Radiology & Imaging Science

B.Sc. Radiology students can opt for specialised courses in Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI). Some of the options are as follows :-Postgraduate Diploma in MRI (Magnetic Resonance Imaging)Duration :- 1 yearProvides knowledge and hands-on experience about MRI Techniques, Physics, and Patient Safety.M.Sc. in Radiology or Medical Imaging Technology (with MRI specialisation)Duration: 2 yearsSome universities offer M.Sc. programs in Radiology or Medical Imaging with focus on MRI, advanced imaging techniques, diagnostics, and patient care.Certificate Course in MRIDuration: 6 months up to 1 yearA short course to focus on MRI, its principles, and clinical application targeted at B.Sc. Radiology graduates.MRI Technologist CourseDuration: 6 months to 1 yearFocus on training with regard to operation of MRI machines, safety and various MRI techniques.Advanced Diploma in MRIDuration: 1 yearA specialised course on MRI procedures, technology, and patient handling for radiology professionals.

In order to enroll at AIIMS to study Radiology and Imaging Technology after the class 12 examinations, you need to have a Science background and proficiency in Biology, Physics and Chemistry in particular. The basic entry point examination to the AIIMS is the AIIMS UG examination and this tests knowledge in these subject areas. It will be advisable to ensure that you study the syllabus wishing to be covered for the exam and ensure that you practice intensively through ordering for mock exams. Subsequent to the entrance exams, students who have passed with the required qualification must take counseling where they get to choose the course of their preference. Exam preparation should be towards getting the highest possible marks, and periodic check of admission notifications on the website of AIIMS with regard to general, and any specific dates.