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Minimum education eligibility criteria for admission to GNM:
For foreign nationals
Reservation:
Admission of students shall be once in a year.
Students shall be medically fit.
Minimum age for admission will be 17 years. (as on 31st December of that year) The upper age limit is 35 yrs.
Employees with Registered Nurse (RN) in their job title in Delhi, Delhi earn an average of 35.0% more than the national average. These job titles also find higher than average salaries in Pune, Maharashtra (30.6% more) and Mumbai, Maharashtra (20.2% more). The lowest salaries can be found in Chennai, Tamil Nadu (30.5% less) and Bangalore, Karnataka (7.2% less).
An entry-level Registered Nurse (RN) with less than 1 year experience can expect to earn an average total compensation (includes tips, bonus, and overtime pay) of ₹207,254 based on 65 salaries. An early career Registered Nurse (RN) with 1-4 years of experience earns an average total compensation of ₹245,022 based on 385 salaries. A mid-career Registered Nurse (RN) with 5-9 years of experience earns an average total compensation of ₹385,493 based on 169 salaries. An experienced Registered Nurse (RN) with 10-19 years of experience earns an average total compensation of ₹454,929 based on 87 salaries. In their late career (20 years and higher), employees earn an average total compensation of ₹420,000.
There’s a range of financial help available to students at NIMT, including government student loans for tuition fees and living costs, various government scholarship schemes, and college-level scholarship aids.
The Central government's decision to make a Diploma in Elementary Education (D El Ed ) compulsory for all primary school teachers was taken to tackle the issue of under-qualified teachers in schools across the board — especially government-run ones.
After D. El. Ed (Diploma in Elementary Education) you are eligible for a primary teacher job. Perhaps this is the shortest route to become a teacher. But if you want to enhance your qualification for a better job prospect, then you can do graduation (whichever subject/discipline you are interested in).
Graduate or Equivalent - Admitted through counselling conducted by UP Basic Education Board.
The scope of B.A. is in banking, financial services, defence and BPO sector. Opportunity of pursuing higher studies in reputed universities in India and abroad are also available.
To help them out we have compiled all the traditional as well as new career choices that an Arts Graduate has after completing their BA degree.
Passed 12th Class or Intermediate with minimum 48% marks in aggregate
After this degree, the candidates can look at a lot of career options, a few of them listed below::
1. Teacher: Teaching is one of the noble professions and teachers work as a sculptor to carve out a perfect and learned human being. Yes, you can become a teacher once you complete the degree. There are private as well as public schools along with a requirement of teachers in coaching institutes and tuition centers. So, this leads to a higher demand for teachers across.
2. Counselors: Modern world, plenty of choices, confusion, and problems. That is why we need to have numerous ways of handling them. When choosing a career path or some sort, of course, we seldom have any support from the experts. To ensure that the right kind of guidance and understanding is provided in a professional manner, the concept of counseling got introduced to the world.
3. Educational Researcher: Educational Researchers work in universities and colleges and their areas of expertise include preparing research projects and development of research programs. One has the liberty to work in this area as per their subject. With B.Ed. and a little experience in research, one can become an educational researcher.
4. Educational Administrator: All the hiring of the new teachers and educational staff is administered by a teacher only and that is someone we refer to as an Education administrator. In schools, we do not have the HR department so all the staffing is done by one of the teachers. Educational Administrators also have the opportunity to take on the responsibility as a Dean in a College or University.
5. Government Jobs: B.Ed. instills a flair for teaching in you but it won’t be wrong to say that it also helps you in becoming more evolved. You also have the option of appearing in any of the government exams. There are some state as well as center level exams which are only meant for teachers. TET (Teacher Eligibility Test), CTET (Central Teacher Eligibility Test), NET (National Eligibility Test), SLET (State Level Eligibility Test or State Eligibility Test.), TGT (Trained Graduate Teacher), PGT (Post Graduate Teacher) are examples of the government exams which the B.Ed. graduates are eligible for.
You have a lot of scope to get job in private as well as government schools with a good salary package. The salary depends upon the post you are holding in the school. You can also open your own school if you are financially strong and have caliber to run the school. In the beginning, you can open a small school.
Graduate Or Equivalent - 50% , 45% for OBC, 40% for SC/ST
There are several career options available to students after completing a graduate degree in B.Com, but not all students are aware of the different routes they can take to establish a successful career. Let’s discuss the available career options after B.Com that you might consider for a stable job opportunity in the future.
