RUHS MSc Radiotherapy Technology FAQs
Ques. What is the eligibility to apply for MSc Radiotherapy Technology at RUHS?
Ans. Candidates must hold a BSc degree in Radiotherapy Technology, Medical Imaging Technology, or a related paramedical science from a recognised university with a minimum of 50% aggregate marks. SC and ST candidates may be eligible at 45%. Rajasthan domicile is required for state quota seats. The specific list of eligible programmes may vary and candidates are advised to check the official RUHS PGET 2026 notification on ruhsraj.org before applying.
Ques. What is the total fee for MSc Radiotherapy Technology at RUHS?
Ans. The total course fee for MSc Radiotherapy Technology at RUHS-affiliated institutions is INR 42,000 for the complete 2-year programme, amounting to INR 21,000 per year. This covers tuition and examination charges. Hostel fees are charged separately by the affiliated institution. Rajasthan government scholarships for SC, ST, OBC, EWS, and MBC students can cover the full tuition fee after admission and document verification.
Ques. What is the RUHS PGET and how is admission done through it?
Ans. RUHS Post Graduate Entrance Test is a university-level examination conducted by Rajasthan University of Health Sciences for admission to select PG paramedical and health sciences programmes, including MSc Radiotherapy Technology. The exam tests knowledge in the relevant subject area. After the exam, a merit list is prepared and counselling is conducted online at ruhsraj.org. Seat allotment is based on merit rank, candidate preference, and availability of seats at affiliated institutions.
Ques. What career roles are available after MSc Radiotherapy Technology from RUHS?
Ans. Graduates of MSc Radiotherapy Technology from RUHS can work as senior radiotherapy technologists or treatment planning specialists in hospital oncology and cancer care centres. Career roles include radiation therapist, dosimetrist assistant, quality assurance technologist, and radiation protection officer. Opportunities exist in government medical college hospitals, cancer institutes, and private oncology hospitals across Rajasthan and other states. Some graduates also join the teaching staff at BSc Radiotherapy Technology programmes.
Ques. What is the difference between BSc and MSc in Radiotherapy Technology at RUHS?
Ans. The BSc in Radiotherapy Technology is a 3-year undergraduate programme that provides foundational clinical skills in radiation therapy delivery and equipment operation. The MSc in Radiotherapy Technology is a 2-year postgraduate programme built on the BSc, covering advanced topics such as treatment planning systems, radiation dosimetry, quality assurance protocols, and radiobiology. The MSc qualification typically opens senior clinical roles, specialist positions, and teaching opportunities not available to BSc holders alone.
Ques. Is RUHS MSc Radiotherapy Technology recognised for government hospital jobs in Rajasthan?
Ans. Yes, MSc Radiotherapy Technology from RUHS-affiliated colleges is recognised for government health service recruitment in Rajasthan. Graduates are eligible to apply for senior radiotherapy technologist posts in government medical colleges and district hospitals as and when vacancies are notified by the Rajasthan Public Service Commission or health department. The degree also meets qualification requirements for roles at central government institutions such as AIIMS and central government hospitals.


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