M.Sc. in Medical Radiology and Imaging Technology

STREAM

Science

DURATION

2 Years

Course Mode

Semester

Course Type

Masters

Eligibility

Bachelor

M.Sc. in Medical Radiology and Imaging Technology-

The M.Sc. in Medical Radiology & Imaging Technology provides education that targets students interested in becoming professionals in Imaging Science technology. This program delivers specialized education about modern imaging science principles with specific applications toward radio diagnosis practice. The educational program exists at an advanced level for graduates from standard programs along with relevant imaging science expertise. The training at this program creates diagnosis-ready Radiographers who focus on patient needs while demonstrating critical thought skills and compassionate behavior toward community members throughout their continuous learning path.
Students who finish M.Sc. with success demonstrate extensive learning about modern radiology equipment principles alongside technology and instrumentation and recent advances and appropriate hardware management as well as procedure execution to pursue imaging science research careers successfully.

Duration:2 years
Eligibility:
1. Students who have earned B.Sc. Medical Radiology& Imaging Technology/B.Sc. Medical Technology Radio Diagnosis and Imaging/ B.Sc. Radiological Technology/B.Sc. in Radiography/B.Sc. Medical Technology (X-ray) can seek admission with a minimum 60% mark average from B.Sc. The candidates are chosen for admission using an all-India combined entrance test which selects participants through merit-based assessment.
2. All leading English newspapers display the admission notice. Candidates who achieve at least 50% marks in the entrance test of General Category students together with 45% marks for students from the SC/ST category are eligible to apply.

M.Sc Radiology and Imaging Technology Scope

• The M.Sc Radiology and Imaging Technology program covers a wide range of employment possibilities throughout hospitals clinics nursing homes operating rooms and rehabilitation centers. Master of Science students in Radiology and Imaging Technology will be educated about suitable equipment usage and imaging technological protocols. Students learn patient treatment as well as health maintenance and service delivery enhancement during their educational program. The employment possibilities in M.Sc Radiology and Imaging technology exist extensively throughout Indian and foreign territories.
• Graduates who successfully finish their medical radiology and imaging technology education possess the ability to work within medical and imaging service fields. Graduates of M.Sc Radiology and Imaging technology have access to multiple job opportunities across multiple sectors after obtaining their degree. The profession of Radiologist combines with MRI Technologist and CT Scan technician to include ultrasound technicians as career options.
   

Career Options after M.Sc Radio Imaging Technology
The medical and healthcare sector offers various opportunities to graduates who complete their MSc Radiology and Imaging Technology degree. The salary received by radiologists depends on their combination of qualifications and work experience within Indian employment markets. The field provides multiple important job positions which include:

• A radiologist assesses patient histories through X-ray and CT and ultrasound imaging technologies once they have examined the patient records.
• MRI Technicians perform duties that encompass process explanation to patients along with software choices and imaging procedures and doctor instruction as well as maintaining patient report documentation.
• Professional ultrasound technicians both serve patients through medical sessions with doctors. The medical practitioners use high frequency sound waves combined with ultrasound techniques for patient treatment.
• X-Ray technicians perform duties within patient care by assisting and evaluating before taking charge of providing management to patients. X-Ray technicians manage the operation of machines and technology to deliver proper comfort to patients.
• The responsibilities of the radiology nurse include delivering care to patients prior to scanning and radiological procedures. Medical staff determine when patients need to change their hospital garments while simultaneously instructing patients on equipment operation procedures.