The Apollo University Chittoor B.Sc {Lateral} Radiology & Imaging Technology: Fees 2026, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

Ans. The regular B.Sc. Imaging Technology is a 4-year program open to students who have completed 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology. The B.Sc. {Lateral} program is a 3-year program specifically designed for students who have already completed a 2-year Diploma in Imaging Technology or a related allied health sciences diploma. Lateral entry students directly join the 2nd year of the B.Sc. program, skipping the 1st year. This makes the lateral entry route faster and more cost-effective for diploma holders who wish to upgrade their qualifications to a full degree.

Ans. Yes, The Apollo University is a UGC-recognized private university, and the B.Sc. degree awarded is valid for government jobs, higher studies (M.Sc., MPH, etc.), and professional practice across India. Graduates can apply for radiographer and imaging technologist positions in government hospitals, AIIMS, ESIC, and other public sector healthcare institutions. The degree is also accepted for admission to postgraduate programs in medical imaging technology, health informatics, and related fields.

Ans. The Apollo University has a strong clinical training component backed by the Apollo Hospitals Group. Students in the B.Sc. {Lateral} Imaging Technology program receive hands-on training at Apollo Hospitals and affiliated healthcare facilities, covering CT scanning, MRI, X-ray, ultrasound, fluoroscopy, and nuclear medicine procedures. The university provides internship opportunities at 72+ hospitals within the Apollo network, ensuring that graduates are job-ready with real-world clinical skills before they complete the program.

Ans. Graduates can work as radiographers, MRI technicians, CT scan technicians, ultrasound technicians, nuclear medicine technologists, and imaging technology professionals in hospitals, diagnostic centers, research institutions, and healthcare companies. The Apollo Hospitals Group itself is a major recruiter of imaging technology graduates. With experience, professionals can advance to senior radiographer, imaging department supervisor, or clinical application specialist roles. Graduates can also pursue M.Sc. in Medical Imaging Technology or related postgraduate programs for academic and research careers.

Ans. AP EAPCET is not mandatory for all candidates. The Apollo University accepts both direct applications (based on diploma marks) and AP EAPCET scores for admission to B.Sc. health science programs. Candidates from Andhra Pradesh who wish to avail government quota seats or fee reimbursement benefits should appear for AP EAPCET (Health Sciences stream). Direct applicants from other states or those applying under management quota can apply directly through the university's official website. The application and admission process involves document verification and payment of fees to confirm enrollment.

Ans. Yes, The Apollo University offers merit-based scholarships for B.Sc. programs based on Class 12 marks or state board scores. Students with 95.1% and above in Class 12 are eligible for a 25% tuition fee waiver, while those with 75%-85% are eligible for a 10% waiver. Additionally, students who qualify for the NSP PM-USP Yojana (parental income up to Rs. 4.5 Lakhs and 80% in Class 12) can receive ₹82,000 per annum. Students admitted through AP EAPCET government quota may also be eligible for state government fee reimbursement schemes. Scholarships are subject to the university's terms and conditions and are renewed annually based on academic performance.