B.Sc.

The CEDP institution provides a B.Sc. in Medical Radiography and Imaging Technology, which was received for its curriculum and practical training. Generally, the programme is completed in about three years, and topics range from radiographic positioning to imaging technology and clinical education, thereby preparing students to take up diverse roles within the health sector.

The CEDP B.Sc. can be undertaken on a regular basis provided students make efforts. Sufficient instances have been received that it is a comparatively challenging job that offers opportunity for the practical application of knowledge acquired and practice different disciplines like Medical Laboratory Technology and Nutrition & Dietetics. Theory gets simplified if the students are well aware of the related practical concepts. The resource availability is sometime ineffective. With systems of support in place, it is possible for the dedicated student to succeed.

Fees at the Council of Education and Development Programmes, Mumbai, for the B.Sc. courses are different from one course to another. For courses like B.Sc. in Nutrition and Dietetics and B.Sc. in Medical Radiography, the fee will be in the range of INR 89,000 to INR 98,000 per year. But this amount will be subject to change with respect to the specialization and resource or lab usage charges. For accurate figures, contact CEDP because they will have the most updated fee structures related to certain B.Sc. tracks.

Good support in placement by the Council of Education and Development Programmes for the B.Sc. students. The area is highly demanded in fields related to healthcare and applied sciences. CEDP did a great job in strengthening the employment prospect through industrial partners. Placement Success: Placement success depends considerably on the performance of students and specialization, but broadly, the CEDP emphasis on practical skills as well as industry readiness enhances job placement. For some specific placement statistics, look at the latest placement report or talk to alumni who can provide further details about the placements.

The CEDP programme in Mumbai ensures placement for B.Sc. graduates; these placements generally are as good as first salaries for B.Sc. graduates, which is largely between 2.5 and 4.5 LPA, depending on specializations and location. Cost of living in Mumbai will also impinge on demand for skills, which varies with health care, IT, applied sciences, etc. Industry links and career support under CEDP will benefit students to get competitive positions in a large number of fields.

Yes, you can transfer from one college to another after completing B.Sc first year in India. You must have completed your first year at your current college. Each college has its own policies regarding transfers so check the rules of the college you wish to transfer.

The fee structure of BSc courses at KGMU includes multiple components, such as tuition fees, application fees, admission fees, hostel fees, and various other one-time charges. The total tuition fees for BSc courses range from INR 48,000 to INR 3 lakh. The noticeable component of the fee structure of BSc courses at KMGU is candidates are required to pay the tuition fees and hostel fees as per the category.  

Yes, King George Medical University offers seat reservations as per the Government's reservation policy. The total number of seats available at the BSc course is 190, the seats are reserved for students belonging form SC, ST, OBC, UR and EWS candidates. Check out the table below to know about the percentage of seats reserved for each category: