DMRT or Diploma in Radiology Therapy is a 1-2 year duration postgraduate course offered by various colleges and universities in India. It is one of the popular courses opted by the students in the field of medical diagnosis, and medical science.

DMRT is one of the most common methods used in comparing treatment means. This test is summarized the way in finding several significant differences with increasing values which, depending on the extent of the distance between the treatment means after arranged or organized.

Is diploma in radiology good?

After a diploma in radiology, students can either pursue higher studies like Ph. D. or PG courses. They can also enter the job sector as Radiologists, Radiology nurses, MRI Technicians, etc. The average salary of these job roles varies between 4-9 LPA.

Is radiology hard to study?

Becoming a radiologist is not easy. It takes a lot of dedication and hard work; medical students and residents often have difficulty coping with the pressure. That is why it's important to make sure becoming a doctor is what you really want before you commit.

What is the qualification for DMRT?

Students should have passed 10th or its equivalent examination with minimum 55% marks from a recognized School Board.

Diploma in Medical Radiation Technology (DMRT)

Module 1: Covid 19: General Awareness
In this module the candidate will learn about COVID 19, which includes Understanding the origin of Covid19, knowledge about Mask, Sanitization, Quarantine, ways to fight Covid19 and Tips for good Parenting during Lockdown
- Covid 19- Introduction, Epidemiology & Clinical Features
- The Do’s And Don’ts To Fight Covid - 19
- Whom To Test For Covid - 19
- The Right Way To Wear A Mask
- The Right Kind Of Mask For You
- How To Make Mask At Home
- Sanitization Of Masks
- How To Effectively Home - Quarantine
- Taking Care Of The Elderly During Covid- 19
- Don’t Hoard, Don’t Rush
- Fighting Social Stigma
- Effective Parenting Tips During Lockdown
- Sanitization At Workplace During Covid
- Covid 19: Guidelines For School Administrators, Staff And Teachers
Module 2: Medical Terminology
In this module the candidate will learn about Medical Terminology, which includes understanding Terminology related to Body parts, Anatomical Planes, Directional Terms, Diagnostic Suffixes, Surgical Suffixes etc. the candidate will also gain knowledge of Abbreviations and Prefixes
- Introduction To Medical Terminology
- Anatomical Position
- Terminology Related To Body Parts
- Parts Of Medical Terminology
- Anatomical Planes
- Regional Terms Of The Human Body
- Directional Terms
- Diagnostic Suffixes
- Pathological Suffixes
- Surgical Suffixes
- Grammatical Suffixes
- Prefixes Of Position And Direction
- Prefixes Of Number And Measurement
- Abbreviations & Symbols
- Medical Terminology: Revision
Module 3: Revised Anatomy And Physiology
In this module the candidate will learn about Anatomy and Physiology, which includes understanding of what is a Cell, Tissue, Digestive System, Respiratory System, Skeletal System, Muscular System, Circulatory System, Urinary System, Integumentary System, Reproductive System Etc.
- Importance Of Anatomy And Physiology
- Structural Level Of Organization
- Cell- Structure, Function
- Tissue
- Digestive System
- Respiratory System
- Skeletal System (Basic And Axial)
- Skeletal System: Appendicular System
- Skeletal System : Long Bone And Joints
- Muscular System
- Circulatory System
- Urinary System-Structural Aspects
- Urinary System- Functional Aspects
- Integumentary System
- Reproductive System - Male
- Reproductive System - Female
- Endocrine System Part I
- Endocrine System -Part II
- Nervous System- CNS
- Nervous System-PNS
- Lymphatic System
- Body Fluids
- SFHB Review Test
Module 4: Infection Control And Biomedical Waste Management
In this module the candidate will learn about Infection Control and Waste Management, which includes understanding of Infection - its types, Chain and Control, Hygiene, Sterilization, Vaccination, NABH Norms, PPE, Biomedical Waste Management and its Treatment and Disposal
- Importance Of Infection Control & Biomedical Waste Management
- Infection And Its Types
- Chain Of Infection
- Chain Of Infection 2 (Break The Chain Of Infection)
- Infection Control
- Hand Hygiene
- Sterilization (Part 1)
- Vaccination For Health Care Workers (Hcws)
- NABH Norms - Hospital Infection Control
- Biomedical Waste Management ( Basic Introduction )
- Steps For Biomedical Waste Management
- Treatment And Disposal Of Bmw
- PPE (Personal Protective Equipment)
Module 5: Medical Emergencies
In this module the candidate will learn about Medical Emergencies, which includes understanding its importance, Medical Emergency and Life Support Skills, Fair knowledge of Vital Signs, Pulse Oximeter, BLS - Adult CPR, CPR Child, choking, Fractures, Hemorrhage in part 1, 2 and 3, Wound Management, Stroke etc. The candidate will also be equipped with a Revision Test to check their understanding of the topics learnt
