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Post Graduate Institute of Medical Education and Research, Chandigarh- M.Sc in Medical Technology in Radiology.
Madras Medical School- M. D. Radiotherapy
You need to participate in continuous education programmes throughout your career to survive in this field.
Radiologists are in demand, both in India and globally. A large number of radiologists are required in private nursing homes, hospitals, diagnostic centres and, of course, the ever growing super specialty hospitals such as Apollo, Max and Sitaram Bhartia in metro cities. The broad areas that a radiologist's world comprises are medicine, research and teaching. In addition, the fields of nuclear medicine and photography can also be explored, these avenues are open to X-ray technicians and radiologists.
Radiologists can undertake most investigations but generally specialise in one particular area. Thus, creating a niche space to prove their worth and expertise, and also personal career growth plan. Diagnostic radiology is a continually changing profession, and long-term career prospects include management, research, clinical work and teaching. With fixed working hours, it's a great job for all, irrespective of gender.
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Hi,
As per your query I would suggest you to:
1. First decide which course you wish to pursue.
2. Once the course is decided then you need to shortlist the universities offering course of you interest.
3. Once universities are shortlisted then you need to check the eligibility criteria and if you meet the eligibility criteria you may then apply accordingly.
4. Once you apply to the university and if you meet all the eligibility criteria the admission department of the university will issue you a I20.
5. Once you receive your I20 then along with this and all your financial and academic documents you may apply for VISA and if all your documents are complete then you may surely get a VISA.
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Hi,
The B.Com. programme provides a good knowledge base for a range of careers. These are broadly of two types:
Those in business and finance such as CA, company secretaryship (CS), cost and works accountants (ICWA), banking.
Others, including or related to Finance, Law, Mass Communication, Hotel Management, etc.
A commerce education can lead to jobs with corporations and banks as investment bankers, managers, financial consultants, accountants, advisers etc. Accountancy is key in this field and if you are good with numbers, you can excel as a CA. Even if you have not cleared the PCC. you can still get into finance-related careers through programmes such as ICWA and CS.
You may even consider diplomas in banking and finance, treasury management and financial planning offered by a number of institutes.
Commerce graduates can also take competitive examinations for recruitment to the civil services, including the Indian Administrative Service, Indian Police Service, Indian Foreign Service, Indian Economic Services and others.
After B.Com, you may also do an MBA, even if it is a correspondence programme, as long as it is from a recognized university. If you are interested in non-finance courses, there are number of diplomas available in fields such as mass communication, event management, and travel and tourism. Much depends on your interests and the field of work you wish to focus on.
You may also refer the link below:-
https://ask.shiksha.com/what-after-b-com-job-or-higher-studies-qna-2169117
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