CMC Vellore M.Sc Nuclear Medicine Technology FAQs
Ques. What is the intake for M.Sc Nuclear Medicine Technology at CMC Vellore?
Ans. CMC Vellore admits only 2 students per year into the M.Sc Nuclear Medicine Technology programme through the CMC Specialty CBT (Step 1) and a personal departmental interview (Step 2). The extremely limited intake ensures intensive one-on-one training with CMC’s nuclear medicine faculty and direct access to all department equipment throughout the programme.
Ques. What nuclear medicine equipment is available at CMC Vellore for training?
Ans. The Nuclear Medicine department at CMC Vellore is equipped with gamma cameras, a PET scanner, a cyclotron, thyroid uptake probes, SPECT-CT, and PET-CT scanners. Students gain hands-on experience in nuclear imaging acquisition, radiopharmaceutical preparation using the in-house cyclotron, and quality control procedures across the full range of diagnostic and therapeutic nuclear medicine applications.
Ques. What is the eligibility for M.Sc Nuclear Medicine Technology at CMC Vellore?
Ans. Candidates must hold a BSc in Nuclear Medicine Technology from a recognised university. Alternatively, BSc graduates in any science subject who hold a Post Graduate Diploma in Nuclear Medicine Technology (PGDNMT) or a Diploma in Medical Radiology and Imaging Technology (DMRIT) are also eligible. Final selection is through the CMC Specialty CBT and a departmental interview.
Ques. What career paths are available after M.Sc Nuclear Medicine Technology from CMC Vellore?
Ans. Graduates work as nuclear medicine technologists in PET-CT and SPECT-CT centres, cyclotron facilities, and radiopharmacy departments in major hospitals and cancer institutes. Career opportunities also exist in radiopharmaceutical manufacturing companies, research institutions, and academic departments. The CMC degree, from a NIRF top-3 medical institution, is well recognised by employers in the nuclear medicine field.
Ques. Is the M.Sc Nuclear Medicine Technology from CMC Vellore a recognised degree?
Ans. Yes. The programme is affiliated to Tamil Nadu Dr MGR Medical University, Chennai, and is recognised by UGC. CMC Vellore, ranked 3rd in the Medical category by NIRF 2025, has an active nuclear medicine department with a cyclotron and full-range imaging systems, providing strong academic and practical grounding for the degree.
Ques. What is the total fee for M.Sc Nuclear Medicine Technology at CMC Vellore?
Ans. The total 2-year fee for M.Sc Nuclear Medicine Technology at CMC Vellore is INR 79,665. Year 1 is INR 42,020 (including a one-time admission payment of INR 4,375) and Year 2 is INR 37,645. Annual charges include tuition of INR 1,200 and other university and departmental charges, excluding hostel costs.


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