Kya maths students bsc in radiology mein admission le sakte h. kis basis par admission hota h please give mein full details , and what benefit if i do this
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3rd Jul, 2021
Hey,
The eligibility for the B.SC Radiology demands that candidates need to have passed class 12 in science stream. Their aggregate percentage for Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics should be 50% or more. So, Mathematics stream students is equally eligible for admission into the course. The admission process can be conducted both on merit basis or on entrance exam conducted by the specific college/university. After pursuing B.SC Radiology, you have a lot more scope. You can work in various hospitals, clinics, etc. for various roles such as radiographer, therapy radiographer etc.
Know more about the course, subjects, entrance exams, top colleges, scope over here: https://www.careers360.com/courses/bsc-radiology
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3rd Jul, 2021
Hello Aspirant,
Eligibility criteria: candidates should have secured a minimum aggregate score of 50% or more in the qualifying exam, in compulsory subjects such as Physics and Chemistry and one optional subject between Mathematics or Biology.
Admission is offered by colleges / universities through both merit basis and entrance exams.
Some top entrances:
Job Profiles:
For more information, check this link:
https://www.careers360.com/courses/radiology-course
Hope this helps!
All the Best!
Eligibility criteria: candidates should have secured a minimum aggregate score of 50% or more in the qualifying exam, in compulsory subjects such as Physics and Chemistry and one optional subject between Mathematics or Biology.
Admission is offered by colleges / universities through both merit basis and entrance exams.
Some top entrances:
- University College of Medical Sciences and GTB Hospital Radiography Entrance Exam
- Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences Radiography Entrance Exam
Job Profiles:
- Radiation Protection Specialist
- Diagnostic Radiographer
- Physiotherapist
- Therapy Radiographer
- X-Ray Technician
For more information, check this link:
https://www.careers360.com/courses/radiology-course
Hope this helps!
All the Best!
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