What is the difference between a Diploma and a Degree in Paramedical courses?

<p><span lang="EN-GB">A <strong>diploma course</strong> is typically <strong>shorter</strong>, lasting <strong>1 to 2 years</strong>, and focuses on providing <strong>practical, job-oriented training</strong> in specific paramedical fields such as <strong>Medical Laboratory Technology</strong>, <strong>Operation Theatre Technology</strong>, or <strong>Radiology</strong>. </span></p><p><span lang="EN-GB">On the other hand, a <strong>degree course</strong> like <strong>BSc Physiotherapy</strong> or <strong>BSc Radiology</strong> is <strong>more comprehensive</strong>, lasting <strong>3 to 4 years</strong>, and covers both <strong>theoretical and practical aspects</strong> in greater depth. </span></p><p><strong><span lang="EN-GB">Diploma holders</span></strong><span lang="EN-GB"> can secure entry-level jobs, but <strong>degree graduates</strong> have <strong>better career opportunities</strong>, including higher salaries and the ability to pursue <strong>postgraduate studies</strong> or <strong>specializations</strong>. In general, <strong>degree courses</strong> offer more <strong>long-term career growth</strong> compared to diplomas.</span></p>

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