Ayush Mishra 15th Feb, 2020

Rumman, B.Sc CVT or Cardiovascular Technology is a 3 year full-time graduation course specializing in sectors or aspects of technology used in the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of cardiovascular ailments. This course helps the students in acquiring skills for the better management of our cardiovascular system and the different cardiac disorders. It enables a student to apply the knowledge of science and technology solely into the field of Cardiovascular technology and the betterment of instruments or devices needed for better management of ones' cardiovascular system.

B.Sc Radiology is also a 3 year full-time course provided by some colleges in the country and specializes in the diagnosis of ailments related to the internal or hidden parts of the body, with the use of X-Rays and their management.

While B.Sc Radiology is a more wider course as compared to B.Sc CVT as it focuses on entire body but the latter provides with more time and opportunity to delve into and research as it is concentrated on the cardiovascular system and the skills for its better management. The salaries offered to fresh graduates from both the course is nearly the same and are good enough paying job profiles.

The choice between the two solely depends on your interest and passion in addition to your preference regarding the curriculum of both the courses.