B.Sc. (MRIT) Program Overview 2019-20
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What is the duration of the Bachelor of Science in Medical Radiography and Imaging Technology (B.Sc. (MRIT)) course?

3 years

What is the medium of instruction for both the course and examinations in the B.Sc. (MRIT) program?

  • Punjabi
  • Hindi
  • Urdu
  • English (correct)
  • The examination for the B.Sc. (MRIT) program is only held once a year?

    False

    What is the minimum pass mark for the theory portion of the B.Sc. (MRIT) program, including internal assessment and oral/viva?

    <p>50%</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the minimum pass mark for the practical portion of the B.Sc. (MRIT) program, including internal assessment, in each subject separately?

    <p>50%</p> Signup and view all the answers

    In the B.Sc. (MRIT) syllabus, what is NOT considered a key aspect of 'Properties of matter' ?

    <p>Sound</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does 'ALARA' stand for in radiation protection?

    <p>As Low As Reasonably Achievable</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What are the common xray image intensifier parts?

    <p>All of the above</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Radiological procedures related to salivary glands, lacrimal system, bronchography, arthrography, and hysteron salpingiography are all part of the third year B.Sc. (MRIT) curriculum.

    <p>True</p> Signup and view all the answers

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    Baba Farid University of Health Sciences Ordinances & Syllabus

    • Program: Bachelor of Science in Medical Radiography and Imaging Technology (B.Sc. (MRIT))
    • Duration: 3 years
    • Applicable Academic Session: 2019-20
    • Location: Faridkot -151203
    • Medium of Instruction: English

    Admission Criteria & Qualifications

    • Students admitted as per government of Punjab notification or Baba Farid University of Health Sciences notifications.

    Examination Schedule

    • Examinations twice a year (May/June and November/December) or as determined by the Board of Management.
    • Maximum of two examinations per year.
    • Minimum interval of four months, maximum of six months between exams.
    • Last dates for submitting examination forms and late fees are listed in the schedule (by date, and late fee amount).
    • In case of late declaration of results, additional dates are listed for receiving examination forms and fees.

    First Year B.Sc.(MRIT) Examination

    • Eligibility required to have been enrolled in a Health Sciences College for one year preceding the examination.
    • Student's name submitted to Registrar with certificates of attendance (minimum 75% lectures and practicals).
    • Student must have at least 35% marks for internal assessment in each subject.
    • Good moral character required.
    • Subjects for annual examination are Anatomy, Physiology, Radiographic Photography, Radiographic Techniques I, and English.

    Second Year B.Sc.(MRIT) Examination

    • Eligibility to have passed First Year B.Sc.(MRIT) examination or an equivalent examination from another recognized University/Institution.
    • Required certificates of attendance, internal assessment, and good moral character.
    • Subjects for annual examination are Basic Radiation Physics, Conventional Radiological Equipments, Radiographic Techniques II, Radiological Physics.

    Third Year B.Sc.(MRIT) Examination

    • Eligibility of having passed Second Year B.Sc.(MRIT) examination or an equivalent examination.
    • Required certificates of attendance, internal assessment, and good moral character.
    • Subjects for annual examination are Special Radiological Procedures including Pathology, Radiological Equipment- Newer Imaging Modalities and Computers, Quality assurance and Quality Control.

    Internal Assessment

    • Internal assessments (tests) to be submitted to the university at least two weeks before the theory examinations, or within one week of the issue of roll numbers.
    • Uniform criteria for Internal assessment for all colleges, including attendance above 90% as an additional 10% extra weight-age.
    • Minimum of two tests per year, in addition to pre-final (send-up) examinations.
    • Criteria including house examinations, attendance, subject assessments, and extra-curricular participation are included.

    Promotion and Number of Attempts

    • Failure in all subjects in the first year examination prevents promotion to the second year.
    • Absence from examination considered as a failed subject.
    • Students who pass one or more first year subjects are eligible to attend second-year classes but must pass all remaining first-year subjects.
    • Maximum of four attempts allowed for passing each subject (including the first attempt).
    • Similar rules apply for second-year and third-year subjects.

    Examination Paper Details

    • Theory papers are 3 hours long.
    • Paper setting and moderation under the direction of the Vice-Chancellor.
    • Question papers divided into sections.
    • Section A includes short answer questions.
    • Section B includes long answer questions.
    • Marking scheme for each question is detailed in the syllabus.

    Minimum Passing Marks

    • Minimum 50% in theory subjects including internal assessment and oral/viva, 50% in practicals including internal assessment for all subjects (except English which requires 35%).

    Grace Marks

    • 5 grace marks can be awarded to the best advantage of students on theory or practical examinations

    Declaration of Results

    • Registrar or Controller of Examinations to publish the results.
    • Candidates to receive detailed marks certificate through their principals.

    Award of Degree

    • Successful completion of the third-year B.Sc.(MRIT) examination leads to the award of the Bachelor of Science degree in Medical Radiography and Imaging Technology.

    Additional Information (Other Pages)

    • Detailed course syllabus provided for each subject (anatomy, physiology, radiology techniques, etc.).
    • Specific practical and theory hours for each subject.

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    This quiz covers the ordinances and syllabus for the Bachelor of Science in Medical Radiography and Imaging Technology (MRIT) program at Baba Farid University of Health Sciences for the academic session of 2019-20. It includes details on admission criteria, examination schedules, and eligibility requirements for the first-year examination.

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