Offered at: Sri Sathya Sai Institute of Higher Medical Sciences, Whitefield, Bangalore
Affiliated to: Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences (RGUHS), Karnataka
This program integrates academic learning with hands-on clinical training, preparing students to:
Analyze and evaluate imaging techniques
Deliver safe and compassionate patient care
Operate advanced imaging equipment (X-ray, CT, MRI, etc.)
Communicate effectively and work collaboratively in healthcare teams
Completion of PUC / 12th Grade with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology
Must have studied English as a subject
Lateral Entry available for diploma holders in the same field (as per RGUHS norms)
Age limit: Below 25 years
Note: Only female candidates are currently eligible for admission
4 years (including 1-year internship)
Clinical rotations and real-world hospital exposure included
Reduced vacation periods due to extended clinical training
Tuition Fee: ₹0 – Fully funded by Sri Sathya Sai Central Trust
Students bear: Hostel charges, food, exam fees
Radiographer in hospitals, diagnostic centers
Specializations: CT, MRI, Cathlab
Application specialists in companies like GE, Philips, Siemens
Roles in education, research, software companies (RIS, PACS)
✅ High demand for trained technologists in India and abroad
B.Sc. (MIT) is internationally recognized
Eligibility to apply abroad (subject to respective country’s registration/licensure norms)
Conducted at hospitals under the Sri Sathya Sai Central Trust
Rotational postings across departments: General X-ray, CT, MRI, Ultrasound, DSA, etc.
Shift duties included (day/night) as per training schedule
Anatomy & Physiology
Radiation Physics
Imaging Techniques
Radiographic Equipment & Quality Control
Pathology
Radiographic Procedures & Positioning
Radiation Protection & Patient Care
RIS/PACS Software Training
Modern Classrooms with multimedia support
Digital Library with textbooks and journals
Online resources
Hands-on training in real hospital settings using cutting-edge imaging systems
Faculty includes Radiographers, Radiologists, Medical Physicists
Passion for healthcare and helping people
Interest in science and medical technology
Strong communication and teamwork skills
Good with computers and open to learning new technologies
Maturity, empathy, and a caring attitude
💡 Tip: Try to observe a working radiographer in a hospital if possible – it helps you make an informed decision!
Q. What is the full name of the course?
A. Bachelor of Science in Medical Imaging Technology – B.Sc. (MIT)
Q. Is the course part-time?
A. No. It is a full-time program.
Q. Are X-rays harmful to health?
A. When used with proper safety measures and equipment, X-rays are safe. Staff are trained in radiation protection and monitored regularly.
Q. Is it easy to get a job after graduation?
A. Yes. Radiographers are in high demand across hospitals and diagnostic centers.
Q. Can I work abroad?
A. Yes. The degree is widely recognized. You may need to clear local licensure exams depending on the country.
Contact the Academic Section:
The Academic Coordinator
Sri Sathya Sai Institute of Higher Medical Sciences
EPIP Area, Whitefield, Bangalore – 560066
📧 Email: registrarblr@sssihms.org.in
📞 Tel: 080-28411500 (Ext: 415)
Free education as Seva (selfless service) to society
Training on cutting-edge equipment
Emphasis on values, ethics, and holistic development
Integrated learning with other paramedical disciplines
Advanced Radiology Information Systems and PACS exposure
A blend of technology and compassion in patient care
Only 3–5 students per year, ensuring personalized training and mentorship
If you are a compassionate, committed individual with a passion for healthcare, science, and service — this course is for you.
“With skill in your hands and love in your heart, you can light up lives from within.”