Passed 12th Class or Intermediate with minimum 50% marks in aggregate
Students pursuing a degree in BSc General course can apply for a job in fields such as teaching, banking, and marketing. There are usually many job prospects for students after pursuing BSc Honours and BSc general courses in both science and non-science fields
Passed 12th Class or Intermediate in science stream with minimum 50% marks in aggregate. Students having passed 12th with agriculture subject are also eligible.
Remuneration
Pay scale in surgical technology varies upon one’s qualification, knowledge and apparently the status of the hospital. Fresh graduates can anticipate something not less than Rs. 15,000 - Rs. 20,000. The salary of an individual increases with their experience.
The major tasks executed by a surgical technician include:
Hospitals are the crucial employers of Surgical/ operation theatre technologists. They work in the operating theatres, ICUs and emergency unit of hospitals and nursing homes. Openings are available in the areas of transplant teams, gynaecology sections, orthopaedic clinics, cancer units, surgery, special care baby units etc. and also in the field of research, culture and training. They are chosen in the workplaces of physicians or dentists who carry out outpatient surgery.
It is the Operation Theatre Technician who supervises the circumstances in the operating room and continually measures the requirement of the patient and surgical team. Surgical team members function in two capacities, i.e. nonsterile and sterile. Throughout a surgical procedure, the area right away nearby the patient is referred to as the sterile field and anyone functioning in the sterile field must scrub and put on sterile gloves and a gown. The sterile team members are the doctor, the surgical assistant, and the surgical technologist. During the surgery, scrub technicians in sterile field offer suction and retraction as engaged, and hand the surgeon any essential instruments, sponges and other items. Technicians functioning outside the sterile field are said to be circulating, which means they help the other team members in monitoring the significance of the patient and the procedure. They provide extra supplies and sterile instruments as required during the surgery, and assist the scrub tech maintain a count of pads and sponges in use.
Surgical Technicians clean and arrange the operating room prior to and after each procedure, ensuring that it is completely stocked with instrument and sterile disposable items. They must have the crucial knowledge and aptitude to make sure quality patient care throughout the operative process and is constantly on watchfulness for upholding of the sterile field. Surgical technicians have differing tasks.
Apart from the fundamental educational requirement, outstanding scientific skills, communication skills and behavioural skills are necessary for surgical technologists. An eye for detail, accuracy and critical thinking is a must. Team work is essential as this job necessitate the person to work in partnership with other healthcare providers. Other prerequisites necessary are optimistic attitude, compassion and high levels of endurance and dedication. They must have the aptitude to work under minimal regulation, unpredictable shifts and long hours and must remain alert during operations. Surgical technologist also must have outstanding deftness to grip various instruments in complicated ways.
10+2 - Science Stream only, NIOS : Miinimum 5 Subjects Pass. English not rquired. English preferred. Minimum Age 17
Maximum Age: No limit
Science Stream PCB and PCM both.
10+2 - Science Stream only, NIOS : Minimum 5 Subjects Pass. English not required. English preferred. Age Requirement: "Minimum Age 17
Maximum Age: No limit
Science Stream PCB and PCM both. "
Different types of career opportunities and salary packages for the top 4 MBA or PGDM specialization streams.
1. PGDM or MBA in Finance is a popular specialization with tremendous growth prospects in Banking, Financial Services & Insurance sector. Financial management focuses on the planning, managing, and regulating the financial resources/assets of any industry.
After completing an MBA in Finance, one can find a job in the following sectors –
Goldman Sachs, Merrill Lynch, Morgan Stanley, and JP Morgan are some of the top recruiters in India hiring MBA Finance professionals.
Salary prospects:
In India, an MBA graduate in Finance from top B-schools can earn a starting salary of anywhere around packages of Rs 10 – 15 lakhs p.a. Candidates hailing from other institutes may earn a starting package of Rs 4 – 6 lakhs p.a. The salary increases with growing experience and knowledge. Mid-level professionals earn an annual package of Rs 20 – 30 lakhs, whereas senior-level professionals can earn as high as Rs. 35 – 50 lakhs and even above per year.
2. PGDM or MBA in Marketing
PGDM or MBA in Marketing Management focuses on the marketing aspect of a business. The key goal is to teach students about brand marketing, sales, different marketing channels & techniques, executive and leadership management skills, product management, market research, consumer behavior, to name a few.
