Diploma in Radiology & Imaging Technology (DRIT)
Course Name: Diploma in Radiology & Imaging Technology
Short Name: DRIT
Duration: 2 Years
About the Course
The Diploma in Radiology & Imaging Technology (DRIT) is a 2-year diploma program designed to provide students with theoretical knowledge and practical skills in diagnostic imaging, radiographic techniques, X-ray, CT Scan, MRI, ultrasound assistance, radiation physics, radiation safety, patient care, and medical imaging equipment. The course combines classroom learning with clinical training to prepare students for technical roles in radiology and diagnostic imaging services.
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Examination & Practical Subjects
1st Year
Subject Theory Marks Practical Marks Total Marks
Human Anatomy & Physiology 100 100 200
Radiation Physics & Imaging Principles 100 100 200
Radiographic Techniques & Positioning 100 100 200
X-Ray Equipment, Radiation Safety & Patient Care 100 100 200
Medical Ethics, Infection Control & Communication Skills 100 100 200
1st Year Total: 1000 Marks
2nd Year
Subject Theory Marks Practical Marks Total Marks
CT Scan & MRI Technology 100 100 200
Advanced Diagnostic Imaging & Contrast Procedures 100 100 200
Quality Assurance & Biomedical Waste Management 100 100 200
Radiology Department Management 100 100 200
Clinical Training & Hospital Practice 100 100 200
2nd Year Total: 1000 Marks
Grand Total
Theory: 1000 Marks
Practical: 1000 Marks
Overall: 2000 Marks
Career Scope
After successful completion of the course, diploma holders may work in:
Government & Private Hospitals
Radiology Departments
Diagnostic & Imaging Centres
CT Scan & MRI Centres
Trauma & Emergency Centres
Multispecialty Hospitals
Mobile Imaging Units
Healthcare Institutions
Career Opportunities
Radiology Technician
Imaging Technician
X-Ray Technician
CT Scan Technician
MRI Technician
Diagnostic Imaging Technician
Radiology Assistant
Healthcare Support Professional
> Note: This autonomous diploma prepares students for technical and supportive roles in radiology and diagnostic imaging services. Diploma holders should work within the scope permitted by applicable laws and institutional policies. Independent practice or statutory registration, where required, is subject to applicable laws and regulations.