Our Courses

Five RGUHS-affiliated B.Sc programs in allied health sciences, each with three years of study and a one-year hospital internship.

Medical Lab Technology Imaging Technology Anaesthesia & OT Respiratory Care Renal Dialysis

At a glance

Compare our programs

Program	Code	Duration	Seats	Typical workplaces
B.Sc Medical Laboratory Technology	B.Sc MLT	3 yrs + 1 yr	20	Hospital laboratories, Diagnostic centres
B.Sc Medical Imaging Technology	B.Sc MIT	3 yrs + 1 yr	20	Radiology departments, Scan and imaging centres
B.Sc Anaesthesia & Operation Theatre Technology	B.Sc AOTT	3 yrs + 1 yr	20	Operation theatres, Anaesthesia departments
B.Sc Respiratory Care Technology	B.Sc RCT	3 yrs + 1 yr	10	ICUs and critical care units, Pulmonology departments
B.Sc Renal Dialysis Technology	B.Sc RDT	3 yrs + 1 yr	10	Hospital dialysis units, Standalone dialysis centres
Total annual intake			80	Government & management quota

Program structure

How the four years are organised

Indicative outline. Subjects and examinations follow the RGUHS syllabus for each program.

Year 1

Foundation sciences

Anatomy, physiology, biochemistry, pathology and microbiology, plus English and basic computer skills.

Year 2

Specialty core

Core subjects of your chosen program, skills-lab practice and supervised hospital postings begin.

Year 3

Advanced & clinical

Advanced specialty subjects, more clinical hours and hands-on work with patients under supervision.

Year 4

Internship

One-year compulsory internship rotating through hospital departments, including Aruna Hospital.

Course details

Explore each program

Course 1 of 5

B.Sc Medical Laboratory Technology

Medical laboratory technologists perform the tests that doctors rely on to diagnose and monitor disease. You will learn to collect and process blood, urine, tissue and other samples, run analysers, and report accurate results.

Key subjects

Haematology and blood banking
Clinical biochemistry
Microbiology, serology and immunology
Histopathology and cytology
Laboratory quality control and safety

Skills you will gain

Sample collection and handling
Operating automated analysers
Microscopy and staining
Blood grouping and cross-matching

Where you can work

Hospital laboratoriesDiagnostic centresBlood banksResearch and pharma labsPublic health labs

Course 2 of 5

B.Sc Medical Imaging Technology

Imaging technologists produce the X-rays, CT scans, MRI images and ultrasounds that help doctors see inside the body. You will learn patient positioning, image acquisition and how to keep patients and staff safe from radiation.

Key subjects

Radiographic positioning and techniques
Physics of radiology and radiation safety
Computed tomography (CT)
Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)
Ultrasound and contrast procedures

Skills you will gain

Patient positioning
Operating X-ray, CT and MRI consoles
Radiation protection
Image quality assessment

Where you can work

Radiology departmentsScan and imaging centresCath labs and interventional unitsEquipment application roles

Course 3 of 5

B.Sc Anaesthesia & Operation Theatre Technology

OT and anaesthesia technologists keep operation theatres safe and ready. You will learn to prepare theatres, manage anaesthesia machines and monitors, sterilise instruments and support surgical teams during procedures.

Key subjects

Anaesthesia equipment and medical gases
Operation theatre techniques
Sterilisation and infection control
Patient monitoring and recovery care
Basic and advanced life support

Skills you will gain

OT setup and instrument handling
Anaesthesia machine checks
Airway assistance
Emergency response (BLS)

Where you can work

Operation theatresAnaesthesia departmentsCSSD / sterilisation unitsICUs and emergency departments

Course 4 of 5

B.Sc Cardiac Care Technology

Cardiac Care Technology is an allied health science field focused on the operation of specialized medical equipment, diagnostic testing, and clinical support for patients with heart and blood vessel (cardiovascular) diseases

Key subjects

Span foundational medical sciences
Core Diagnostic/Therapeutic Cardiac Skills
Oxygen and Aerosol Therapy
Clinical Training

Skills you will gain

technical diagnostic abilities
clinical operating skills
Patient Management Competencies

Where you can work

ICUs and Critical Care UnitsPulmonology DepartmentsSleep LabsNeonatal ICUsHome respiratory care

Course 5 of 5

B.Sc Renal Dialysis Technology

Dialysis technologists run life-saving treatment for patients with kidney failure. You will learn to operate dialysis machines safely, care for vascular access and manage the water treatment that dialysis depends on.

Key subjects

Renal anatomy and physiology
Haemodialysis principles and procedures
Peritoneal dialysis
Vascular access care
Dialysis water treatment and infection control

Skills you will gain

Dialysis machine setup and priming
Patient monitoring during dialysis
Cannulation assistance
Dialyser reprocessing

Where you can work

Hospital dialysis unitsStandalone dialysis centresNephrology departmentsDialysis equipment companies

Admission requirements

Eligibility & documents

Who can apply

Passed PUC / 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry and Biology
Minimum marks as prescribed by RGUHS for the admission year
Age 17 or above by 31 December of the admission year
Government seats through KEA counselling; management seats directly with the college

Documents to bring

SSLC / 10th marks card
PUC / 12th marks card
Transfer and conduct certificates
Aadhaar card and passport-size photographs
Medical fitness certificate
Caste / income certificate, if applicable

Please confirm the exact list with the admissions office before visiting.

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