Top Radiology Technician Institutes in Mumbai (2026) – Fees, Eligibility & Apply

Most Mumbai colleges require 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry and Biology or Mathematics and age 17+. MUHS or university affiliated BPMT Radiography and BSc MIT programs commonly accept PCB or PCM with minimum aggregate as per college rules. Always check the current prospectus of the institute or MUHS affiliated hospital unit before applying (2026 intake).

Admissions are usually merit based on 12th scores at college or university level. Some universities may use CUET UG or their own test. The Maharashtra State CET Cell runs multiple professional entrance tests each year but BSc MIT and BPMT Radiography admissions are typically notified by the respective university or institute. Follow the official admission notices for the exact mode in the 2026 session.

For X ray and CT roles, Mumbai employers expect full time programs with clinical postings. Diagnostic X ray facilities must operate under AERB licensing via eLORA, and technologist training includes radiation safety modules. Pure distance only formats generally do not meet clinical training expectations for ionizing modalities.

Ask the provider for the eLORA Licence for Operation for each X ray or CT room and the approved Radiological Safety Officer name. Request the eLORA Establishment ID to cross check on request with the site or via the AERB helpdesk. All diagnostic X ray installations in India must obtain licence through eLORA before operation.

Many public and private employers in Mumbai ask for Maharashtra Paramedical Council registration for paramedical technologist roles. The council was set up under the Maharashtra Paramedical Council Act and maintains subject wise registration lists. Recent compliance drives have also highlighted registration checks at some facilities. Confirm if your target employer requires MPC registration for your joining year (2026).

Diplomas usually run 1 to 2 years with hospital postings. BSc MIT and BPMT Radiography are generally 3 years plus 6 to 12 months of internship or OJT depending on the university and hospital unit. Confirm written rotation plans for DR, CT and MRI and the shift schedule before enrollment.

Stipends vary by hospital and program. As an example, Tata Memorial courses have published stipends for certain short term advanced training modules for eligible non sponsored candidates. Always rely on the current official notice for the exact amount and eligibility in your 2026 batch.

Exposure depends on the clinical tie up. Mumbai has high case volumes across civic hospitals and tertiary private centers. Ensure your offer letter mentions rotations across DR, CT and MRI with the minimum cases and supervision specified. MRI is non ionizing while X ray and CT are ionizing and come under AERB oversight.

Private academies often run rolling intakes every 6 to 8 weeks. University programs usually follow annual cycles with counseling or merit lists. Hospital linked OJT batches may be quarterly and seat limited. Watch university or hospital departmental pages and notice boards for the latest 2026 session updates.

University departments may offer limited hostels. Private institutes usually share PG lists. Consider commute to OJT sites in Andheri, Bandra, Dadar, Parel, Navi Mumbai and Thane. Local trains and Metro lines make shift travel practical for most postings.

Submit the Apply form with OTP. We shortlist Mumbai institutes that fit your profile, share AERB or eLORA details on request, and line up admission calls as fast as possible (often within 24 hours). You can also ask for a fee breakup and OJT site names before you commit.