M.Sc. in Radiology and Imaging Technology 

at School of Nursing and Allied Health Sciences, Greater Noida

The School of Nursing and Allied Health Sciences accepts the following entrance exam scores for admission to M.Sc: 

CUET PG: For admission to DU

Sc. in Clinical Nutrition and Dietetics: Candidates must score at least 50% marks in aggregate

Other entrance exams for M.Sc Nursing include: 

AIIMS PG Exam

MET

DSAT

All India Common Entrance Test (AICET)

Candidates are shortlisted for the Counseling round based on their overall marks. 

The Delhi Paramedical and Management Institute (DPMI) is a reputed institute for paramedical courses. DPMI offers courses in: 

Medical Laboratory Technology

Biochemistry

Operation Theatre Technology

Radiology & Imaging Science

Nursing Assistant Nursing

Optometry

Opthalmic Technology

Echo Cardiology

DPMI is also known for its Advanced Studies Courses. The institute offers education for under 10th, 10+2, graduate, and postgraduate levels. 

Allied health sciences offer both bachelor's and master's degrees. Allied health sciences use scientific principles and evidence-based practice to identify, analyze, and treat acute and chronic disorders. 

Some other paramedical colleges in India include: 

AIIMS New Delhi

JIPMER

AFMC Pune

Jamia Hamdard

CMC Vellore

Institute of public health and hygiene

The School of Nursing and Allied Health Sciences at Noida International University offers 31 courses across three streams. The application fee is Rs 1,100. Admission is based on entrance exams. 

The average fee for an M.Sc. Nursing programme in India is INR 1.30 LPA. The fee structure depends on the college. Here are some examples of M.Sc. Nursing fees at different colleges: 

Government colleges: INR 1500–20,000

Private colleges: INR 80,000–130,000

Nitte Usha Institute of Nursing Sciences: INR 113,000 for the first year

SGPGIMS: INR 5,000 for admission and INR 35,000 for course fees

Some colleges offer fee waivers and scholarships.