Hi! yes you are eligible to apply for msc in nuclear medicine. The only criteria for you to apply is that you should have a bsc degree and should be qualified with a minimum of 50-60% marks. But even this depends from university to university. While some universities offer admission directly through your bsc qualifications and marks, some universities might conduct entrance examinations for the same.

Dear aspirant,

The eligibility im MSc radiography/radiotherapy depends on the particular University or college.

Most of the colleges (for ex in Rajasthan University) require 50% aggregate marks in graduation in any related subject.

However some require graduation in the same subject.

You can visit the official websites of the colleges /Universities that you want to take admission in and look out for their eligibility criteria accordingly.

Regards!!

Hello student,

You rank is good but it is not good enough to get integrated courses in jntu hyderabad or osmaina university.There is reservation for ews category students ad since your rank is less than 10,000,you have chances of getting full fee reimbursement.But you can get following branches in jntu and ou hyderabad-

JNTU -

1. CHEMICAL
2. METALLURGY
3. MECHANICAL
4. BTECH + METCH - ENGINEERING ADVANCED MANUFACTURING SYSTEMS
5. BTECH + MTECH - MECHANICAL ENGG THERMAL ENGG

OSMANIA UNIVERSITY

1. MECHANICAL
2. BIOMEDICAL

These predictions are according to previous year analysis and there are chances that you can get better colleges than these colleges during your counselling

You can use our college predictor and predict the college you can apply to using the link below

https://www.careers360.com/ts-eamcet-college-predictor

You can check the previous year’s cut-offs here

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/ts-eamcet-cutoff#TS-EAMCET-Cutoff--Previous-Years

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Hi aspirant,

You need to score 650 marks in neet to get radiotherapy at IPU, Delhi through all India quota,  if you belong to general catagory. And 550 to 590 for state quota. You can refer this link for more details:-

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-cutoff-ipu

Hope this helpful. Best of luck.

Bsc radiotherapy is about the radiation induced for treating cancer patients and also other diseases. It has good scope as cancer is rapidly growing disease in current era but they are highly treated by using radiation therapy. Hence it has good scope in radiotherapy.

Bpt is good career option and it also high scope in physiotherapy center/ clinic or rehabilitation specialist or researcher etc.,

Both are having high scope at it's own place but I personally feel BPT has a bit high scope.

If you want to do MD RADIOLOGY after MBBS than the scope of radiotherapy is far better than BPT.

Hope you found this information useful.

All the best

Dear Candidate,

B.Sc Radiotherapy is a three-year undergraduate course that imparts the knowledge about radiation therapy to treat cancer and other diseases with ionizing radiation.

The eligibility criteria to pursue this course are as follows:

1.Candidate must passed their 10+2 equivalent from a recognized board of India with physics,chemistry and biology as their compulsory subject.

2.Some institutes require a minimum aggregate score of 50% in class 12 an additional criterion of eligibility for B.Sc Radiotherapy.

BSc radiotherapy course fee varies in the range of INR 20,000 to INR 3.5 lakhs.

Hope you got your answer.

Thank you

Hello,

After Bsc radiotherapy you can go for Maters or you can go for Phd and then do a job in some top hospitals. You can also do MBA in heath care administration. Go for some private or government hospitals. You can work as a radiotherapy technologist, radiotherapy technician, X ray technician, physiotherapist,.

Check out this link

https://medicine.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-oncology-and-radiotherapy-colleges-in-india