B.Sc. in Radiological Imaging Techniques 

at TMU, Moradabad

TMU provides various scholarships to students. There are scholarship for Jain students, non-Jain students, Entry-level Scholarship, Chancellor’s Scholarship, etc. Find below details for some of the TMU scholarships:

• Entry-Level Scholarship (For all UG & PG courses except D.El.Ed. (BTC), Collaborative, Dental, Medical, Allied Programmes & Agriculture) for non-Jain students

Scholarship Criteria (Marks in Qualifying Exam)	TMU Scholarship % (Scholarship Amount Equivalent to First Year Tuition Fee)
Between 60% to 69.9%	10%
Between 70% to 79.9%	15%
Between 80% to 89.9%	25%
90% & above	50%

• A discount of 10% in tuition fees shall be given to the siblings of students studying/ seeking admission in the university with the condition that it will be given to the sibling whose fee is lesser and it shall be applicable only on first-year tuition fees and not on subsequent years.

BSc and BSc (Hons) are three-year courses each divided into six semesters. TMU offers BSc in six specialisations and BSc (Hons) in five specialisations. The university also offers BSc (Hons) Agriculture and BSc Nursing for a duration of four-years each. BSc Medical is a three-year course at TMU offered in three specialisations. BSc and BSc (Hons) courses are offered through Medical College & Research Centre, College of Agricultural Sciences, Faculty of Education, Faculty of Engineering and Computing Sciences & IT. Check below TMU BSc specialisations:

TMU BSc Specialisations
ZBC/ PCM	Radiological Imaging Techniques (includes six-month internship)	Medical Lab Techniques (includes six-month internship)
Forensic Science (includes six-month internship)	Cognitive Science	Animation

 

BSc (Hons) Specialisations
Environment & Sustainability	Physics	Chemistry
Mathematics	Computer Science	-

 

BSc Medical Specialisations
Anatomy	Physiology	Biochemistry

 

Other BSc/ BSc (Hons) Specialisations
Agriculture	Nursing
Nursing	Class 12 with PCB & English with at least 50% aggregate

The total tuition fee for TMU BSc and BSc (Hons) courses ranges between INR 97,200 - INR 5.6 lakh. The fee is calculated based on the semester tuition fee. Aspirants need to confirm their seats with TMU BSc fee. In case an aspirant is unable to pay the course fee, his or her admission stands canceled. Apart from the course fee, candidates need to pay a registration fee in the start of the admission process. Candidates need to pay a non-refundable application fee of INR 1,000 via online or offline payment mode. 

TMU admission to BSc (Hons) Agriculture is based on merit in the last qualifying exam. The university also accepts CUET-UG score for admission to BSc (Hons) Agriculture. Candidates need to complete intermediate/ Class 12 with PCM/ PCB/ PCMB/ Agriculture with at least 50% aggregate to apply for BSc (Hons) Agriculture course. After completion of the selection rounds, candidates need to pay a course fee to confirm their seat. 

Check below the eligibility criteria for different TMU BSc/ BSc (Hons) specialisations:

BSc Specialisations	TMU BSc Eligibility
ZBC/ PCM	Class 12 in Science stream with at least 50% aggregate
Radiological Imaging Techniques (includes six-month internship)	Class 12 in Science stream with PCB & English with at least 50% aggregate
Medical Lab Techniques (includes six-month internship)	Class 12 in Science stream with PCB & English with at least 50% aggregate
Forensic Science (includes six-month internship)	Class 12 in Science stream with PCB/ PCM & English with at least 50% aggregate
Cognitive Science	Class 12 in Science stream with PCB/ PCM with at least 50% aggregate
Animation	Class 12 in any stream with at least 50% aggregate

 

BSc (Hons) Specialisations	TMU BSc (Hons) Eligibility
Environment & Sustainability	Class 12 in Science stream with Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics/ Biology at least 50% aggregate
Physics	Class 12 in Science stream with Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics with at least 50% aggregate
Chemistry	Class 12 in Science stream with Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics with at least 50% aggregate
Mathematics	Class 12 in Science stream with Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics with at least 50% aggregate
Computer Science	Class 12 in Science stream with Physics, Mathematics & Chemistry or Computer Science with at least 60% aggregate

