Hello,

Yes, you can take a course in radiology based on your academic background and the institution. If you want to become a Radiology Technician or Radiologic Technologist, you can take courses like B.Sc. in Radiology & Imaging Technology or Diploma in Radiography. It takes 2-3 years to complete, and most of the medical colleges offer this course in India.

For those with a medical background (MBBS), there is a Postgraduate degree in Radiology, which may take the form of an MD in Medicine or DNB in National Board in Radiology, especially in diagnostic radiology or interventional radiology. These would typically require clearing exams such as NEET-PG for admission.

These are taught in some of the most well-known institutions such as AIIMS, PGIMER, CMC Vellore, and Manipal University. Eligibility requirements and entrance exams vary.

Hello aspirant,

Both courses are worthwhile and significant in their own right. Because more people are becoming aware of it, the field of physiotherapy, or BPT for short, is growing every day. The main drawback is that there is a lot of competition.
Because physiotherapy bachelor's degree programs offer self-employment alternatives and allow for the completion of a master's degree with specialization for improved career prospects, I will argue that physiotherapy is superior to radiology and imaging technology.

Thank you

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You will have to check the eligibility criteria of different colleges offering M.Sc. in Nuclear Medicine Technology. Straight entry opportunities exist for a B.Sc. in Radiotherapy and Radiology, but not necessarily all M.Sc. courses with a B.Voc. in Radiology Technology.

Here are some options:

1. Direct Admission:

Contact Colleges: Contact colleges offering M.Sc. in Nuclear Medicine Technology and ask for eligibility through a B.Voc. Many colleges may consider your practical exposure and marks.

Entrance Exams: A diploma candidate can opt for entrance exams like GATE or any entrance exam of the college/university. A good score will boost possibilities to get admissions.

2. Diploma in Nuclear Medicine Technology:

Consider diploma in Nuclear Medicine Technology. This can bridge the gap between the B.Voc. and M.Sc. requirements.

3. Research and Networking:

Stay informed about admissions as well as the latest information about eligibility criteria.

Network with professionals who can give good insights as well as guidance.

Scouting research or internship opportunities to add value to your profile.

Here are some of the repute M.Sc. institutions in India offering Nuclear Medicine Technology:

All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), New Delhi

Post Graduate Institute of Medical Education and Research (PGIMER), Chandigarh

Tata Memorial Centre, Mumbai

Bhabha Atomic Research Centre (BARC), Mumbai

Manipal Academy of Higher Education, Manipal

Always verify the eligibility criteria as well as the admission procedure of each college to which you plan to apply.

AIIMS Delhi three year bachelor of Medical radiology and Imagine technology course at UG level.

AIIMS Delhi admission is entrance based for all ug and pg courses.  To be eligible for admission, candidates must have passed class 12th with minimum of 50% marks. And 45% marks for other categories.

The course offered by AIIMS Delhi has very few seats and the tution fees for the course is 1000 rupees.

Hello there,

In Karnataka, candidates belonging to the BC-E category (Shaik) are generally not eligible for the EWS (Economically Weaker Section) certificate because EWS is meant for candidates from the general category who meet specific economic criteria.

For admission to B.Sc. Radiology at KNRUHS Warangal , you can apply under the BC-E category for the seats reserved for that category. However, you won't be able to claim EWS status, as EWS is exclusively for the economically weaker candidates from the general category. It’s important to ensure that you fulfill all the eligibility criteria for BC-E admissions and have the necessary documentation ready for the application process.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries then feel free to share your questions with us we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.

To discontinue a diploma program in middle of course involves many implications contact the concerned authority in the administration office of your institute to clear the procedure of your leaving if you have health related issues.they may demand penalty or some documents to complete the process.

If you have any doubts about which documents to submit, contact the admissions office of the institution you are applying to for clarification. It is also necessary to contact with the college if they are ok with it.

B.Sc. Radiology admissions are typically based on both Intermediate Public Examination (IPE) marks and EAMCET ranks, depending on the institution's admission policy. Many colleges may consider your IPE marks as part of the overall eligibility criteria, while the entrance exam rank plays a crucial role in the selection process. Specifically, for B.Sc. programs in Radiology and other allied health sciences, some institutions may give weightage to EAMCET scores, while others may focus primarily on academic performance.