After completing an MBA in Marketing Management, one can find a job in the following sectors –
Marketing Management professionals can find job opportunities in Advertising Agencies, Marketing Companies, FMCG Sector, Financial Services, IT, etc. Though Marketing as a function is required in almost every organization, and here are a few prime recruiting companies in India for marketing function – Accenture, Amazon, Capgemini, Indusind Bank, Ing Vysya Bank, India Infoline, etc.
Salary Prospects:
The annual salary range of Marketing Management professionals India may range anywhere between Rs. 3.5 – 18 lakhs for freshers (higher-end salaries for graduates from reputed B-schools). The salary increases with experience and can range between Rs. 15 – 40 lakhs p.a.
3. PGDM or MBA in Human Resource Management
PGDM or MBA in HR Management focuses on maximizing the performance of the employees to accomplish the goals of the organization. It teaches students how to acquire the right skills, best industry practices, and knowledge of how to manage human resources in ways that guarantee optimum benefits.
Recently, the job of HR professionals has gained increasing traction across all parallels of the industry. Hence, HR Management professionals can find plenty of employment opportunities in IT companies, law firms, advertising firms, retail companies, media houses, newspapers, etc.
Salary prospects:
An HR professional may earn a starting salary of Rs 2.5 – 4 lakh p.a. However, graduates from reputed B-schools can make around Rs. 4.5 – 8 lakh p.a. For mid-level positions, the annual salary ranges between Rs. 10-18 lakhs, whereas senior-level professionals make nearly Rs. 25 – 40 lakhs p.a.
4. PGDM or MBA in Operations Management
Operations Management revolves around optimizing everything related to the business operations, including product quality and cost, manufacturing time, enhancing productivity, and boosting customer satisfaction quotient. Purchase management, Inventory management, vendor management, and enterprise resource planning (ERP) make up the operations management and the supply chain of a business.
Graduates with this specialization usually bag jobs in product/service based units, including –
Damco, Blue Dart, First Flight, GAIL, ONGC, and NHPC are among the major recruiters for Operations Management professionals in India.
Salary prospects:
In India, the average starting salary of Operations Management professionals is between Rs. 4 – 7.5 lakhs. Graduates reputed B-schools can make around Rs. 6 – 10 lakh p.a. For mid-level professionals, the annual salary range is around Rs. 15 -20 lakhs and that of senior-level professionals is Rs. 28 – 40 lakhs.
To be eligible for admission to the PGDM Program(s), the participants must possess a bachelor’s equivalent degree, with a minimum of 50% aggregate marks or equivalent in any discipline, from a recognized university in India or abroad (recognized by the UGC / Association of Indian Universities). However, the final selection may be based on a higher cut-off percentage depending on the total number of applicants for the program. The bachelor’s degree or equivalent qualification obtained by the candidate must entail a minimum of three years education, after completing higher secondary schooling under the 10+2 system or equivalent. Candidates appearing in the final year of their bachelor’s degree or equivalent are also eligible, provided they furnish proof of meeting the minimum eligibility criteria by September 30, 2020. Candidates who are unable to comply with this requirement are liable to be rejected from the program. It is desirable that candidates complete all academic requirements before enrolling for the program to help them keep pace with the rigour and assessment parameters of the program.
The biotech industry grew by just about every measure in 2014, according to Ernst and Young’s 2015 industry report. Revenue was up 29 percent, net income increased 293 percent and there were 164 more biotech companies than during the previous year. All of this meant one thing for jobs: There were a lot more of them. The industry added over 10,000 new jobs in 2014, which equates to a staggering 10 percent annual growth rate. Of course, not all of these jobs were for scientists and researchers — many were for support staff one might find in any industry. Jobs specific to biotechnology — involving research and development and manufacturing — are outlined below.
Agricultural and Food Scientist
Three related careers under the heading of agricultural and food scientist: animal scientist, food scientist and technologist, and soil and plant scientist. Although all have the ultimate task of improving farm productivity, they accomplish this in different ways.
Agricultural Engineer
Many people don’t think of farming as being sophisticated. Seeds are planted, crops are watered, and eventually food is harvested. But it is an extraordinarily advanced field, and the largest farms are essentially food factories. Engineers are involved in research and development as well as manufacturing. They might oversee water supply and usage, design comfortable areas for the animals, and create machines that can efficiently harvest crops with minimal food loss. Agricultural engineers spend their time both in offices designing systems and on farms testing and applying those systems.
