessel conditions.

9. Medical Dosimetrist: Works with radiation oncologists and medical physicists to estimate and plan the proper radiation dose for cancer treatment.

10. Radiology Administrator/Manager: Manages the daily operations of radiology departments, ensuring efficient workflow, quality control, and maintaining regulations.

These roles can be found in hospitals, clinics, imaging centres, and other healthcare settings. Graduates may also seek further jobs through certifications and advanced degrees for career advancement opportunities.

Enrol now at Ganesh Paramedical College

Signing up for a BRIT program could result in a rewarding healthcare career. This is seen as one of the top career choices for students aspiring to work in a medical laboratory. The increasing demand for paramedical professionals is a result of the industry's ongoing expansion. We offer a CRIT program at Ganesh Paramedical College, a leading institution, to train individuals as essential paramedical health workers for diagnosing and treating patients in medical settings.

people also ask

What is a BRIT course?

BRIT stands for Bachelor in Radio Imaging Technology this course will help you to provide detailed knowledge of the Radiological Lab techniques and provide many job opportunities to the student.

What are the Career opportunities after completing the BRIT course?

After completing this course you can become a Radiological Lab assistant, research analyst, Radiological Nurse, PhD in radiology Medical officer etc

What is the average to be expected after completing this course?

The average salary ranges from 2.5- 6 lakhs depending upon the post and rank.

How to get an inquiry for this course?

You can contact us at PH No-011-47444444 Call Centre NO-011-47333333, Mobile No-9810183948.

Can I use Dr. after radiology?

To become a doctor in radiology you need to study MBBS and complete your MD in this specific field. However, after completing PhD in Radiologist you can be called a Doctorate

Do paramedical courses require NEET?

No, NEET is not required for paramedical courses. However, a few colleges might have university entrance exams for students.

Is there any entrance exam for paramedical courses?

Admission to some of the paramedical courses is based on entrance exams. This includes JIPMER, NEET-UG, MHT CET, etc.

Is paramedical a good career?

There are ample job opportunities for paramedical graduates and an increasing demand for trained people in these fields.