Dear student,

No, you can study MD in Radiology after completing your B.Sc in Radiology. MD in Radiology is a Post Graduation degree done after completion of MBBS, so only MBBS graudates can take up MD in Radiology Course after Intership and Radiology Residency. As a B.Sc in Radiology graduate you can go for M.Sc in Radiology and then Ph.D.

Best courses for you after completion of B.Sc in Radiology are given below.

• Master of Science in Radiology
• Post Graduation Diploma in Radiotherapy Technology
• Master of Science in Medical Radiation Physics
• Post Graduation Diploma in X-ray Radiography
• Master of Magnetic Resonance Technology
• Master of Medical Radiation & Nuclear Radiation
• Post Graduation Diploma in Ultra-Sonography
• Master of Radiopharmaceutical Science

Hope this helps you.

All The Best!!

Hello Aspirant,

MSc Radiology is a two years long full time post graduate degree course. The eligibility criteria for MSc radiology varies from college to college however most colleges would give admission for graduates of any stream in BSc. The entrance examination generally taken by aspirants of MSc radiology is NEET. The top colleges offering MSc in radiology are

• AIMS, New Delhi
• PGIMER, Chandigarh
• JIPMER, Puducherry etc

Hope this helps and Good luck

Hello Mahika Shree,

It is better to study M.Sc Radiology after completion of B.Sc Radiology. You'll have good career as well as job opportunities after studying M.Sc in Radiology. There are only some Government Colleges which offers M.Sc in Radiology Course in India.

Best Government Radiology Colleges in India are given below.

1. Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru Memorial Medical College, Raipur

2. Postgraduate Institute of Medical Education and Research, Chandigarh

3. Dr. Bhubaneswar Borooah Cancer Institute, Guwahati

4. Datta Meghe Institute of Medical Sciences, W ardha

May this information helps you.

Best of Luck!!

Hey,

The eligibility for the B.SC Radiology demands that candidates need to have passed class 12 in science stream. Their aggregate percentage for Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics should be 50% or more. So, Mathematics stream students is equally eligible for admission into the course. The admission process can be conducted both on merit basis or on entrance exam conducted by the specific college/university. After pursuing B.SC Radiology, you have a lot more scope. You can work in various hospitals, clinics, etc. for various roles such as radiographer, therapy radiographer etc.

Know more about the course, subjects, entrance exams, top colleges, scope over here: https://dqxeclau.top/courses/bsc-radiology

Hello,

Admission to B.Sc Radiology programmes is offered by colleges and universities using a variety of techniques that have been tried and true for decades. A merit-based admission procedure and an entrance-based admission process are two popular admission approaches for B.Sc Radiology / Radiography students. Here's where you may learn about the B.Sc. Radiology admissions procedure in India.

Aspirants will be required to ensure that they clear for the entrance test, which will either be held at a University-level or at a State-level, which is usually chosen by universities and colleges to provide admittance to the programme.

Candidates may be required to take an approved entrance test administered by the State or the Universities, based on the college's admission requirements.

As a result, each candidate must study the admission standards and criteria for the college of their choosing.

Following the admission exam, the each college will distribute merit lists containing the names of all candidates as well as their entrance test positions and scores.

Admissions on the basis of merit

Candidates will be required to apply to the college of their choice and sit for the prescribed admission processes as part of this admission process.

Personal interviews and/or group discussions may be part of the selection process, depending on the institutions.

Hope it helped

Hello,

You can take a 3-year B.Sc in Radiology study among the many paramedical courses available at various educational institutes. In India, the course is usually known as a B.Sc in Radiography course. Both courses, however, will teach students how to employ radiographic imaging of the human body to obtain meaningful information about a patient.

Admission to the B.Sc. (MT) Radiography programme at DU is based on merit.

This course will last three years.

Candidate must have finished class 12th with a PCB stream to be eligible.

Visit DU's official website for additional information.

Hope it helped

Hello,

The fee structure of the Radiology Course will differ depending on the college we undertake whether it is a private college or Government College and also it may differ for Under graduation (UG) And Post Graduation (PG). In general the Fees of Radiology lies between 24.12 k to 1.31 lakhs for Under graduation and 34.10 k to 29.40 lakhs for Post graduation.

Hope this will help you, for more details please refer the below link:

https://dqxeclau.top/courses/radiology-course

ALL THE BEST!!!

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• PGIMER, CHANDIGARH
• CMC, VELLORE
  
• SGPGIMS, LUCKNOW
  
• JIPMER, PUDUCHERI
  
• KING GEORGE'S MEDICAL UNIVERSITY, LUCKNOW
  
• INSTITUTE OF LIVER & BILIARY SCIENCES, NEW DELHI
  
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Hello,

Radiology is the three years degree course. This is a paramedical course. The main work of radiologist to operator the radiography for treatment of any disease which occur inside the body.

So for this course you don't need such kind of entrance examination. Because almost every colleges conduct the admission via 12th class merit list. So the main eligibility criteria here

• You have to qualify 12th from recognise any board
• You have to get minimum 50% marks in physics chemistry and mathematics or biology, so science stream mandatory.

Then you can get admission in this course. Some colleges occur their own entrance examination so you can check which college you want to take admission there any kind of entrance examination occur or not.

All the best.