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While some Radiology courses focus on the diagnosis other courses focus on the treatment. Diploma in radiology is ideal for people who wish to enter the job sector soon, saving both money and time. For pursuing Diploma in radiology, the candidate must pass 10+2 from a recognized board in the science stream.

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Hi Richardson, hope you are doing well. With regards to your question I want to mention that after receiving a diploma in Radiology the salary you get totally depends on the job profile or in the position you work. I am providing you with the details and the salary you can receive on an average alongwith the job profile below:-

• Dia gnostic Radiographer - 200000 INR
• Radiation Therapy Technologist - 495000 INR
• Radiation Protection Specialist - 790000 INR
• Therapy Radiographer - 185000 INR
• X-Ray Technician - 450000 INR
• Radiation Therapy Equipment Sales Representative - 320000 INR
• Radiation Therapy Educator - Depends on the college you become an educator
• Radiation Therapy Treatment Researcher - This is totally a research based field so it does not have a fixed or an average salary. It varies with many properties like the number of projects you are involved with, the number of your papers got published in different journals, the lab work etc.
• Radiation Therapy Supervisor- 390000 INR

* NOTE the data provided is not a fixed salary. It is an average salary a person gets in that jon profile in India after diploma in Radiology and getting associated with a company or hospital or opening up a chamber. Actual salary and data may deviate from the data provided. But here you can get an insight of the salary you can receive based on your job profile. Now coming to the main part as you gain on experience your salary will also get increased. Initially you might get a lower pay package but in the long run your salary will increase at a steady rate. Hope this helps

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Somenath Chattopadhyay