What is Radiotherapy Technology?
The Bachelor of Radiotherapy Technology is a four-year undergraduate program that prepares students for careers as radiation therapy technologists who plan, deliver, and monitor radiation treatments for cancer patients. The program covers radiation physics, radiation biology, treatment planning systems, linear accelerator operations, brachytherapy, dosimetry, and radiation safety — equipping graduates with the clinical and technical competencies required by oncology centres, cancer hospitals, and radiation therapy departments.
Who is eligible for Radiotherapy Technology?
12th Pass (10+2) with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology/Mathematics (PCB/PCMB)
How long is Radiotherapy Technology?
4 Years (7 Semesters)
Which programmes should I compare with Radiotherapy Technology?
Related options at SMRU include Diploma of Radiotherapy Technology; Anesthesia & OT Technology; B.Sc. Medical Imaging Technology; Bachelor of Dialysis Therapy Technology; Bachelor of Nutrition and Dietetics — compare eligibility, duration and clinical or practical exposure before choosing.
Is Radiotherapy Technology at St. Mary's University recognised?
St. Mary's University is recognised by the UGC under Section 2(f) of the UGC Act, 1956. Where a professional council approval applies to this programme, it is published on the Approvals & Recognitions page.
Is there an entrance exam for Radiotherapy Technology?
No university entrance exam is currently announced; admission is through the online application and admissions counselling. Any future test will be published only through an official university notice.
What does Radiotherapy Technology cost, and are scholarships available?
The current fee and any scholarship terms are confirmed at official admissions counselling — call 7331119432 or email Reach@smru.edu.in.
What curriculum and practical training does Radiotherapy Technology include?
LINAC and simulation labs, treatment planning workstations, dosimetry and QA equipment, AR/VR simulation for treatment workflow training.
What career pathways can Radiotherapy Technology support?
Graduates typically work as Radiation Therapy Technologist; Radiotherapy Treatment Planner; Dosimetry Technician; LINAC Operator; Brachytherapy Technologist; Radiation Safety Officer (Assistant); Medical Physics Assistant. Professional registration for a given role is granted by the relevant council.
What does the Radiotherapy Technology syllabus and practical training focus on?
Students study radiation physics, treatment workflow, radiation biology, treatment planning concepts, brachytherapy basics, dosimetry, and radiation safety. Detailed syllabus, semester structure, and practical-hour requirements should be confirmed through official St. Mary's University sources before application.
What career path should students verify for Radiotherapy Technology?
Career paths can include radiotherapy technologist, treatment planning assistant, LINAC support, dosimetry technician support, and oncology department roles after source verification. Salary, placement outcomes, intake, and employer details should be verified through official university records.
What kind of clinical exposure and lab facilities are provided for Radiotherapy Technology?
Learning should emphasize oncology workflow, treatment-room support, radiation safety practice, simulation, and supervised radiotherapy department exposure. The university offers specialized laboratories and simulation setups on campus, coupled with clinical postings at partner hospitals. Ensure to verify specific lab equipment and partner hospital details through the official admissions counselor.
Is an internship or clinical posting mandatory for Radiotherapy Technology?
Yes, for most allied health programmes, a supervised clinical internship is a mandatory component of the curriculum for degree completion. You must verify the exact duration (e.g., 6 months to 1 year) and the internship stipends or locations with St. Mary's University.
Are there any specific eligibility requirements for students from outside Telangana?
Students from all states (including Andhra Pradesh, North India, and South India) are eligible to apply. NRI or international students may have separate fee structures and eligibility criteria which must be verified with the university admissions team.
Can students from other Indian states or NRI/international applicants use this Radiotherapy Technology page?
Students from Telangana, Andhra Pradesh, North India, South India, and other regions can use this page for programme discovery. NRI or international admission eligibility is not promised here and must be confirmed with the university admissions team.
How should I compare the best radiotherapy technology colleges in Hyderabad?
Compare the Radiotherapy Technology curriculum, eligibility, duration, practical or clinical exposure, faculty information, facilities, applicable approvals, fee disclosures, and career support. This page provides St. Mary's University programme information and does not claim an independent ranking.
Where can I check Radiotherapy Technology admission, eligibility, duration, and fees?
This page lists the available Radiotherapy Technology eligibility and duration details. Use the official admissions, fee, and contact links for current 2026 application and fee confirmation.
