B.Sc. in Radiography is an 3 year course and the 6 semester held.It is an medical sub field, dealing in the diagnosis of diseases and ailments related to the internal or hidden parts of the body, with the use of X-Rays.f

For pursuing this course fees between 2 Lakh and

Hi Rachana , for takimg admission in paramedical you do not have to appear in NEET. paramedical admissions are based on 12 th marks. It considers your marks of PCB group. You need to score minimum 60 percent marks in PCM In 12 th.

I hope it will help.

Thanks.

Hey there! 

Diploma in Radiography is a 3-year full-time diploma level Radiography course and you need to be done with your 10+2 examination with at least 60% of marks from the board. Distance learning radiologic technology courses are Pathophysiology, procedures in Radiography, Applications of Diagnostic Imaging, Patient Care

It’s seems hard to get radiology and general medicine at your rank in a deemed university because they are high end ranking subjects and are the most preferred ones. You may however try for some peripheral private medical college through Management seats for GM. 

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Hey Anwesha, 

Following is the list of colleges in West Bengal that offers your desired course,

• Bankura Sammilani Medical College, Bankura
• West Bengal University of Health Sciences, Kolkata
• North Bengal Medical College, Sushrutanagar
• institute of Post Graduate Medical Education and Research, Kolkata
• Medical College, Kolkata
• Nil Ratan Sircar Medical College

Hello Aspirant,

There are many Colleges offer the program, the admission criteria varies to the colleges. Some Colleges​ take the admission through state level entrance exam so if you specify the College then I can help you better.

Good Luck!

Thank you for your question. 

Radiology is a speciality course of medicine.

Firstly you have to complete your MBBS and then appear in NEET PG to get MD in radiology. 

However,  if you are interested to become a radiology technician , then you can do Bsc in radiology.

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