Whether B.Sc. In RTT is approved by AERB New Delhi or not, if yes why BGGI name is not display in the list of AERB.

B.Sc. In Radiation Technology (RT) or Radiation Therapy Technology (RTT) is a specialised programme that trains students in the use of radiation to diagnose and treat cancer and other medical conditions. The programme is usually offered by universities or colleges that are recognised by the Atomic Energy Regulatory Board (AERB) in India. To answer your question, it is important to note that AERB approval is required for colleges and universities to offer B.Sc. In RTT programs in India. The approval process involves verifying that the institution has the required infrastructure, equipment, and faculty to offer quality education and training in radiation technology. As for the case of BGGI (Baba Ghulam Shah Badshah University), it is a state university in Jammu and Kashmir that offers various undergraduate and postgraduate programs, including B.Sc. In RTT. However, as of my knowledge cutoff in September 2021, BGGI was not listed on the AERB website's list of approved institutions for B.Sc. In RTT programs. It is important to note that the AERB list of approved institutions is updated periodically, and the absence of a particular institution from the list does not necessarily mean that the programme is not approved. It is best to contact AERB directly or visit their official website for the latest information on approved institutions and programs.

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