Hi Shanmukha!

The rank may allow some admission opportunity. In home quota for National Institute of Technology, Hamirpur OBC-NCL closing rank was 38348 and in home quota for National Institute of Technology, Raipur OBC-NCL closing rank was 13542. There are private universities too. You can find out a seat in

Hi Jasleen

Both courses are good because both are specialised courses. Based on your job authority you can get your salary as high as you wish. So select your institute based on that. Be an expert in your field to grab your opportunities. I think the Radiology field will have

Bachelor of Science [B.Sc. in Radiology] is a 3-year long course, divided into 6 semesters, with each semester lasting 6 months. Radiography is a medical subfield, dealing in the diagnosis of diseases and ailments related to the internal or hidden parts of the body, with the use of X-RAYS.

The

Hello Shehin. Diploma in Dialysis Techniques is a certification level skill based course in the area of Dialysis techniques and its procedure. The course can be pursued by the students after completing their 10+2 education and demand a minimum of 50% marks (Relaxable for reserved category candidates) at 10+2 level

Hello mam,

Being a radiologist is a high profile job favoured in top class hospitals.A radiographer produces radiography of patients with the help of X-ray to find the medical condition of the patient and also does CT scans, ultrasound and MRI in hospitals.

You can get any of these

Hi

As per the ranking, Veltech University is considered as a good university. The faculty of this university is experienced and well qualified. The overall quality of academics for majority of courses are good. If you want to pursue BSc in radiology, then this university is a good choice for

Hello Aditi,

  Yes, Radiology course is suitable for females. Actually all the courses are suitable for females. In 21st centuary, where technology is increasing in medical fields, radiology may be a good course to do both for male as well as for females. Number of females choosing radiology courses are