As for the admission notifications, they usually begin to roll out around **May to June** each year, following the completion of the EAMCET exam and results. Most universities and colleges will release their official admission announcements shortly after the EAMCET results are declared, typically around mid-June.

To stay updated, keep an eye on the official websites of the colleges you’re interested in, as well as notifications from the Telangana State Council of Higher Education (TSCHE). Additionally, ensure you are prepared with all necessary documents, including your IPE marks and EAMCET rank, to facilitate a smooth application process once the notifications are released.

Hello Vishal,

The admission process for a B.Sc. in Radiology typically involves the following steps:

1. Eligibility Criteria :

   • Completion of 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology/Mathematics (varies by institution).
   • Minimum 50-60% aggregate in the qualifying exam.

2. Entrance Exam (if applicable):

   • Some universities conduct entrance exams, while others offer merit-based admissions.
   • Common entrance exams include NEET, AIIMS, or specific university-based exams.

3. Application Process :

   • Fill out the online or offline application form of the respective institution.
   • Attach required documents (10+2 mark sheets, ID proof, etc.).

4. Merit List/Rank :

   • Based on entrance exam scores or 12th-grade marks, institutions release merit lists.

5. Counseling/Interview :

   • Shortlisted candidates may be called for counseling or an interview round.

6. Admission Confirmation :

   • Pay fees and submit documents for final admission and enrollment.

For more detail, visit : https://www.careers360.com/courses/bsc-in-radiology

Hope it helps !

Hi vishal

The admission process for a B.Sc. in Radiology typically  depending on the country, university, and specific program, but here is a general overview of the common steps involved:

1. Eligibility Criteria

Educational Qualification:

You should have completed your 10+2 or equivalent with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology/Mathematics as core subjects.

Minimum percentage requirements can be  different from University to university but generally students need at least 50-60% in their 12th grade.

2. Entrance Exams

The admission process for a B.Sc. in Radiology varies depending on the country , university and specific program , but here is a general details of the common steps involved:

a. NEET (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test).

b . State-Level Entrance Exams.

c . University-Specific Exams.

3. Application Process

Online Application: Most universities allow candidates to apply for an online application .

Fill in the necessary details like academic , personal information , course preferences and upload required documents.

Offline Application: Some universities may also prefer offline applications where you can  collect forms from the campus and submit them .

4. Selection Process

Merit-Based Selection: Based on their 12th-grade performance.

Entrance Exam Scores: If University  conducts an entrance exam , the admission process will depend on your score or rank .

Counselling/Interviews: Shortlisted candidates for counselling sessions ,candidates select college and course or they may be interviewed as part of the selection process.

5. Documentation

a. 10th and 12th grade mark sheets or certificates .

b. Entrance exam scorecard .

c. ID proof .

d. Passport-size photographs .

e. Caste certificate (if applicable) .

f. Migration certificate (if applicable) .

BSc Radiology Course Details

Full Form: Bachelor of Science in Radiology

Course Duration: 3 years

Course Mode: Full-time, Part-Time, and Online

Course Fees: INR 4,800 - INR 6.4 Lakh

Admission Criteria: Merit-Based/Entrance-Based

Eligibility Criteria: Class 12 in the Science stream with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology

Entrance Exams: CUET (Common University Entrance Test)

Popular Colleges: CMC, PGIMER, JIPMER, SGPGI, etc.

Job Profiles: Radiation Protection Specialists, Diagnostic Radiographers, X-ray Technicians, Therapy Radiographers, etc.

Average Salary: INR 2.2 LPA - INR 4 LPA

Top Recruiters: AIIMS, Columbia Asia, Apollo Hospital, CMC, Siemens Healthineers, GE HealthCare, Medanta Healthcare, Max Hospitals, etc.

Additional Information:

• Scope: BSc Radiology offers a wide range of career opportunities in the healthcare sector.
• Career Growth: With experience and specialization, you can progress to higher positions like Radiologist or Imaging Technologist.
• Skill Development: The course equips you with technical skills in radiology equipment, image interpretation, and patient care.
• Internships: Many colleges offer internships to gain practical experience in radiology departments.
• Certification: Some certifications, like ARRT (American Registry of Radiologic Technologists), can enhance your job prospects.