
Rotational Clinical Training: Gain practical experience in AERB-approved pre-clinical and clinical nuclear medicine facilities throughout the program.
Research and Development Exposure: Develop skills in radiochemistry, radiopharmaceuticals, and innovation in nuclear medicine techniques.
Interdisciplinary Knowledge: Integrate concepts from medicine, biology, pharmacy, and nuclear physics for a comprehensive skill set.
Global Standards Compliance: Learn procedures that meet international guidelines for radiation safety and patient care.
Professional Development: Build communication, teamwork, and ethical practice skills for multidisciplinary healthcare environments.

Lab Work
Type-II AERB-approved unsealed radioisotope laboratories and clinical facilities at Kasturba Hospital.
Lab Work
Type-II AERB-approved unsealed radioisotope laboratories and clinical facilities at Kasturba Hospital.
Program Details
Master fundamental and applied concepts in radiopharmacy, scintigraphy, PET-CT imaging, and therapeutic nuclear medicine.
Develop strong clinical, practical, and research skills in hospital and nuclear pharmacy settings.
Enhance your ability to design and execute research projects, including the development of new radiochemicals and radiopharmaceuticals.
Inculcate professional ethics, effective communication, and teamwork skills required in interdisciplinary healthcare environments.
Become proficient in problem identification, assessment, and solution implementation using evidence-based approaches.
Participate in continuous learning to advance your career and contribute to societal health through nuclear medicine applications.





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Internship / Additional Internship / Clinical Experience Requirements.
Note
Eligibility & Admission process may change per National Commission for Allied and Healthcare Profession (NCAHP) directions.
Program Eligibility
You must have successfully completed B.Sc. MLT or BMLT from a recognized university with a minimum of 50% aggregate marks or equivalent.
You must also meet one of the following requirements: • 4-year B.Sc. MLT, or • 3-year B.Sc. MLT + 1-year internship, or • 3-year B.Sc. MLT + 1-year clinical experience, or • 3-year B.Sc. MLT + 6 months internship + 6 months clinical experience.
You must have the required Internship / Additional Internship / Clinical Experience. You Must appear for the institutional test.
Curriculum and Fees
You build a foundation in basic sciences, in haematology, immunopathology, and molecular biology. The core subjects, including Applied Haematology, Clinical Pathology, Molecular Biology Techniques, Research Methodology, Biostatistics, and Ethics & Pedagogy, along with extensive laboratory training, are designed to develop technical and analytical competence.
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