B.Sc Radiology

No, a B.Sc. Radiology graduate is not considered a doctor. After completing B.Sc. Radiology, you become a radiology technologist or radiographer, whose main role is to operate imaging equipment like X-ray, MRI, CT scan, ultrasound machines, etc., and assist doctors in diagnosis.

To be called a “doctor” in this field, you need to pursue an MBBS and then specialize in Radiology (MD/DNB in Radiology).

So in short, B.Sc. Radiology makes you a healthcare professional, but not a doct

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In the government sector, BSc Radiology graduates typically start with a monthly salary ranging from INR 18,000 to INR 30,000, depending on the state and institution.

With experience, this can increase to INR 40,000–INR 50,000 per month. Roles include Radiology Technician, X-ray/CT/MRI Technician, and Radiology Assistant in government hospitals, medical colleges, and diagnostic centers.

Salaries may vary based on location, experience, and specific job responsibilities.

JRU is a private university established in 2011 in Ranchi, Jharkhand. It is UGC-recognized, AIU-approved, and NAAC-accredited (with a "C" grade) .

In EduRank 2024, JRU ranks #744 in India, #16 in Jharkhand, and #4648 in Asia

If your priorities include local convenience, a structured paramedical curriculum, and access to a recognized university with access to modern imaging subjects, JRU could be a viable option.