Radiology

Use these procedures to submit an application for an M.Sc. in Radiology: To be eligible, you must have a relevant undergraduate degree with at least 50%, such as a B.Sc. in Radiology, Life Sciences, or an equivalent. Entrance exams may be required by some universities. Entrance Exam: Get ready for exams at the national or university level, such as the AIIMS, NEET-PG, or particular college exams. Application: Go to the university's official website, register, and submit the required paperwork (such as ID evidence and transcripts) together with your application. Shortlisting: Candidates who make the short list are invited for interviews based on their qualifications or test results. Admission: Pay the money and verify your documents to gain admission. Verify each university's requirements separately.

B.Sc. Radiology students can opt for specialised courses in Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI). Some of the options are as follows :-

Postgraduate Diploma in MRI (Magnetic Resonance Imaging)

Duration :- 1 year
Provides knowledge and hands-on experience about MRI Techniques, Physics, and Patient Safety.
M.Sc. in Radiology or Medical Imaging Technology (with MRI specialisation)

Duration: 2 years
Some universities offer M.Sc. programs in Radiology or Medical Imaging with focus on MRI, advanced imaging techniques, diagnostics, and patient care.
Certificate Course in MRI

Duration: 6 months up to 1 year
A short course to focus on MRI, its principles, and clinical application targeted at B.Sc. Radiology graduates.
MRI Technologist Course

Duration: 6 months to 1 year
Focus on training with regard to operation of MRI machines, safety and various MRI techniques.
Advanced Diploma in MRI

Duration: 1 year
A specialised course on MRI procedures, technology, and patient handling for radiology professionals.

One can pursue an M.Sc. in Physician Assistant following a B.Sc. in Radiology. Eligibility may differ from one institution to another. Generally speaking, an M.Sc. in Physician Assistant is for people with backgrounds in healthcare-related fields. A B.Sc. in Radiology qualifies because it forms the basis of learning essential medical knowledge. 

Eligibility: Most programmes require a B.Sc. in Allied Health Sciences, Nursing or Paramedical Sciences, and a few may consider B.Sc. Radiology as a worthy qualification, as it deals with clinical and healthcare exposure.

Admission Process: Generally, you should apply to universities that have set up a course on this, while some will conduct interviews and others do have an entrance examination. These include AIIMS, Manipal University, and SRM University, which have given so many healthcare-related master's programs; it is best to check for the specific eligibility criteria set regarding PA courses.

Course Content: This M.Sc. programme in Physician Assistant will develop skills in clinical practice and diagnosis, and management of patients, complementing your background in radiology with a more comprehensive medical training.

So, it is better to check out with the particular universities to find their exact eligibility criteria.

In Indore, you can join OT Technology or Radiology from many institutes. Among them is:

1. Ganesh Paramedical College offers courses in Diploma and degree, along with the courses they offer like B.Sc. in Radiology and Imaging Technology for about ?2.40 Lacs for the whole 3-year course.

2. Diploma and B. Voc courses in OT technology are offered at the Virohan Institute (1-2 years/3 years). The cost differs from?70,000 up to?5,00,000 based on the course level. 

Other colleges will remain within the same region with almost similar programs, eligibility criteria, duration, and fee structures.
Entry into these programs is not required to have the NEET. In fact, institutions may conduct entrance exams or other testing procedures separately. So, one should get out of the selection procedure adopted by individual institutions.