B.Sc. Medical Imaging Technology – Lateral Entry at MCHP

Manipal

Shape the Future of Diagnostic Imaging

The Bachelor of Science in Medical Imaging Technology – Lateral Entry program in MCHP Manipal prepares you to work with diagnostic imaging technologies used for disease detection, clinical assessment, and treatment planning. You learn to perform medical imaging examinations efficiently, maintain image quality, support patient safety, and assist radiologists during diagnostic and interventional procedures.

The program provides training across imaging modalities such as X-ray, Computed Tomography, Magnetic Resonance Imaging, mammography, and ultrasound. Through practical and clinical exposure, you develop the technical and patient-care skills required to work with paediatric, adult, and elderly patients in modern healthcare settings.

Program Highlights

Multi-Modality Imaging Training: You gain exposure to X-ray, CT, MRI, mammography, ultrasound, and other diagnostic imaging procedures.

Patient-Centred Clinical Learning: You learn to prepare, position, and support paediatric, adult, and elderly patients during imaging examinations.

Interventional Radiology Exposure: You develop the skills required to assist radiologists and clinical teams during image-guided interventional procedures.

Technology-Driven Education: You learn to operate imaging systems, follow examination protocols, and support the production of accurate diagnostic images.

Professional Skill Development: You strengthen communication, teamwork, patient care, safety awareness, and technical problem-solving skills.

Lab Work

Develop practical skills through laboratory sessions covering imaging equipment, patient positioning, image acquisition, image processing, quality control, and radiation safety.

Clinical Training

Perform examinations, prepare patients, follow protocols, maintain image quality, and work with radiologists and healthcare teams.

Interventional Procedure Training

Prepare equipment, instruments, and patients for image-guided procedures while assisting radiologists in safe, efficient clinical environments.

Lab Work

Develop practical skills through laboratory sessions covering imaging equipment, patient positioning, image acquisition, image processing, quality control, and radiation safety.

Lab Work

Develop practical skills through laboratory sessions covering imaging equipment, patient positioning, image acquisition, image processing, quality control, and radiation safety.

Program Eligibility

   You must have completed either:

A 2-year Diploma in Medical Imaging Technology from a State Board after 10+2, with 50% aggregate marks in the diploma and at least 50% marks in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology in 10+2,

A 3-year Diploma in Medical Imaging Technology from a State Board after 10th, with a minimum aggregate of 50% marks.

Program Highlights

Multi-Modality Imaging Training: You gain exposure to X-ray, CT, MRI, mammography, ultrasound, and other diagnostic imaging procedures.

Patient-Centred Clinical Learning: You learn to prepare, position, and support paediatric, adult, and elderly patients during imaging examinations.

Interventional Radiology Exposure: You develop the skills required to assist radiologists and clinical teams during image-guided interventional procedures.

Technology-Driven Education: You learn to operate imaging systems, follow examination protocols, and support the production of accurate diagnostic images.

Professional Skill Development: You strengthen communication, teamwork, patient care, safety awareness, and technical problem-solving skills.

Lab Work

Develop practical skills through laboratory sessions covering imaging equipment, patient positioning, image acquisition, image processing, quality control, and radiation safety.

Clinical Training

Perform examinations, prepare patients, follow protocols, maintain image quality, and work with radiologists and healthcare teams.

Interventional Procedure Training

Prepare equipment, instruments, and patients for image-guided procedures while assisting radiologists in safe, efficient clinical environments.

Lab Work

Develop practical skills through laboratory sessions covering imaging equipment, patient positioning, image acquisition, image processing, quality control, and radiation safety.

Lab Work

Develop practical skills through laboratory sessions covering imaging equipment, patient positioning, image acquisition, image processing, quality control, and radiation safety.

Program Details

Outcomes
Careers

Upon completion of this program, you can:

Perform medical imaging examinations using appropriate techniques and protocols.

Operate imaging modalities such as X-ray, CT, MRI, mammography, and ultrasound.

Prepare, position, and support patients during diagnostic imaging procedures.

Adapt imaging procedures according to the needs of paediatric, adult, and elderly patients.

Assist radiologists during diagnostic and interventional radiology procedures.

Apply radiation-protection and patient-safety principles in imaging environments.

Assess image quality and support accurate diagnostic image production.

Program Eligibility

   You must have completed either:

A 2-year Diploma in Medical Imaging Technology from a State Board after 10+2, with 50% aggregate marks in the diploma and at least 50% marks in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology in 10+2,

A 3-year Diploma in Medical Imaging Technology from a State Board after 10th, with a minimum aggregate of 50% marks.

B.Sc. Medical Imaging Technology – Lateral Entry at MCHP

Shape the Future of Diagnostic Imaging

Program Highlights

Upon completion of this program, you can:

Industry and Academia Connect

3 years

INR 4,56,000

Program Highlights

Upon completion of this program, you can:

Industry and Academia Connect

3 years

INR 4,56,000