Animal Scientist
Farm animals can be crossbred to produce better quality meat, eggs or milk. They can also be bred to live longer, healthier lives, saving farmers money. Animal scientists have the expertise in genetics and reproduction to crossbreed effectively so that farmers can increase production and lower costs.
Biochemist and Biophysicist
These scientists spend most of their days in large laboratories researching how living things function. They plan experiments; work directly with protein, enzymes and DNA; and study the effect of external substances on living things. Those who work for biotechnology companies or divisions work in applied research, meaning they are looking to use their findings to solve a specific problem. For instance, in the past, biochemists in agriculture have used applied research to genetically modify rice to have more beta-carotene and, by extension, vitamin A. This rice could be used in parts of the world where rice was a staple food but vitamin A deficiency was a major killer. Biophysicists working for energy companies, meanwhile, have made advances in developing fuel such as ethanol from plants.
Biomedical Engineer
These product-makers either create tools to analyze medical problems or design tools that improve patients’ lives. For instance, they can create better microscopes or newer imaging technologies. More pertinent to the field of biotechnology, however, is their work to create artificial limbs that respond to brain signals or the recent invention of a bionic pancreas that eliminates the need for insulin injections in people with diabetes.
Epidemiologist
Whereas microbiologists get up close with viruses under the microscope, epidemiologists are more interested in high-level views of disease, namely how a disease is spread via people or animals. Their ultimate goal is to stop the spread of disease. Since biotechnology utilizes farm animals such as pigs and chickens that can carry diseases that mutate and affect humans, such as H1N1, epidemiologists are vitally important to insuring food chain safety. Perhaps more interestingly, many harness diseases to humans’ advantage. Vaccines are essentially biotechnological tools that render diseases innocuous.
Food Scientist and Technologist
Food scientists and technologists are experts in nutrition. They use this knowledge to develop new products and methods of food preservation and processing, making sure that food makes it safely into consumers’ mouths. Similar to biochemists, they want to know the effects of food on a consumer when that food is altered in some way — perhaps through genetic modification, additives or a processing technique. Many have specialized knowledge in topics Julia Child would be familiar with, such as pasteurization, canning and fermentation.
Microbiologist
Microbiologists research bacteria, viruses, fungi, algae and parasites — basically anything too small to be seen with the naked eye. The field is highly specialized, meaning that most microbiologists focus on studying just one type of microorganism. In the context of biotechnology, microbiologists might work in the manufacturing side of the industry, making sure that products are not contaminated, but they are just as likely to be involved in research and development. The Bureau of Labor Statistics Occupational Outlook Handbook provides the following example: “They may study the use of microbes to clean up areas contaminated by heavy metals or study how microbes could aid crop growth.”
Soil and Plant Scientist
Soil and plant scientists in the field of applied biotechnology are typically employed by companies to improve food quality. They have advanced knowledge of environmental science, meaning they can maximize land use while also increasing food production. Because the composition of soil changes over time and depending upon how it is utilized, soil and plant scientists balance short-term production considerations with long-term soil health.
Nurses do not remain unemployed. They easily get jobs in private and government-run hospitals, nursing homes, orphanages, old age homes, industries, sanatoriums, and the armed forces. They can also seek employment in the Indian Red Cross Society, Indian Nursing Council, State Nursing Councils and various other nursing institutions. Even nurses who have completed the ANM course get to work as primary health workers and midwives in primary health care centers that are spread throughout the length and breadth of the country.
Nurses can also take up administrative and teaching positions in medical colleges and nursing schools. Enterprising individuals can start their nursing bureaus or even work on their terms and conditions.
Apart, from these innumerable openings in the domestic sector, nurses who earn international nursing certifications and fulfill the prescribed immigration criteria generally move to greener pastures abroad.
After finishing a course in BSc Radiology the aspirants can get a job in Lifecare Diagnostic & Research Centre Pvt Ltd — Chandigarh, HLL Lifecare, Max Healthcare Institute Delhi, Sri Sathya Sai General Hospital, Ajuba Solutions Pvt Ltd, HealthMap Diagnostics Pvt Ltd –Dhanbad, Popular Medicare Ltd-Varanasi, Nestern Technologies- Chennai, Healthcare Business Services Pvt Ltd-Chennai.
