Hello Sharoj,

Hope you are doing  Great!

From the latest data it is seemed that in order to be eligible for M.Sc. Nuclear Medicine, one has to have a Undergraduate degree in the same subject. Eligibility criteria for Post Graduate course, that is M.Sc. in Nuclear Medicine Technology demand a completed B.Sc. in the same field from a recognized and registered university. The marks or percentage requirement for this may vary from university to university. Some of them also conduct their entrance examination.

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Hello,

I hope you are doing good,

BSc (Radiology and Radiotherapy) students are not eligible to study for MSc (Nuclear Medicine). To be eligible for the MSc (Nuclear Medicine) course, candidates must have a B.Sc. with Physics and Chemistry (Non-medical Stream) or Chemistry & Zoology / Biotechnology (Medical Stream) as major topics from a recognized university. Students with a B.Sc. in Nuclear Medicine / Biophysics is also eligible for admission to the MSc (Nuclear Medicine) course.

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