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Bachelor's degree courses:
Well known Bachelors Degree radiography courses available in India are-
B.Sc. Medical Imaging Technology
B.Sc. Medical Technology (Radiography)
B.Sc. Radiography
B.Sc. Radiography and Imaging Science
B.Sc. X-Ray Technology
B.Sc. Medical Radiologic Technology
B.Sc. Radiology and Imaging Technology
Duration: Course duration is 3 years.
Eligibility criteria: 10+2 Science stream passed with PCM (physics, chemistry and mathematics) subjects from a recognised board is the minimum qualification set by the majority of institutes offering this course. Note: In case of some institutes, 10+2 passed with science stream subjects will also do the trick! Minimum aggregate mark criteria, if present, is generally around 50% aggregate marks in science subjects.
Admission process depends on the institute. It could be merit-based admission process or direct admission process. If merit-based admission process is followed in an institute, marks scored by a candidate in board exam and/or relevant entrance test will be taken into consideration. Some reputed institutes are also known to conduct their own private screening/entrance test and interview.
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Admission/Eligibility criteria to BHU-Varanasi for M.Sc. In physics is mentioned below:
https://www.shiksha.com/science/course/m-sc-in-physics-banaras-hindu-university-Varanasi-272013
Admission/Eligibility criteria for M.Sc. In physics from GGU- Bilaspur is mentioned at the link provided below:
https://www.shiksha.com/science/course/m-sc-in-physics-guru-ghasidas-vishwavidhyalaya-Bilaspur-184225
B.Sc physics from Pt. Ravishankar Shukla University (Download their brochure):
https://www.shiksha.com/science/course/m-sc-in-physics-and-astrophysics-pandit-ravishankar-shukla-university-raipur-92040
It would be helpful if you could specify which course you are targeting so that I can populate relevant details. Regards.

It completely depends on your current situation as well as your interest. I mean it depends on either you are a fresher or working professional. If you are a fresher or having an experience of 0-2 years and currently not doing any job then full time MBA will be best for you, because the curriculum of full time MBA is such that it cannot be pursued along with job or work. Here you get placements so don't worry for job after completion of MBA. But if you are a working professional and having experience of 4 or more years and you are currently working or employed then executive MBA will be most suitable for you because executive MBA is designed only and specially for working professional and it will help you to increase your knowledge and to increase your job position, however it does not have placements, since you are already a working professional. Our country and corporate industry gives most preference to full time MBA not the executive or 1 year MBA that's why executive MBA is only worth if you do it from top institutes otherwise it will be nothing more than a degree. Good luck for your future.

Government-led design institutes like NID, NIFT are great to pursue design. But they have extremely limited seats and very little innovation has been done in all these years. Then there are private institutions that have diverse courses but cost a fortune to study at. Their placements do not guarantee that you will be able to redeem your tuition costs even within 5 years. Some of the new and upcoming universities, like the Institute of Design at JK Lakshmipat University, would Sonepat, Anant National University, Avantika University are looking at innovative ideas, charging reasonable tuition fees and giving a host of opportunities. The IOD at JKLU especially gives up to 100% merit-based scholarships and study abroad opportunities to its students. Anant National University has a focus on the academic side of design which you can also look at.