There are plenty of job and career opportunities for radiologists. The demand has increased with development in technologies. Students who have completed a degree in Radiology have the opportunity of choosing to work in government or private hospitals. Apart from these two alternatives, they can also start their own practice, if they feel they possess the required skills for the same. Some of the other jobs that are open to students having completed their B.Sc. in Radiology include working in health centres, nursing homes, hospitals, diagnostic centres as well as super speciality hospitals. Due to advancement in computer technology this field is advancing. The prospects for jobs as BSc Radiologist is ever increasing.
(1) A regular record of both theory and practical class work and examinations conducted in an institution imparting training for diploma in Pharmacy Part-I and diploma in Pharmacy Part II courses, shall be maintained for each student in the institution and 20 marks for each theory and 20 marks for each practical subject shall be allotted as sessional.
(2) There shall be at least two periodic sessional examinations during each academic year .The highest aggregate of any two performances shall form the basis of calculating sessional marks.
(3) The sessional marks in practicals shall be allotted on the following basis:-
(i) Actual performance in the sessional examination 10 marks
(ii) Day to day assessment in the practical class work 10 marks.
Only such candidates who produce certificate from the Head of the academic institution in which he/she has undergone the Diploma in Pharmacy Part-II course , in proof of his /her having regularly and satisfactorily undergone the Diploma in Pharmacy Part-II course by attending not less than 75% of the classes held both in theory and in practical separately in each subject shall be eligible for appearing at the Diploma in Pharmacy (Part-II) examination.
Only such candidates who produce certificate from the Head of the Academic institution in which he /she has undergone the Diploma in Pharmacy Part-I course, in proof of his /her having regularly and satisfactorily undergone the course of study by attending not less than 75% of the classes held both in theory and in practical separately in each subject shall be eligible for appearing at the Diploma in Pharmacy (Part-I) examination.
The duration of the course shall be for two academic years with each academic year spread over a period of not less than one hundred and eighty working days in addition to 500 hours practical training spread over a period of not less than 3 months.
First Year
Second Year
Minimum qualification for admission to Diploma in Pharmacy Part-I course -A pass in any of the following examinations with Physics, Chemistry and Biology or Mathematics.
(1) Intermediate examination in Science;
(2) The first year of the three year degree course in Science,
(3) 10+2 examination (academic stream) in Science;
(4) Pre–degree examination;
(5) Any other qualification approved by the Pharmacy Council of India as equivalent to any of the above examination.
This is a 2-Year program after Class 12th to train the students to play an important role in hospital pharmacy, community pharmacy and assist the pharma industry at various levels. The course has been designed as per the regulations of Pharmacy Council of India. It will enable students to practice pharmacy profession in a strong, skillful and determined manner. There are career options after D.Pharm in
Be a Litigation Lawyer
Most of the students who graduate from a Law College opt for this option. This field of career is the one corresponding to the clichéd Lawyer we see on television or in movies. After you receive your Law degree, you can enroll yourself to any State Bar Council and then sit for All India Bar Examination. Once you pass in it, then you can practice as a Lawyer in India. It is a very lucrative career option but challenging as well. One can earn minimum Rs 10 lacs p.a. if he or she excels in this field.
Sit for Competitive Exams (UPSC)
Many aspirants prepare for Competitive Exams like Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) while taking coaching or preparing themselves. With great financial support, this is a great choice of career involving the opportunity to service the nation and the public at large.
Sit for Judiciary Exams [PCS (J), HJS]
Judiciary exams are one of the most prestigious exams in the country which hold the portal for the most coveted profession in the Legal Fraternity- The Judge. Students after passing out from their Universities can sit for Judiciary exams like PCS (J) and HJS. It is a tough exam to crack but once cracked, opens the opportunity for being one of the most respectable and responsible citizen of the country.
Pursue Further Studies (LLM)
Pursuing LLM is another option one has when he or she prefers to land on a profession that involves vast and extensive research or pedagogy. One can pursue research fellowship programmes through the government after completing their masters. Once chosen, you may get an opportunity to study and research abroad completely or partially funded by the Government. For being eligible to teach in Law Schools one needs to have a Master’s degree as well as NET (National Eligibility Test) Qualification. Along with this a good experience and a well written resume can also help.
Join the Corporate Sector (Company Secretary)
Most of the prospective Law Students want to go to Law School because they want to work in a Corporate Firm and earn the ‘big bucks’. A fresh graduate from maybe National Law School of India University (NLSIU) or NALSAR, the two big brothers of the NLU Family can expect to receive minimum INR 7 Lacs package from any reputed firm like Amarchand Mangaldas, Luthra & Luthra, Khaitan & Co. etc.
