Radiology

No, a BSc Radiology candidate will not be eligible for admission to the M.Sc Nuclear Medicine in any good medical institution. The interested candidate should have a background in the same field as that of bachelor's.

The candidate also needs to fulfill the minimum marks requirement in bachelor's for admission into any master's program.

Radiology courses teach you how to use machines like X-rays, ultrasound, etc. to check inside of body parts and know if a person has disease.  

A BSc Radiology course teaches you foundational knowledge on how to operate imaging technologies like X-Ray and CT scans on patients. They also help doctors to diagnose the disease or injury by interpreting the images.

Since a degree in Radiography requires specific A-level subjects, specific compulsory subjects are usually required; these are usually:
Biology: It helps in understanding the human anatomy and physiology, which is a fundamental aspect while carrying out radiography.
Chemistry or Physics: Many programs require one of these subjects to understand the scientific principles underlying imaging techniques and radiation safety.

The admission process of joining the Council of Education and Development Programmes (CEDP) B.Voc in Radiology is easy once the student fulfills some critical requirements. The candidates must have passed 10+2 and have 50% marks in Science at least including biology as a subject preferably. The admission process as a rule requires submission of an application on a standard form and passing an entrance test or an interview.
Tuition for this course is normally between INR 40,000 to 60,000 per annum.

No, Radiologists cannot perform surgery.

Radiologists are primarily trained in medical imaging techniques and the interpretation of radiological images to diagnose diseases and conditions. 

While they do not typically perform surgical procedures themselves, their role is crucial in providing diagnostic information that guides surgical decisions. 

Radiologists work closely with surgeons and other healthcare professionals to plan surgical interventions based on imaging findings. 

Yes BSc Radiology and Imaging Technology has Maths as part in their syllabus. 

Mathematics is important for knowing about the principles behind medical imaging techniques.

Also a good knowledge in basic arithmetic, algebra, geometry and also statistics is important.

No, a BSc in Radiology and Imaging Technology typically does not require NEET. 

NEET is primarily required for admissions to undergraduate Medical (MBBS), Dental (BDS), and some other allied health Science courses. 

BSc in Radiology and Imaging Technology admissions are usually based on merit or CUET scores. 

Also, candidates are advised to check specific admission criteria set by the institution where they intend to apply.

The BSc Radiology and Imaging Technology salary in India can vary depending on factors such as experience, location, and employer. 

Candidates can check the average BSc Radiology and Imaging Technology salary per month below:

• Entry - Level: INR 15,000 - INR 30,000

• Mid-Level: INR 30,000 - INR 50,000

• Senior-Level: INR 50,000 - INR 80,000