Bachelor of Vocation in Radiology and Medical Imaging Technology

B. Voc RMIT" refers to the Bachelor of Vocation in Radiology and Medical Imaging Technology, a 3-year undergraduate degree program offered by various institutions in India that prepares students for careers as radiographers and imaging technicians.

This skill-based program focuses on practical training and equips students with competencies in various imaging techniques, such as X-ray, MRI, and CT scans, to make them employable in hospitals and diagnostic centers.

• Skill-Based:

  The B.Voc program emphasizes practical skills, with a 60% focus on vocational training and 40% on theoretical knowledge.

• Multiple Entry/Exit Points:

  The 3-year course allows for exit at diploma (1 year) or advanced diploma (2 years) levels, providing flexibility.

• Comprehensive Training:

  The curriculum includes classroom instruction, laboratory work, and mandatory clinical training or internships.

• Career-Oriented:

  Graduates are trained for roles such as radiographers, imaging technicians, and research assistants.