Hello aspirant,

Although both of these courses, bsc in radiotherapy and bsc in physiotherapy, are good and have good variety of scope in future, I think you should choose bsc in physiotherapy as its still far better than bsc in radiotherapy because of its high scope and salary package. BPT is anyday better option then radiology because of scope its employment opportunities and packages the scope of a Physiotherapy is quite vast in india. So, it is a good field to choose.

Physiotherapy is a very promising, rewarding and a satisfactory profession as paramedical science has a larger role & responsibility in a hospital scenario. After clearing the licensing examination of a given country, it opens up wide opportunities for the physiotherapists in the health industry.

Furthermore, the job options in BPT is as follows : Physiotherapist, Osteopath, Consultant, Sports Physio Rehabilitator

Further, you can also expect you average salary after Bsc physiotherapy to be around INR 2-8 lakhs per annum.

further to know more about the bsc in physiotherapy course and syllabus option, colleges ,etc , you can follow the below mentioned link to know more : https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://www.careers360.com/courses/bpt-bachelor-of-physiotherapy/amp&ved=2ahUKEwjUg-zR6d73AhUelNgFHXKRBmUQFnoECA4QAQ&usg=AOvVaw3ALCHo1tTz3zATu0Leies6

I hope that this will help

Hello Aspirant,

Hope you are doing great.  Phantoms were first used in 2D X-ray imaging techniques like radiography and fluoroscopy, but more recently, phantoms with desirable imaging features have been produced for 3D techniques like MRI, CT, Ultrasound, PET, and other imaging methods or modalities.

In the realm of medical imaging, an imaging phantom, or simply phantom, is a specially built item that is scanned or imaged to test, analyze, and modify the performance of various imaging instruments and there are even digital phantoms, anthropomorphic and calibration.

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Dear Student,

There is a total of 17 colleges in Delhi that offer Radiology or Radiotherapy courses, out of which two colleges offer B.Sc in this domain:

Well, the other colleges in Delhi that offer Radiotherapy courses apart from B.Sc degrees are :

• Govind Ballabh Pant Institute of Postgraduate Medical Education and Research, New Delhi
• VMMC - Safdarjung Hospital - Vardhman Mahavir Medical College and Safdarjung Hospital
• Maulana Azad Medical College, New Delhi
• AIIMS Delhi and others

To know more about the colleges, refer to this :

https://medicine.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-medical-colleges-in-india

Hope this helps!

Hello Student

Advanced radiotherapy diploma entrance examination is taken for 100 marks and the time division 3 years at the subjects for physics chemistry and biology. Subject sease of 12 CBSE syllabus. The previous years question papers of advanced diploma in radio therapy Technology  of the respective college where BSc in radio therapy or advance diploma in radiotherapy course is taught. The admission in advance diploma in radio therapy is based on merit basis or entrance qualifying marks basis. Hope this will help.

Hello,

Advance Diploma in Radiotherapy Technology is Diploma level Radiography course.
Radiotherapy Technology is a process of treating diseases with ionizing radiation. This is a comprehensive course with a full-time schedule of lectures, demonstrations, practical and clinical experience in the delivery of Radiation therapy.

DMRT or Diploma in Radiology Therapy is a 1-2 year duration postgraduate course offered by various colleges and universities in India. It is one of the popular courses opted by the students in the field of medical diagnosis, and medical science.


Advance Diploma in Radiotherapy Technology Eligibility:-
1.Applicants should have passed a B.Sc. with 50% Marks aggregate (not less than 55% marks in Physics.
2.Some reputed colleges and universities conduct an entrance examination for admission.

Diploma in Radiology Therapy: Admission Process:-
Admission to this course will be done based on the candidate's performance in the qualifying examination i.e. Class 12 exams. In merit-based selection, marks obtained by a candidate in the qualifying examinations are considered for offering admission into the course. The various steps involved in the admission process are given below.

1.Registration: Registration date opens up annually and announcements are made in advance by the colleges. Registration will be done online where a profile needs to be created.

