BS Radiology & Imaging Technology

Eligibility Criteria

a) Higher Secondary School Certificate (HSSC) with Pre-Medical or equivalent with Biology with 60% marks.
b) DAE in relevant field are eligible

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Radiographer: Graduates can work as radiographers, operating imaging equipment and performing various imaging procedures to help diagnose and treat medical conditions.
Diagnostic Imaging Specialist: With expertise in different imaging modalities, such as CT, MRI, ultrasound, and nuclear medicine, graduates can specialize in a specific area and become skilled specialists in their chosen modality.
Radiology Department Supervisor: Graduates with experience and leadership skills can take on supervisory roles, overseeing the operations and workflow of radiology departments in hospitals or imaging centers.
Research and Development: Graduates can contribute to advancements in imaging technology by working in research and development roles, exploring new techniques, and improving existing imaging modalities.
Education and Training: With additional qualifications or experience, graduates can pursue careers in academia, becoming educators and trainers in radiography programs, sharing their knowledge and expertise with future radiography professionals.