Bachelor of Radiology & Imaging Technology
Safety Certified
The BRIT program at AITM is a rigorous 3-year clinical degree that bridges the gap between physics and patient care. We train specialists to master the internal visualization of the human body, focusing on Computed Tomography (CT), MRI, Ultrasound, and Radiotherapy, ensuring graduates are ready for the high-demand diagnostic sector.
3 Years (Annual/Semester)
12th Science (PCB/PCM)
Our B.R.I.T. curriculum is engineered to provide mastery over advanced diagnostic modalities, combining medical physics with high-resolution clinical application.
Specialized training in multi-slice helical scanning, cross-sectional anatomy, and sophisticated 3D reconstruction for surgical planning.
Mastering superconducting magnets and RF pulse sequences to visualize soft-tissue pathologies with zero ionizing radiation exposure.
Advanced study of radiopharmaceuticals and PET/SPECT fusion imaging to diagnose functional and metabolic disorders at a cellular level.
As a B.R.I.T degree holder, you are not just a technician—you are a diagnostic specialist. Our graduates are drafted into senior clinical and research roles across the international healthcare ecosystem:
AITM Edge: Our clinical training partners ensure students gain hands-on experience with the latest 1.5T/3T MRI and Multi-slice CT systems.
Secure your future in the world of diagnostic technology. Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis for limited intake seats.
Recognized Degree • Industry Aligned Standards
Education at AITM isn't confined to four walls. We cultivate a vibrant ecosystem where technical rigor meets cultural expression, nurturing the next generation of balanced, socially responsible professionals.
From state-of-the-art courts to daily Yoga sessions, we prioritize physical resilience.
Celebrate diversity through annual fests, theater, and musical showcases.
"Technical seminars and health camps bridge the gap between theory and society, giving our students real-world exposure before they even graduate."