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Golu Gupta

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After completing a B.Sc. in Radiology and Imaging Technology, you cannot directly study Orthopedics as a surgeon, because Orthopedics is a specialised branch of MBBS, not allied health. However, you can pursue PG diplomas or certifications in Orthopedic Radiography, Bone Densitometry, or even assist in orthopedic procedures as an imaging technologist. If you're deeply interested in orthopedics as a doctor, you'd need to do MBBS first, then specialize in MS Orthopedics.

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Vivek Dangwal

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Datta Meghe College in Wardha offers a 3-year B.Sc. in Radiology course with a total tuition fee of around INR 60,000. Additional charges may apply for exams, labs, and hostel. Admission requires 10+2 with PCB/PCM. Placement support is decent.

 

 

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Sarthak Tiwari

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Absolutely, with your background in B.Sc Radiography, you are indeed eligible to advance your expertise with an M.Sc in Nuclear Medicine. This is a natural progression for professionals like yourself who possess a solid foundation in medical imaging. Most esteemed institutions offering this specialised Master's programme warmly welcome graduates with a B.Sc in Radiography, as your existing knowledge of medical technologies and patient care is highly valued. It allows you to delve deeper into the fascinating world of radioactive materials for diagnosis and treatment, opening up specialised and impactful career avenues in hospitals and r

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nishwa Nm

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B.Sc in Radiotherapy is offered at Saveetha Institute of medical sciences. Saveetha institute of medical sciences is a deemed to be University. Saveetha medical college also comes under saveetha University like saveetha dental college and saveetha school of  engineering and others.

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nishwa Nm

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To get admission for B.sc radiology in Guru Jampeshwar University first make sure that you meet the eligibility criteria.candidates must have passed 12th in physics, chemistry, mathematics or biology. Candidates can apply through the official website and pay the application fee. You will notified about the admission. 

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Ayush Mishra

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A B.Sc. (Medical Technology) Radiography course is also being offered in Vardhman Mahavir Medical College (VMMC) and Safdarjung Hospital, Delhi. Students attending this 3 Years course after the completion of the course, go through an internship period where they are trained in the different imagining like X-rays, CT and MRI. One should have 10+2 with a minimum mark of 50 percent aggregate marks except reserved categories (40 percent marks) which have to pass in Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and English. There is generally an entrance examination (which may be NEET UG or an IPU CET) and ensuing-counselling in order to hold admission. Det

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nishwa Nm

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To get an admission in geetaanjali University for B.Sc Radiotherapy technology you will have to apply through the official website. You will have to be atleast 17 years old.complete the application and pay the non refundable application fee.The application fee is around 500 rupees. The candidate must have passed 12th with minimum 50% marks in Science stream,45% marks for SC/ST category. 

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Baskaran M

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B.Sc Radiology Colleges in Amritsar

- *Amritsar Group of Colleges*: INR 2.4 lakhs, 3 years

- *Global Group of Institutes*: INR 2.51 lakhs, 4 years

- *Sri Guru Ram Das University*: INR 90,000, 3 years

- *Check with colleges for updates*.

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Baskaran M

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After (B.Sc) with ZBC, consider these courses:

1. (B.Sc) Nursing: Rewarding healthcare career with job security and specialisation opportunities.

2. (M.Sc) Biotechnology: Research and development roles in pharmaceuticals, healthcare, and agriculture.

3. (B.Sc) Radiology: Growing field with opportunities in hospitals, clinics, and diagnostic labs.

Choose based on your goals, interests, and priorities, considering factors like job security, salary potential, and personal interest.

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Aman Kumar

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B.Sc Radiology and Medical Imaging Technology with good placements in Bangalore includes MS Ramaiah University of Applied Sciences (MSRUAS), Vydehi Institute of Medical Sciences & Research Centre, RajaRajeswari Medical College and Hospital, Acharya Institute of Allied Health Sciences, and Akash Institute of Medical Sciences & Research Center. All these institutions are normally recognised under Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences (RGUHS) and when it comes to practical training, it is of good quality and they do offer good career prospects after completion in affiliated hospitals and diagnostic centers.

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