Kerala University

Candidates can get admission for a Diploma in Radiology course by following the admission process of the respective colleges. According to the sources, the admission process for enrollment in a Diploma in Radiology varies from college to college. Several medical colleges provide admission on a merit basis to DMRT (Diploma in Medical Radiotherapy Technology) course, while others conduct entrance examinations or consider NEET scores. Candidates can apply for the programme either online or offline, depending on the institutes application process. The application process usually involves filling out the application form, submitting relevant documents, and paying the application fee. Additionally, the sources provide information on the eligibility criteria, syllabus, subjects, fees, and other relevant details. Therefore, candidates are advised to check the official website of the respective colleges or contact the admission cell of the colleges for the latest updates and notifications related to the admission process, eligibility criteria, courses offered, fees, cutoff, and other relevant details.

Yes, the university offers admission based on national and university-based entrance exams. There are some courses which are offered on the basis of merit scores. MGU admission to the UG courses is done on the basis of marks secured in the entrance examination conducted by the Commissioner of Entrance Examinations. MGU Kerala conducts a Common Admission Test (majorly known as MGU CAT) for admission to all PG courses. However, it also accepts several national-level entrance exams for MBA and PhD admissions.

In addition to this, MG University also offers distance learning courses through its Center For Online Education (COE). MG University admissions to all the programmes offered by the university and the affiliated colleges are conducted through a Centralised Allotment Process (CAP).