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As soon as you complete your degree, you can get an average salary of 1.8lakh per year as a fresher. After having experience your average salary will be up to 6lakh per year.

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Hope you are doing great. Your interest should be the only factor. If you prefer the field of cardiology, choose cardiac care over the operating room if those are your only two choices. If money is your deciding factor and interest is not a major consideration, you should choose the operating room because it may pay you more than cardiac care.

One of the options is to work as an operation room technician. People who choose to work as operation theatre assistants are always in demand because every hospital that has an operating room needs them.

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To turn into a lab professional you want to concentrate on BMLT otherwise called Bachelor of Medical Laboratory Technology.

Qualification required for confirmation in Medical Laboratory Technology (DMLT) is 10+2 or identical assessment from a perceived Board. The length of the course is essentially 2 years. There are additionally other testament courses in lab professionals which needs 10+2 as the qualification.

Radiology professions are likewise very well-paying. Typical compensation for a radiologist in India is around 1,799,737 every year. Radiologists additionally have the choice to move to another country assuming that they want better open doors.

Profession possibilities of Lab Technician:

With significant expertise, a competitor can find work in an emergency clinic, minor crisis communities, confidential research facilities, blood contributor focuses, Healthcare focus, or centers. You can seek to turn into a technologist sooner or later and work insight.

On the off chance that you are a capable individual, go for MLT and while perhaps not then go for Radiology as there were more open doors and pay more than MLT compensation. Pay for MLT professionals is someplace 8 to 10 thousand every month which is extremely less to adapt up to introduce necessities.

Choose what best suits you. All the best!

Clinical Lab Technicians are in enormous interest for Biochemical research centers. One can find numerous open doors in nursing homes, private or government emergency clinics, pathology labs, blood donation centers and so on. Those with adequate abilities sets and experience can secure positions as a boss or director in numerous Medical Laboratories.

With important expertise, a competitor can find work in a clinic, minor crisis places, confidential research facilities, blood contributor focuses, Healthcare focus, or centers. You can try to turn into a technologist sooner or later and work insight.

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Yes it is possible to  become lab technician after MSC in botany. You can apply for DMLT course after your MSC. The basic requirement for DMLT is 12th. You will be eligible for various government and private job opportunity.

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Hello aspirant,

Here i am providing you the list of some of the top colleges in up for bsc in ultrasound technician:

• School of Medical Sciences and Research, Greater Noida
• Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose Subharti Medical College, Meerut
• UPUMS Saifai - Uttar Pradesh University of Medical Sciences
• CSJMU Kanpur - Chhatrapati Shahu ji Maharaj University
• SRMS IMS Bareilly - Shri Ram Murti Smarak Institute of Medical Sciences
• Teerthanker Mahaveer Medical College and Research Center, Moradabad

For more information you can visit our site by clicking on link given below.

https://medicine.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-radiology-colleges-in-uttar-pradesh

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Dear Ankit!

To become an ultrasound technician, that is a sonographer, you can go for degree or diploma courses right after class 12th.

For BSc degrees like

B.Sc medical imaging technology

BSc. Medical Lab Technology

BSc. Radiography/Radiology

eligibility: must have passed with at least 50% in class 12th in PCB (Physics, Chemistry, biology) stream

Duration: BSc. lasts for three years.

Diploma courses :

-Ultrasound Diploma Course

- Diploma in Radiography

Duration: Diploma courses last for 6 months.

eligibility: You need to have passed with minimum 50% marks in any stream.

Thus, while PCB stream in 12th is compulsory to pursue BSc, no such requirement is there for diploma courses.

You may follow this link for more information:

https://dqxeclau.top/courses/articles/sonography-courses-after-12th-counar

Hi candidate,

The first part of your doubt is not clear, please mention college name along with the subject of the lab technician course you are concerned to.

The CET (Common Entrance Test) is a national level entrance test for the  first year or first semester of full-time courses in medical, dental and engineering courses in professional colleges the various states of India.

The difficulty level of the exam ranges between easy to moderate.

For the eligibility criteria one must have at least 45% marks in their (class 10th and class 12th) or equivalent examination.

The top CET exams are as:

• Delhi CET
• BVP CET
• MHT CET
• KCET
• GUJCET
• TS EAMCET

I hope it helps.

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Hello aspirants

Bsc radiology, in my opinion, has a promising future. Hospital, clinic, and doctor's office opportunities are expanding constantly. You can pursue careers as a radiologist (MD), radiology technologists, radiology technician, ultra sound technician, MRI technician, and CT tech/cat scan technology after earning your degree in this discipline.

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