TMU MMRIT FAQs
Ques. What is the eligibility for MSc Radio-Imaging Technology at TMU?
Ans. Candidates must hold a BRIT, BSc Radiography, BMIT, or BM-RIT degree from a recognised university. Completion of the compulsory internship period or at least one year of post-graduation clinical experience in radiology is also required. Admission is merit-based with no national entrance exam required from applicants.
Ques. What is the total fee for this programme and what does it include?
Ans. The total programme fee is INR 1,41,100, covering tuition INR 1,08,000 over four semesters, examination charges INR 21,600, lab charges INR 2,000, and one-time admission fees INR 9,500. Hostel charges of INR 30,000 to INR 50,000 per semester are optional and not included in the academic fee total.
Ques. What career roles are available after completing MSc Radio-Imaging Technology?
Ans. Graduates qualify for roles such as senior radiography technologist, MRI and CT scan specialist, imaging supervisor, and radiology department head at hospitals and diagnostic chains. Experienced graduates also move into roles with medical device companies providing imaging equipment. The degree is additionally recognised for government hospital posts requiring postgraduate qualifications in radiological sciences.
Ques. Is clinical training included in the MMRIT programme at TMU?
Ans. Yes, the programme includes clinical training at Teerthanker Mahaveer Hospital, a 900+ bed tertiary care facility attached to TMU. Students receive hands-on training in the hospital’s radiology and diagnostic imaging department, gaining practical exposure to MRI, CT scan, ultrasound, and fluoroscopy as integral parts of the curriculum requirements.
Ques. Is there a minimum percentage required in the qualifying degree for admission?
Ans. TMU’s official page does not state a specific minimum percentage for MMRIT admissions. However, since selection is merit-based, candidates with higher aggregate marks in BRIT or BSc Radiography have a stronger chance of securing one of the 40 available seats. Applicants should aim for the highest aggregate possible in their qualifying degree.
Ques. What is the duration of the MSc Radio-Imaging Technology programme at TMU?
Ans. The MSc Radio-Imaging Technology at TMU is a 2-year, four-semester full-time programme. The curriculum combines classroom lectures, laboratory sessions, and clinical practicals at the attached hospital. The programme is designed to build proficiency in advanced diagnostic imaging techniques beyond the undergraduate radiography curriculum.


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