What is the age limit to pursue Radiotherapy courses?

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    Aishwarya Rai

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    The age limit for radiotherapy courses varies depending on the level of the programme and the institution offering it. For undergraduate courses like BSc in Radiotherapy Technology, the typical age limit ranges from 17 to 25 years, although some institutions may allow relaxation for reserved categories.

    For postgraduate programs like MSc in Radiotherapy or specialised Diploma courses, there is usually no strict upper age limit, but candidates are generally expected to have completed their undergraduate education within a reasonable timeframe.

     

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