- Importance Of Basic Medical Emergency Procedure
- Introduction- Basic Medical Emergency And Life Support Skills
- Vital Signs: Blood Pressure
- Vital Signs - Introduction And Temperature
- Vital Signs- Pulse, Respiratory Rate
- Pulse Oximeter
- Managing Emergency
- BLS- Adult CPR
- CPR- Child
- Fractures
- Choking
- Burns -Introduction And Its Types
- Burns - Management
- Haemorrhage (Part 1)
- Haemorrhage (Part 2)
- Haemorrhage (Part 3)
- Wound And Its Management (Part - 1)
- Wound And Its Management (Part - 2)
- Medical Emergency Revision Test
Module 6: Medical Ethics And Law
In this module the candidate will learn about Medical Ethics, Its importance, Code of Conduct, Consent and Medical Malpractices, Legal Cases and Negligence
- Importance Of Medical Law And Ethics
- Medical Ethics
- Code Of Conduct
- Consent
- Medical Malpractice And Negligence
- Medico Legal Cases (MLCs)
- Medical Law And Ethics: Revision Test
Module 7: Basic Physics And X Ray Production
In this module, learn the basics of physics and x ray production
- Electricity And Magnetism
- Interaction Of Radiation With Matter
- Diagnostic X Ray Tubes
- Production Of X Rays-Cathode
- X Ray- Anode
- Basic Circuit Of X Ray Generator
- X Ray Beam Filters
- Grid
- Pacs
- Digital Radiography
Module 8: X Ray Darkroom
In this module, learn about X Ray Darkroom
- Dark Room Layout And Design
- X Ray Film
- X Ray Cassettes And Intensifying Screens
- Chemistry of X Ray Film Processing
- Radiographers Responsibilty
- Emergencies in Radiology Department
Module 9: Radiation Protection
In this module, learn about radiation protection
- Radiation Protection
- Effects Of Radiation
- Drugs In Radiology Department
- Radiological Contrast Media
- Adverse Effects Of Iodinated Contrast Media
- Management Of Contrast Reaction
Module 10: Positioning
Learn about Positioning terminology, Chest Radiography, Skull Radiography, and more
- Positioning terminology
- Humerus and shoulder girdle
- Upper extremities
- Lower extremities
- Pelvis
- Chest radiography
- Adbdomen radiography
- Vertbral column radioraphy
- Skull radiography
Module 11: Special Procedures
I this module, learn about special procedures
- Barim sulphate as contrast agent
- Gastrointestinal Tract Imaging (Ba swallow, Ba meal, BAMFT, Ba enema, enteroclysis)
- Urinary Tract Imaging (IVU, MCU, RGU)
- HSG
- Mammography
- Sialography
- Arthography
- Biliary Tract Imaging
Module 12: Hospital Practice And Care Of Patient
In this module, learn about hospital practice and patients care
- Radiographer’s Responsibility
- Health and Safety
- Infection Control
- Principle of Asepsis in Radiology Department
- Emergency in Radiology Department
- Waste Management
Module 13: Drugs And Contrast In Radiology
In this module, lean about Drugs and Contrast in Radiology
- Drugs in Radiology Department
- Radiological Contrast Medis
- Adverse reaction to iodinated contrast Media
- Management of Contrast Reactions
Module 14: Advanced Imaging Modalities-CT
In this module, learn Advanced Imaging Modalities-CT,
- Computed Tomography
- Introduction To CT
- CTSystem Components
- CT Positioning
- CT Artifacts
- CT Images And Factors Affecting Image Quality
- Basics Of Contrst Enhanced Computed Tomography
Module 15: Advanced Imaging Modalities-MRI
In this module, learn Advanced Imaging Modalities-MRI
- Magnetic Resonance Imaging
- Introduction to MRI
- MRI Basic Princple
- MRI system components
- MRI Safety
- MRI Sequences
- Patient positioning in MRI
- MRI Image Quality
- Contrast Enhanced MRI
Module 16: Quality Assurance In Practice
In this module, learn all about Quality Assurance in Principles, Record Rate Analysis, Quality Control of Radiographic Unit, etc
- Quality Assurrance Principle
- Policies and Procedure of Radiological Equipments
- Quality Control of Radiographic Unit
- Quality Control of Dark Room, Processors, Films and Cassettes
- Record Rate Analysis
- Record Keeping
Module 17: Radiation Safety And Different Radiography Techniques
In this last module, learn Radiation Safety Principles, techniques, protection, and more
- Radiation Safety Principles
- Rdiataion Protection
- Macro Radiography
- Stereo Radiography
- Steep Range Radiography
- High Kilo voltage Technique Radiography
- High Kilo voltage Technique Radiography

Know the complete offerings of our Post Graduate Program in Diploma in Medical Radiation Technology

Is Radiologist a doctor?

A radiologist is a specialist doctor who uses medical imaging such as x-ray, MRI, CT, ultrasound and angiography, to diagnose and treat human disease or injury. Radiologists undergo lengthy training and assessment in order to be accredited by relevant governing boards and colleges around the world.