MD Radio Therapy

MBBS from an NMC-recognised college

Completed the 12-month internship

Qualified NEET-PG exam

Participated in PG counselling (KEA / MCC) for seat allotment

Medical fitness as required by the institute

A.J. Institute of Medical Sciences & Research Centre (AJIMS), Mangalore, offers MD Radiotherapy / Radiation Oncology in its postgraduate program. The Radiotherapy department combines clinical oncology training with radiation physics and radiation biology, giving trainees comprehensive exposure to both the theoretical and practical sides of cancer treatment. Students learn to plan and deliver radiation treatment using advanced techniques (teletherapy, brachytherapy), understand radiation safety and quality assurance, and manage tumor response and complications. The course emphasizes a multidisciplinary team-based approach, working closely with medical oncologists, surgeons, and palliative care. AJIMS, with its hospital infrastructure, allows residents to treat a significant cancer patient load and participate in research, audits, and academic teaching. The institute’s faculty guide students in clinical decision-making, radiobiological principles, and ethical aspects of cancer treatment. Graduates are well-prepared for roles in academic oncology, hospital radiotherapy departments, and cancer research.

1. Write NEET-PG and obtain a valid score.
2. Register for PG counselling: KEA (Karnataka) or MCC (All India) for Radiotherapy seats.
3. Fill choices – select A.J. Institute of Medical Sciences & Research Centre → MD Radiotherapy.
4. Undergo seat allotment based on NEET-PG rank, quota, and counselling rules.
5. Complete document verification (MBBS degree, internship certificate, NEET score, registration, identity proofs).
6. Pay admission fee as per AJIMS / RGUHS / counselling authority.
7. Report to AJIMS with original documents and complete admission formalities.
8. Register with RGUHS for the academic year / postgraduate program.
9. Join the MD Radiotherapy training program.