The MMRIT program (Medical Magnetic Resonance Imaging Technology) is a specialized 2-year postgraduate para-medical course focused on the advanced principles and clinical applications of MRI imaging. The course is designed to train students in the use of MRI equipment, image interpretation, patient safety, and radiological protocols to support diagnostic processes in hospitals and diagnostic centers.

Prerequisites

• Bachelor’s degree in Radiology, Medical Imaging Technology, or an equivalent allied health science discipline

• Basic understanding of human anatomy and diagnostic imaging

Syllabus Overview

• Advanced MRI Physics and Imaging Techniques

• Cross-Sectional Anatomy for MRI

• MRI Instrumentation and Safety

• MRI in Neurology, Musculoskeletal, Cardiac, and Abdominal Imaging

• Contrast Media and Patient Care

• Quality Assurance in MRI

• Clinical Internship and Case Studies

Learning Outcomes

• Advanced MRI Physics and Imaging Techniques

• Cross-Sectional Anatomy for MRI

• MRI Instrumentation and Safety

• MRI in Neurology, Musculoskeletal, Cardiac, and Abdominal Imaging

• Contrast Media and Patient Care

• Quality Assurance in MRI

• Clinical Internship and Case Studies

Admission Requirements

• B.Sc in Radiology, Medical Imaging, or Allied Health Sciences

• Entrance test or personal interview (based on university policy)