NTRUHS B.Sc Imaging Technology FAQs
Ques. What does a B.Sc Imaging Technology graduate do?
Ans. Graduates operate X-ray machines, CT scanners, MRI machines, and ultrasound equipment under the supervision of radiologists. They work in hospital radiology departments, diagnostic imaging centres, and specialty hospitals across AP and Telangana. Employment opportunities span government and private healthcare, including chains like Apollo, KIMS, and Max Healthcare, as well as standalone diagnostic labs. The role involves patient positioning, image acquisition, and basic quality checks on imaging output.
Ques. What is the fee for B.Sc Imaging Technology at NTRUHS?
Ans. At government medical colleges affiliated to NTRUHS, the annual tuition is INR 5,500 under the university-regulated fee structure, making the total 3-year tuition fee INR 16,500. Private affiliated college fees are higher and can reach INR 73,800 for the full course. A university allotment fee of INR 5,600 is payable online before the allotment letter is issued. Candidates must confirm the latest fee notification with the respective college before joining.
Ques. How is admission to B.Sc Imaging Technology decided at NTRUHS?
Ans. Admission is based on AP EAPCET rank in the paramedical stream. After AP EAPCET results, NTRUHS releases a counselling notification and candidates register at ugparamedical.ntruhsadmissions.com. Seat allotment is conducted in multiple phases, with 85% of seats reserved for AP local candidates. Candidates must report to the allotted college with original documents and complete admission formalities within the deadline to secure the seat.
Ques. What imaging modalities does the B.Sc Imaging Technology curriculum cover?
Ans. The curriculum covers conventional X-ray radiography, computed tomography, magnetic resonance imaging, ultrasonography, fluoroscopy, and basic nuclear medicine imaging. Students receive hands-on training in hospital radiology departments during clinical postings that are part of the NTRUHS-affiliated college curriculum. Radiation safety, patient positioning, and maintenance of imaging equipment are integral components of the program.
Ques. Are there career prospects after B.Sc Imaging Technology in AP?
Ans. The growth of diagnostic imaging chains and corporate hospital networks in AP and Telangana has increased demand for trained imaging technologists. Graduates work at Apollo, KIMS, Fortis, government hospitals, and standalone diagnostic centres. With experience, technologists advance to senior radiographer or department supervisor roles. The field also offers entry points to postgraduate programs in medical imaging technology offered by universities across India.


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