- Admissions Open 2026-27
- exam@srku.edu.in
- Admissions Open 2026-27
- exam@srku.edu.in
Diploma X-Ray (Radiographer) at SRK University is a 2-year diploma offered at the Department of Paramedical Sciences in Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh. Running since 2016, it trains Class 12 graduates in radiographic imaging techniques, with 50 seats for 2026-27 admissions.
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Diploma X-Ray (Radiographer) at SRK University trains students to operate X-ray and diagnostic imaging equipment, position patients correctly, and follow radiation safety protocols — skills in consistent demand across every hospital’s radiology department. Running since 2016 with 50 seats, the programme is a direct, focused route into diagnostic imaging careers without requiring a longer degree.
Radiographers work closely with radiologists across general X-ray, and increasingly support CT and other imaging modalities depending on the facility. Madhya Pradesh’s expanding diagnostic imaging centres and hospital radiology departments give graduates consistent regional job opportunities, particularly as diagnostic imaging demand grows alongside the state’s healthcare infrastructure expansion.
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Diploma X-Ray graduates from SRK University take up roles as radiographers and X-ray technicians in hospitals and diagnostic imaging centres.
Year 1 covers Radiographic Physics, Human Anatomy for Imaging, and Radiation Safety & Protection.
Year 2 introduces Radiographic Positioning Techniques and Imaging Equipment Operation, with hands-on practical training throughout, closing with a supervised clinical internship at a hospital radiology department.
Candidates need to have passed Class 12 (10+2) with Science subjects, meeting the minimum aggregate percentage set by the university for admission.
It is a 2-year diploma programme combining classroom instruction with practical radiographic imaging training and a hospital clinical internship.
SRK University offers 50 seats annually for this programme.
Radiographers operate X-ray and imaging equipment, position patients for scans, and follow radiation safety protocols in hospital and diagnostic imaging settings.
Admission is based on Class 12 marks, followed by document verification and counselling through the university's admission portal.
