RIT — Radiography & Imaging Technology
A two-year imaging programme covering radiography practice, patient positioning and radiation safety.
Radiography & Imaging Technology (RIT) is a two-year programme that trains you to produce the diagnostic images clinicians depend on — with correct positioning, image quality and radiation safety.
RIT is one of our largest programmes, with 150+ students, and remains one of the most consistently in-demand allied healthcare skills across Mumbai's hospitals and diagnostic centres.
Course highlights
- 2 year programme
- 150+ students in the programme
- Patient positioning and imaging technique practice
- Radiation safety and protection protocol
- Image quality assessment and departmental workflow
Training you receive
Positioning Practice
Repeated practice on correct patient positioning — the single biggest factor in usable diagnostic images.
Safety Protocol
Radiation protection for the patient, the department and yourself, taught as a non-negotiable discipline.
Career opportunities
Why study RIT at LN Paramedical
- One of our largest and most established programmes, with 150+ students
- Safety-first teaching from the first practical session
- Training aimed directly at what imaging departments expect on day one
RIT admission FAQs
How long is the RIT course?+
Radiography & Imaging Technology is a two-year programme.
How many students are in the RIT programme?+
RIT is one of our largest programmes, with 150+ students.
What does RIT training cover?+
Training covers imaging technique, patient positioning, image quality and radiation safety protocol.
Where can I study RIT in Mumbai?+
L.N. Paramedical Institute runs the RIT programme at its Borivali campus. Contact us for the current intake details.
Enquire about RIT
Send your details and we will guide you through eligibility and the admission process.
Take the first step toward your healthcare career
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