 

BSc Medical Specialisations	Eligibility
Anatomy, Physiology, Biochemistry	Class 12 with PCB with at least 50% aggregate and passing marks in English

 

Other BSc/ BSc (Hons) Specialisations	TMU BSc/ BSc (Hons) Eligibility
Agriculture	Intermediate/ Class 12 with PCM/ PCB/ PCMB/ Agriculture with at least 50% aggregate
Nursing	Class 12 with PCB & English with at least 50% aggregate

Teerthanker Mahaveer University charges different total fees for different BSc courses. This happens because the tuition fees charged differ for most of the BSc specialisations.

Apart from the tuition fees, the rest of the fee components, such as the exam fee, uniform fee, admission registration fee, etc., remain the same. Check out the below table to know the complete fee structure:

Fee Components	Amount
Tuition Fees	INR 97,200 to INR 5.6 lakh
Enrolment Fee (one-time)	INR 1,000
Admission Registration Fee (one-time)	INR 5,000
Admission Processing Fee (one-time)	INR 2,500
Lab Charges	INR 500 (per semester)
University Uniform	Free
Convocation Charges	INR 2,500
Alumni Charges	INR 500

Note: The fee mentioned above is as per the official sources. However, it is indicative and subject to change.

Admission to Teerthanker Mahaveer University (TMU) is contingent upon the programme of choice and your academic standing. Some programs require an online application along with the necessary documents, and admission is granted based on merit. Others might entail entrance tests like JEE Main or CUET UG. Under certain circumstances, TMU may also make lateral entry or transfers easier. Explore the TMU website, study the requirements for the particular program, and get in touch with the admissions office for tailored assistance to ascertain eligibility and comprehend the procedure. Ensuring that your academic background aligns with the requirements of the programme will help you make well-informed decisions about attending TMU.

Yes, TMU provides students the option to apply offline for BSc courses. In order to do so, students must first download the application form from the university's official website. After downloading, they must fill out the details given in the form and visit the admission block at the university to submit it. After that, they must also submit a DD of INR 1,000 at the office.

Note: The application fees mentioned above is as per the official sources. However, it is indicative and subject to change.

As per official sources, the total tuition fees for TMU BSc courses range from INR 97,200 to INR 5.6 lakh. This happens because the tuition fees differ from course to course. Moreover, in case a student fails to pay this fees at the time of admission, the university retains the right to forefeit the admission. Thus, students must pay the fees timely.

Note: The fee mentioned above is as per the official sources. However, it is indicative and subject to change.

{Source: BDS students & alumni}

Based on the reviews and feedback from students and alumni, here's a summary:

* Infrastructure: The college has good infrastructure, with air-conditioned lecture theatres, well-equipped laboratories, and a central library. Students appreciate the WiFi availability throughout the campus and the comfortable hostel rooms.
* Faculty: Teachers are generally considered helpful, qualified, and knowledgeable. They use effective teaching methods and provide guidance outside of class hours.
* Course structure: The 5-year course covers theoretical and practical aspects, with a 1-year internship in various departments of dentistry. While the exams may be challenging, students feel that the course prepares them well for their careers.
* Placement opportunities: Unfortunately, there are no direct placements for BDS graduates, and the stipend during the internship is relatively low (Rs. 2,000). However, students can consider pursuing higher studies like MS or applying for junior residencies.
* Student life: The college organizes regular festivals and events, and students appreciate the support staff and facilities available on-campus, such as the canteen, gym, and medical facilities.
* Challenges: Some students mention that the hostel food is limited and repetitive, while others express concerns about the lack of direct placements and the lower stipend during internships.

Overall, while BDS at TMU faces some challenges, many students praise the college's infrastructure, faculty, and overall experience. However, potential students should carefully weigh these pros and cons before making an informed decision.

Here are some key takeaways:

* Pros: Good infrastructure, helpful faculty, strong academic preparation
* Cons: Limited placement opportunities, low stipend during internship, hostel food issues

Remember to research thoroughly and reach out to current students or recent alumni for more personalized insights before making your decision.