If a student is from an NLU, then his or her chances of achieving this dream might be a bit easy compared to a student studying in any other Law College, nevertheless it is achievable. But the journey is not that easy. One needs to have another degree for Company Secretary-ship from an Institution called ICSI in India, which is the most reputed Company Secretary institute in India. Passing the ICSI exams are quite difficult and that too along with the law college syllabus but the fruit of all the hard-work is worth picking and the bite most scrumptious.
The skills developed through studying for a law degree would be of use in the following job roles, though further qualifications or training would be required:
English
NIMT has tied up with Credenc to help students avail education loans easily from a number of banks and NBFCs. The education loans for the students of NIMT are offered based on the credit history of the co-applicant and academic performance of the applicant.
Yes, loan facility can be availed for the payment of the program fee. Loan applications can take up to 2 weeks to get processed, hence candidates are advised to apply for loan as soon as they are shortlisted. To apply click here.
Passed 12th class or Intermediate under the scheme of 10+2 with minimum 48% marks in
aggregate.
10+2 with 44.5% marks for Gen. 42% marks for OBC and 39.5% marks for
SC/ST. (All subjects)
A candidate passing Bachelor’s degree examination or its equivalent degree recognised bythis University, as prescribed by the Bar Council of India or the University, with a minimumof forty five (45) % marks shall be eligible to apply for admission to First Year of LL.B.
There shall be relaxation of five (5) % marks in case of Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribeand three (3) % for Other Backward Class candidates.
(10+2) Intermediate Examinations with Physics, Chemistry, Biology & having 50% marks in PCB for UR/OBC & 40% SC/ST .
After BPT, other than MPT, you may opt for courses such as : -Masters Programme In Sports Physiotherapy (M.S.P.T), Post Graduate Diploma in Physiotherapy and Nutrition, MBA in Healthcare Management. You may opt for specialized fields such as : -Integumentary-Cardiopulmonary-Sports Physiotherapy-Cardiopulmonary Physiotherapy-Neurological Physiotherapy-Geriatric Physiotherapy-Pediatric physiotherapy-Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy (Orthopedics). There are many course options available. One must opt for the course which matches the interest and skills
Physiotherapy is no more a blue collared job. ... Physiotherapy is considered as a lucrative career option for science students who intend to serve in the health sector. Students after completing their masters/ research in the subject choose to open their own Physiotherapy centers'
Scope of Physiotherapy is vast and a physiotherapist can earn well in India as well as abroad. Physiotherapy has great demand in countries like USA, UK, AUSTRALIA and Canada. Career of Physiotherapy in India is also good. Physiotherapy Income is nice and salary of physiotherapist is in lakhs in big cities.
Yes, you can pursue MBBS after completing a bachelor of physiotherapy. (MBBS) is a professional course for which the students are awarded with the degrees in medicine and surgery upon successful completion of the course.
No, but there is a strong link between Physiology, Physiotherapy, Anatomy and Yoga. Physiology and Anatomy are two different medical science subjects, which are either studied separately as B.Sc. Hons subjects or, come jointly in first year studies under MBBS and BDS. Yoga is a different method of healing ailments and part of ‘Alternative medicine’. In a nutshell, Physiotherapy neither belongs to ‘Alternative medicine’ (regarded unscientific by the majority) nor, it is related to MBBS (regarded scientific by the majority). It is something in the middle.
The course duration is 3 Years and 6 Months.
You will need to spend 20 hours per week to get optimum results and learning.
Overall, this program will have lectures broken down into small easy-to-complete segments. The remaining hours of engagement will be a mix of industry projects, live instructor sessions, hospital training hours, mentoring sessions and online and offline meetups.
(10+2) Intermediate Examinations with Physics, Chemistry, Biology & having 50% marks in PCB for UR/OBC & 40% SC/ST .
Post successful completion of this program, you will get an
This course is ideal for people interested in both personal interaction and a "high-tech" career. Medical imaging professionals apply their knowledge of anatomy, physiology, pathology, patient positioning, radiation protection, and image production techniques in the performance of their duties. Students acquire the knowledge and skills necessary for professional competence through a blend of classroom and clinical education.
Yes but each academic year has a deadline of clearing that current academic year fee payment. The deadline date for each academic year is 10th of January month.
