Tamil Nadu opens M.MRIT 2026-27 applications from 18 to 22 September

The Selection Committee, Directorate of Medical Education and Research, has published the prospectus for admission to the Master of Medical Radiology and Imaging Technology course for the 2026-27 session. The prospectus is issued as per G.O.(D) No.1069, Health and Family Welfare (PME1) Department, dated 16 September 2026. Online applications open at 10 am on 18 September 2026 and close at 5:00 pm on 22 September 2026.
The course covers government medical colleges and government quota seats in self-financing private institutions affiliated to the Tamil Nadu Dr M.G.R. Medical University. The prospectus fee line prints Rs 1,200. The official website named for the process is tnmedicalselection.net.
Application window and tentative entrance date
At a glance, the prospectus lists date of notification as 18 September 2026, commencement of online application as 18 September 2026 at 10 am, and last date for online submission as 22 September 2026 up to 5:00 pm. The tentative date of the offline entrance examination is 4 October 2026, marked subject to change. Rank declaration, counselling, commencement of courses and closure of admission are listed as to be notified later.
Candidates are told to read the prospectus before filling the form and to leave no mandatory column blank. The Selection Committee says it will not entertain reconsideration requests if an application is rejected for incomplete mandatory fields. Updates will appear on the official website; the committee will not contact candidates individually for every notice.
Who should apply and where to follow updates
Applicants interested in M.MRIT government and government-quota private seats should complete the online form inside the 18 to 22 September window and retain payment proof. Because the entrance date is tentative, candidates should refresh the portal after submitting rather than assuming 4 October is fixed without a later confirmation notice.
The prospectus forms part of a wider 18 September PG allied and healthcare prospectus batch from the Selection Committee. M.MRIT is a distinct course from MPT, optometry or laboratory science streams published the same day. Candidates must open the M.MRIT PDF specifically when checking eligibility, fee and exam instructions.
Eligibility, internship completion rules, service candidate provisions and fee details appear in later chapters of the M.MRIT prospectus. Applicants should not stop at the At a Glance table. Print or save the full PDF, tick every mandatory upload, and confirm that the photograph and signature specifications match the instructions before pressing submit.
If the Selection Committee revises the 4 October tentative entrance date, the change will appear on tnmedicalselection.net. Candidates who travel on an unconfirmed date risk wasted journeys. Treat every post-application notice on the official site as binding for this course.
Service and non-service pathways, if distinguished in the prospectus, carry different document sets. Read those clauses carefully when the form asks for employment certificates or NOCs. Incomplete service proof is a frequent cause of rejection in Tamil Nadu PG medical and allied counselling streams.
For the immediate deadline, the controlling times are 10 am on 18 September for opening and 5:00 pm on 22 September for closing online submission. After that, watch tnmedicalselection.net for rank and counselling notices. The Selection Committee phone printed on the prospectus cover is 044-28364884.
Sources and reporting
Tamil Nadu Selection Committee prospectus for Master of Medical Radiology and Imaging Technology 2026-27 as per G.O.(D) No.1069 HFW dated 16 September 2026
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