In medicine, one of the most important roles is played by an X-Ray technician and there are different courses available in India that interested students can opt for.

It is important to note that the duration and eligibility of a particular course may vary from university to university or college to college.

X-Ray Technician

One of the most common technology to see inside the body to diagnose and treat is X-Ray in the healthcare industry. After completing the course, students have career roles in the medical field.

About the course

A diploma in X-ray technology is a highly in-demand sector, it is a subset of the Radiology department and after completion of 10+2 students can pursue the same.

Eligibility

• All aspiring candidates must have cleared the 12th standard in the science stream from a recognized board of education.
• Candidates should be securing a minimum aggregate of 45% or more in subjects such as Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, and Biology.
• Admission is either held based on a University-level examination or merit basis. Students must follow the specified application process as per the guidelines of the chosen college.

After completing 2 years of diploma in x-ray technology, students can apply for further studies in the below courses:

• B.Sc in Radiology
• B.Sc Radiography Imaging Techniques
• B.Sc Medical Lab Technology
• B.Sc in Radiotherapy
• M.Sc in Radiology

Job Profile for X-Ray technician

• X-Ray Technician
• Assistant X-Ray Technician
• Radiography Imaging Technician
• Radiography Technician

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