B.Sc Radiology

Human Anatomy
Human Physiology
Radiation Physics
Radio Diagnosis
Pathology
Medical Microbiology
Medical Biochemistry
specialised Diagnostic Techniques
Radiological Technology
Radiotherapy
The common subjects of basics in Anatomy, Physiology, Pathology, Microbiology, Surgery & Medicine taught in the 1st year will prepare the student to understand the nature of disease. The hands on experience in the department of Radiology from day one onwards will enable the student to understand the nature of the illness beginning with routine imaging to CT and MRI scans. The students will receive excellent and exhaustive training in these fields to be able to assist senior radiologists.

Dear Amisha,
DU BSc Eligibility Criteria 2018
The University of Delhi will release the DU BSc 2018 Eligibility Criteria for the BSc Programmes offered by the university on May 15 2018As per the admission notification of the University of Delhi the Eligibility Criteria for DU BSc 2018 will differ according to the different courses offered under the programme
Also applicants seeking admission to the BSc programmes should have passed the qualifying examination obtaining minimum marks as specified for each of the programmes in subsequent sections Candidates must make sure to check the DU BSc 2018 Eligibility Criteria of the subjects before applying to a particular course The Application form will be available on the controllers website from the fourth week of May Candidates who wish to apply for the BSc Programme can download the form and submit the filled application until the third week of June 2018.
Good luck.

Radiography is a paramedical professional course, offered to individuals who will one day perform diagnostic tests in medical treatment with the use of radiation. In simple terms, radiography may be described as the Science of taking images of the internal and hidden portions of the human body for the purpose of diagnosing diseases and ailments. This includes the use of ultrasound, X-ray, CT scan, MRI, etc. A career in radiography can be very promising. The demand for radiographers has increased considerably in recent times, with significant technological development in medical sciences, creating new job opportunities. B.Sc. In Radiography should have completed Science (10+2) preferably with Physics, Chemistry and Biology/Maths. The duration of the course is three years.