2.Filling up of application form: Once a profile has been created, login and start the application process. Fill up the application form with past educational achievements, job experience, internships and projects done etc.

3.Scan and upload documents: Documents like mark sheets, photograph, signature and transfer certificates must be scanned and uploaded online to the portal. All documents must be in a specific format and size only to be accepted.

4.Application fee: A minimal application fee has to be paid to process the application. Payment can be done using online payment methods.

5.Admission: Colleges take a couple of weeks to process applications. If a candidate meets the cut offs and all other criteria then an offer letter for admission is released.

Diploma in Radiology Therapy: Entrance Exams:-

There are only a few colleges which conduct an entrance test for admission to the DMRT course. The examination mostly has a duration of 2 to 3 hours during which the students are required to attempt objective type questions. The examination details are released by the colleges every year.

How to Prepare for a Diploma in Radiology Therapy Entrance Exams?

Some of the important points that candidates can keep in mind while preparing for Diploma in Radiology Therapy entrance exams are given below:

1.Syllabus: Students must go through the syllabus of the course and mark all the important topics from the syllabus.
Revise important topics: Revise all the important topics from the syllabus. Make sure to solve all questions that are related to the important topics.

2.Practice Previous Years Question Papers: Solve previous years question papers so that you can get used to the question and it will also help in increasing your speed as the exam will be in online mode.

3.Mock Test: Candidates can solve and give the online mock test at the official website. It will increase efficiency and speed and will boost up your confidence.

Hi there,

For preparing any entrnace examination course a candidate must have a deep knowledge about the examination pattern and also understand the required study material for the same. It is manadatory to follow the previous year question paper pattern unless you have recieved an updated version of the examination pattern.

See, advance diploma in radiotherapy is a wonderful course and has a good scope in future as well.

So better to follow these steps for a good  result:

• Make a strict timetable and stick to it.
• Learn the chapters and  mark main points.
• Make flash cards that are basically some tip points which you can revise on last minute.
• Also, solve as a many questions as possible.
• Maintain the timings

I hope this information will help you.

Thank you and good luck:)

Hello Robin,

>>>There are good Post Graduation courses available for B.Sc Radiotherapy Technology graduates.

>>>Admission is based on merit obtained in qualifying exam or entrance exam result

•••>>Best courses available after completion of B. Sc Radiotherapy Technology are listed below.

***Master of Science in Radiotherapy Technology

***Master of Business Administration

***Post Graduation Diploma in Management

***Master of Science in Radiotherapy

***Master of Hospital Management

***Post Graduation Diploma in Radiotherapy Technology

***Master of Science Medical Radiation Physics

***LLB course

***Master of Science in Radiation Therapy

I hope this information was helpful to you.

Good Luck!!

Hello Monika,

--To get admission into B.Sc Medical Technology - Radiotherapy course in Rajiv Gandhi Cancer Institute and Research Centre, New Delhi, candidates must have passed 10+2 or equivalent exam in science stream with Biology, Chemistry, Physics and English subjects from a recognised Board.

--There is no mention of B.Sc Radiotherapy course fees structure details on official website of Rajiv Gandhi Cancer Institute and Research Centre, New Delhi.

--In this College, there are 4 seats available for this course and also 1 seat for Jammu Kashmir domicile student. It is a 3 years full-time Under Graduation degree course.

>>You can check their official website for more information.

https://www.rgcirc.org/academics/b-sc-in-medical-technology-radiotherapy-bmtr-program/

I hope this information helps you.

Best of Luck!!

Hi aspirant,

Yes, you can study M.Sc Radiotherapy course after completion of B.Sc Radiology course.

VIMS Bangalore - Vydehi Institute of Medical Sciences and Research Centre

St Johns Medical College, Bangalore

AIIMS Rishikesh - All India Institute of Medical Sciences

SME Kottayam - School of Medical Education

NIMS University , Jaipur

GMCH Chandigarh - Government Medical College and Hospital

Admission into the course is based on entrance exam or merit obtained in qualifying exam.

May this information was helpful to you.

Best of Luck!!