Here’s a complete list of documents required to obtain a PNDT Registration Number for CT / MRI / X-ray centers (in India):
📋 Documents Required for PNDT Registration (CT / MRI / X-ray Center)
🔹 1. Application Forms
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Form A – Application for registration under PC-PNDT Act.
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Covering letter to the Appropriate Authority (District Civil Surgeon / CMHO / State Health Authority).
🔹 2. Legal & Ownership Documents
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Proof of ownership/lease of premises (Rent agreement / Sale deed).
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Registration of diagnostic center / hospital (under Clinical Establishments Act or local authority).
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Trade license, Shops & Establishment Act certificate.
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PAN, GST registration of center/hospital.
🔹 3. Machine & Facility Documents
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Purchase invoice / Bill of CT or MRI machine.
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Installation certificate from vendor.
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Technical specifications of machine.
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Layout plan of facility showing location of CT/MRI machine, waiting area, reporting room, etc.
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Fire NOC & Building safety certificate.
🔹 4. Staff Documents
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Qualification & Registration certificates of Radiologist (MBBS + MD/DNB Radiology, MCI/NMC/State Council).
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Qualification certificates of Radiographer / MRI Technologist.
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ID proof & photographs of all staff working in imaging center.
🔹 5. Safety & Compliance
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Biomedical Waste Management Authorization.
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Pollution Control Board consent (hospital-wide if in-house).
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Undertaking that sex determination will not be done.
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Display board text draft:
“Disclosure of the sex of the fetus is prohibited under PC-PNDT Act, 1994.”
🔹 6. Other Supporting Documents
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List of equipment in the diagnostic center.
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Affidavit by the owner/doctor that center will follow PNDT rules.
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Passport-size photographs of owner & radiologist.
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Demand draft / challan of registration fee (amount varies by state).
✅ Process Summary
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Submit Form A + required documents to District Appropriate Authority (usually Civil Surgeon/CMHO).
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Inspection of facility by PNDT team.
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If compliant → PNDT Registration Certificate issued with unique PNDT Number.
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Number must be displayed on all reports, prescriptions, boards, and signage in the radiology unit.
⚠️ Important:
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Even if your CT or MRI is not intended for prenatal scans, many state authorities still ask you to register under PNDT as a precautionary legal requirement.
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Registration is usually valid for 5 years → then renewal needed.
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