Hello Aspirant,

Since you've completed your B.Sc., you have a few options for a Radiology course:

1. M.Sc. in Radiology / Medical Imaging Technology (2 years): This is a postgraduate degree. You'd need to check specific university requirements, as some might prefer a B.Sc. in Radiology/Medical Imaging, while others might accept a B.Sc. in relevant science fields (like Physics, Chemistry, Biology) with certain marks. Admissions are usually merit-based or through university-specific entrance exams.

2. Postgraduate Diploma in Radiology / Medical Imaging Technology (1-2 years): A shorter, more focused option. Eligibility again depends on the institution, but a B.Sc. degree is generally required.

You'll need to research colleges offering these programs, check their eligibility criteria, application deadlines (usually around July-August ), and fee structures. Look for colleges with good practical training and hospital affiliations.

There are some few colleges that admit students without any entrance exam and those are on the basis of 12th marksheet:
- Guru Nanak University, Hyderabad
- Malla Reddy University, Hyderabad

For Government colleges you must need to give an entrance exam, but to go for some private colleges no exam is required.
first you can select which type of college you want to go for and then continue admission procedure.

Hi!

AIIMS mostly allows medical interns or students from allied health sciences like BSc Radiology, MBBS, BPT, etc. So, make sure your background matches.Contact the AIIMS department of radiology via email.Draft a polite, clear email with your resume, purpose of internship, duration you're available, and current qualification.If you're a student, get a recommendation letter from your college and attach it.

Sometimes AIIMS also has internship notifications on their website, so check under the Announcements section regularly.

It may take time to get a reply, but if you're genuinely interested, keep following up.

Thank you!

Hello

Galgotias University is a decent private institution for pursuing B.Sc. in Radiology, especially if you're looking for modern infrastructure and industry exposure. However, when it comes to government job eligibility or admission into government colleges for M.Sc. Radiology, the recognition and credibility of the degree matter a lot. Galgotias is UGC-recognized, so technically the degree is valid, but some top government colleges for M.Sc. might prefer candidates from government institutions or reputed universities. It's important to ensure the course is properly accredited and includes practical hospital training.

good afternoon .yes, you are eligible to apply for MSc in Radiology in government colleges after completing your BSc in Medical Radiology and Imaging Technology (BMRIT) from Galgotias University, provided a few conditions are met.

Eligibility Criteria for MSc Radiology in Government Colleges

To apply for MSc Radiology, most government colleges require:

A BSc degree in Radiology, Radiography, Imaging Technology, or equivalent

Minimum 50% aggregate marks

Completion of a 1-year internship (if part of your BSc program)

Qualification in relevant entrance exams like:

NEET PG

INI CET (for AIIMS)

PGIMER Entrance

CUET PG (for central universities)

Recognition of Galgotias University Degree

Galgotias University is UGC-recognized and NAAC A+ accredited, which means your degree is valid for government job applications and higher studies

However, some top-tier government colleges (like AIIMS or PGIMER) may prefer candidates from government institutions or those with strong clinical exposure.

So, Your degree from Galgotias University is:

UGC-recognized

Includes clinical training and a 1-year internship

Aligned with the standard curriculum for paramedical and allied health sciences

This makes you eligible for various government job roles, especially in healthcare institutions.

Hello,

The 3 year LLB course is offered after graduation, so it comes under CUET PG , not CUET UG. So, there is a difference in 3 year & 5 year LLB Courses .

If you are looking to take admission in a 3 year LLB programme, you need to apply through CUET PG , as conducted by NTA. CUET UG is for courses after Class 12, like BA, BSc, or 5 year integrated law programmes.

• 5 year LLB is under CUET UG.

• 3 year LLB is under CUET PG (because it’s a post graduate course).

Hope it helps !

Hi dear candidate,

Not all college/ university conducts interviews for admission in BSc Radiology or BSc operation theatre but few does like SGT University conducts an interview before admission while others take admission directly based on 12th merit with PCB subjects and English.

Fees:

BSc Radiology (INR 1,50,000 in private colleges and lower than this in government colleges)

BSc OT (INR 1,20,000 in private colleges and lower than in government colleges)

Know more at our official website:

BSc Operation Theatre Technology Course, Admission 2024, Syllabus, Fees, Eligibility, Scope

BSc Radiology: Course, Eligibility, Fees, Admission, Duration, Syllabus, Colleges, Scope

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Hi dear candidate,

To pursue B.Sc in Radiology you need to have passed your 12th grade with either PCB or PCM subjects along with aggregate marks above 50%.

The fees for a government college like DU is around INR 25,000 per year .

The fees for private institution may vary from college to college but on an average it is around INR 1,50,000 per year or even more.

DU would require CUET for admission which has been already conducted in 2025 and seat allocation is going on so may apply there if you have given CUET with relevant subjects.

Admissions for private colleges are also open till July end, some may require NEET and some may not.

For every detail for B.Sc Radiology, check at our official website:

BSc Radiology: Course, Eligibility, Fees, Admission, Duration, Syllabus, Colleges, Scope

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Yes, you can get admission in Physiotherapy (BPT) or BSc Radiology and Imaging Technology through your MHT CET PCB score. Many private and some government colleges in Maharashtra accept PCB scores for these courses.

If your score is around 89 percentile or higher, you have a good chance of getting into a decent physiotherapy or radiology college. Admissions are done through the state counselling process known as CAP counselling.

For BSc Radiology also, colleges consider your MHT CET PCB score along with your board marks. You just need to meet the eligibility criteria set by the colleges.