For most of the college offering MSc in Radiography requires BSc in Medical Imaging Technology. Thus for most of the universities you will not be eligible with a BSc MLT. Although there can be exceptions but as per records there are no organized data regarding it.

I hope this answer helps. All the very best for your future endeavors!

Dear leaner,

Pardon,both looks similar courses which diagnostic the diseases,but they are quite different and want major attention equally .

Mlt is a course with 3years and later on you can cope with the specialization like gynecologist lab technician, once you had a specialised you will have a basement strong.within mlt

Mlt has main subjects like haemotology, biochemistry, histopathology ,but radiology is far different course from mlt it has huge role of anatomy and physiology and instrumentation allied sciences.

So if you passionate about becoming one of radiology you can grab a chance by doing soo , diploma degree in radiology.

All the best.