AMU BMRIT : Fees 2026, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

Ans. No, NEET is not required for admission to the BMRIT programme at AMU. AMU conducts its own departmental entrance test for paramedical courses including BMRIT. The test is MCQ-based, conducted at Aligarh only, and lasts 2 hours. Candidates must secure at least 20% marks in the entrance test to be eligible for admission. This is a significant advantage for students who have not appeared for NEET or have not scored well in it.

Ans. AMU offers BMRIT under two categories: Regular seats (25 seats) at Rs. 14,700 per year (total Rs. 44,100 for 3 years) and Self-Finance Seats (SFS) at Rs. 64,700 per year (total Rs. 1,94,100 for 3 years). Regular seats are filled strictly on merit through the entrance test, while SFS seats are also merit-based but at a higher fee. Both categories receive the same quality of education and clinical training at JNMC.

Ans. AMU's BMRIT students receive clinical training at Jawaharlal Nehru Medical College (JNMC), which is one of the largest teaching hospitals in North India. Students get hands-on exposure to X-ray, CT scan, MRI, ultrasound, fluoroscopy, mammography, and nuclear medicine imaging. The curriculum also includes 2 semesters of compulsory unpaid internship, which provides real-world experience in a hospital setting before graduation.

Ans. Graduates of BMRIT from AMU can work as Radiographers, Imaging Technologists, MRI/CT Technicians, or Sonographers in government and private hospitals, diagnostic centres, and imaging labs. They can also pursue higher studies such as M.Sc. in Medical Imaging Technology or related fields. AMU's strong alumni network and the reputation of JNMC provide good placement opportunities in reputed hospitals across India and abroad.

Ans. Hostel accommodation at AMU is not guaranteed and is subject to availability. AMU has 20 Halls of Residence with over 80 hostels for male and female students. Priority is given to students from distant locations. The annual hostel fee is approximately Rs. 2,000, with an additional Rs. 1,400 per month for dining charges. Students admitted under Self-Finance or Evening/Part-Time courses are generally not provided hostel accommodation unless specified otherwise.

Ans. Yes, AMU accepts both PCB (Physics, Chemistry, Biology) and PCM (Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics) backgrounds for BMRIT admission, provided the candidate has secured a minimum of 50% aggregate marks in 10+2. This is a unique feature of AMU's BMRIT programme compared to many other institutions that require only PCB. Students with a Diploma in the corresponding Paramedical course from AMU are also eligible to apply directly.