Medicine

Eligibility for MD in Radiology:
Applicants aspiring to pursue the course need to have completed any of MBBS, BDS, DMS, DHMS, BHMS, BAMS, BASM, BEMS, BIAMS, BNYT, BATS, BUMS, BPT, B.Pharma, NO, and MD (AM).
Practitioners and research workers who have been practicing for the last 10 years, are exempted from fulfilling such requirements of basic minimum qualification, and may directly apply for the program.
MD in Radiology: Admission Process-
Admission to the course is based on the candidate's performance in any of the following entrance examinations:
Centrally conducted NEET PG (conducted by NBE).
A State- level PG exam.
Autonomously- conducted entrance exam such as those conducted by any of AIIMS, PGI and JIPMER.
Institute- specific entrance examination conducted by a concerned college.

Hi Rutvik,
To study MBBS in Russia, you should have secured minimum 50% in PCB at 12th board exams as per the MCI norms.
From coming year it might even become compulsory to be NEET qualified to study MBBS abroad.
You can select the university you want to apply to, your documents will have to be sent. After receiving acceptance letter and invitation letter from university, you need to apply for visa.
You can do it yourself if you have the know how or take assistance of an education consultant.
To learn about the best universities in Russia, you can read here: http://edificeeducation.com/mbbs-in-russia
To get assistance for admission in Russia, please follow this link: http://edificeeducation.com/mbbs-admissions-2017-2018

Bachelor of Science (B.Sc. in Radiography) is a 3- year long course, divided into 6 semesters, with each semester lasting 6 months. Radiography is a medical sub field, dealing in the diagnosis of diseases and ailments related to the internal or hidden parts of the body, with the use of X-Rays.
Fresh graduates of B.Sc. in Radiography may earn anywhere between INR 7,000 to 10,000 monthly, with the salary increasing with increase in experience and skillsets. Such graduates are hired in capacities such as Diagnostic Radiographer, X-Ray Technician, Radiation Protection Specialist, among others.
The course is offered at leading institutes across major cities and States throughout the country, with the admission and selection being based on a relevant entrance examination and performance in the qualifying exam I.e. 10+2.
Follow the admission process for a course in radiology and pursue your career as a radiologist.

Hello,
It's very hard to say which is better. In my opinion these both are professions. What are you getting from the studies and what you are doing for the society and mankind with help of what you studied is very important. The above mentioned people don't see what is best they have only seen the betterment of others that's why they did best with what they had. So what you are seeking and what you are doing defines the better.
So, if you wish to take admission in engineering colleges, then you will have to appear for entrance exams like IIT-JEE, AIEEE, UPSEE, MHT-CET, etc.
After qualifying these exams with good ranks, you will get admission in IITs, NITs and other good colleges of India.
However, you can also take direct admission if you don't want to appear for these exams. Your percentage is good so many engineering colleges will accept your admission easily.