CSJMU B.Sc Radiology And Imaging Technology: Fees 2026, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

Ans. BMRIT (Bachelor in Medical Radiology and Imaging Technology) is the official name of the programme at CSJMU, which is also referred to as B.Sc. (Radiology and Imaging Technology). The degree is awarded by CSJMU, a NAAC A++ accredited and UGC Category-I university, making it nationally recognised. The programme is designed as per Allied Health Sciences guidelines and prepares students for careers as radiographers and imaging technologists. Graduates are eligible to work in hospitals, diagnostic centres, and imaging labs across India.

Ans. The 1-year internship after the 3-year academic programme is a mandatory component of the BMRIT course at CSJMU. The internship is typically conducted in affiliated hospitals and diagnostic centres associated with the university. Whether the internship is paid or unpaid depends on the specific hospital or centre where it is conducted; some hospitals provide a stipend while others do not. Students are advised to clarify the internship terms with the School of Health Sciences at the time of admission. The internship provides hands-on training in radiology departments, CT scan units, MRI labs, and ultrasound sections.

Ans. After completing BMRIT from CSJMU, graduates can work as radiographers, X-ray technicians, CT scan technicians, MRI technicians, ultrasound technicians, and nuclear medicine technologists in government and private hospitals, diagnostic centres, and imaging labs. Career opportunities are available in AIIMS, PGIMER, state government hospitals, private hospital chains (Apollo, Fortis, Max, etc.), and standalone diagnostic centres. Graduates can also pursue higher education such as M.Sc. in Medical Radiology and Imaging Technology (MMRIT) at CSJMU itself, or pursue postgraduate programmes in allied health sciences at other institutions.

Ans. The BMRIT curriculum at CSJMU covers a comprehensive range of subjects including anatomy and physiology, radiographic physics, radiographic techniques (conventional X-ray, fluoroscopy), computed tomography (CT), magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), ultrasound and Doppler imaging, nuclear medicine, radiation protection and safety, radiographic pathology, and clinical radiology. The programme also includes practical training in the operation of imaging equipment and patient positioning techniques. The curriculum is designed to provide both theoretical knowledge and practical skills required for professional practice in medical imaging.

Ans. BMRIT at CSJMU has 60 seats and admission is merit-based on 10+2 PCB marks. The minimum eligibility is 45% in PCB (40% for SC/ST). In practice, given the popularity of the programme and the limited seats, students with higher PCB scores (typically 60% and above) have a better chance of securing admission. The programme is competitive, especially since CSJMU is a well-known state university with NAAC A++ accreditation. Students are advised to apply as early as possible once the admission portal opens and to keep their documents ready for quick submission.

Ans. Yes, hostel accommodation is available on the CSJMU campus for BMRIT students. The hostel fee is approximately Rs. 15,120 per year (optional, not mandatory). The CSJMU campus in Kalyanpur, Kanpur is a residential campus with separate hostel facilities for male and female students. In addition to hostel fees, students should budget for food (mess charges), transportation, and personal expenses. The total annual living cost on campus (including hostel) is estimated at Rs. 30,000-50,000 per year depending on individual lifestyle choices. Students from outside Kanpur are encouraged to apply for hostel accommodation early as availability is limited.