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The payscale depends on various different factors including the hospital you are working for, the city, your experience, your hands on skill and many others.
Though, The average pay of a radiologist after completing BSc Radiology or BSc Radiology and Imaging Technology in the initial years is around INR
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From my point of view, you must go for Rajiv Gandhi Institute of technology, Mumbai .
Although it is a private college College as compared to National institute of electronics and information technology, Aurangabad i.e. autonomous one, the main point comes here into the play is of placement
The college given above are both good colleges but Stanley College of Engineering is a better choice and here is why:
1) Stanley College Of Engineering has a much affordable fees as compared to Vidya Jyoti Institute and Technology. The fees of Stanley College of Engineering is 3.12 Lakhs(for
MBA information technology (MBA IT) is a two year full time degree programme segregated into four semesters that deals with the management of information technology. This is a postgraduate level programme that deals with information technology and computer science businesses and enables students to use their knowledge from basic management
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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 .
Hi, there is a no sure short answer as to can you get a job for doing ultrasounds. You can work as assistant radiologist or as a radiographer. Usually a sonographer does the ultrasounds. Masters in Medical Imaging can land you an sonographer job. If you still have doubts please
Hello Aspirant!
No, the basic difference between a B.Tech and Polytechnic engineering courses is that a B.Tech is a degree course while a Polytechnic is a diploma course in engineering. You should go for B.tech after 12th class as it will provide good placements and knowledge. Many top colleges don't
Yes, you can do after BSc radiology. Yo u can do the following post graduate courses as well:
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