Hello Monika,

--To get admission into B.Sc Medical Technology - Radiotherapy course in Rajiv Gandhi Cancer Institute and Research Centre, New Delhi, candidates must have passed 10+2 or equivalent exam in science stream with Biology, Chemistry, Physics and English subjects from a recognised Board.

--There is no mention of B.Sc

Hi aspirant,

Yes, you can study M.Sc Radiotherapy course after completion of B.Sc Radiology course.

VIMS Bangalore - Vydehi Institute of Medical Sciences and Research Centre

St Johns Medical College, Bangalore

AIIMS Rishikesh - All India Institute of Medical Sciences

SME Kottayam - School of Medical Education

NIMS University ,

Hi aspirant,

•••>>Indraprastha University offers B.Sc Medical Laboratory Technology course. It is a 3 years full-time undergraduation degree course in Medical Lab Technology.

•••>>Candidates are required to complete 10+2 or Intermediate in Chemistry, Physics, Biology and English subjects with minimum 50 percentage, from a recognised Board or College.

•••>>Admission into

Hello Sharanya

Radiotherapy is mostly used for the treatment of critical disorders like cancer, thyroid disorders and some blood disorders, by means of high- energy X-rays. The course explores on an advanced level, aspects of Radiation Biology, Radiation Chemistry, Relevance of Radiation Biology to Radiotherapy, Radiation Effects on Major Organs/

Hi,

It is difficult to predict because cut-offs changes from year to year and depends on many factors like category, number of students appeared in the exam, difficulty level of the exam, number of seats available, etc.

To check the possibility of getting Anesthesia or Radiotherapy seat in Andhra Pradesh

Hello

you can go for different positions across various hospitals , nursing homes , diagnostic centres  or you can also  go for Diagnostic Radiographer, Radiation therapist , X- Ray technician ,Nuclear medicine technologist, radiation oncologist, radiation therapy technologist, MRI technician .

One of the key specialties in catering services to the patients at KMIO is radiation oncology. Every year, about 8000 patients are treated, with roughly 350 patients treated every day using Teletherapy and about 2000 patients receiving Brachytherapy. Consultants, Resident Surgeons, Post Graduate Students, and Medical Physicists are all well-represented

Hello

yes you can do Msc in medical imaging after completing Bsc in Radiotherapy .

Hey there

Aisa search yes you can do masters in radiotherapy after completing BSc in radiography. Mentioned below are the other courses which we can do after BSc in Radiology/Radiology:

1. Master of Science radiology
2. Master of Science medical Radiation Physics
3. Post graduation diploma in radiotherapy technology
4. Post graduation diploma in