MD Radiodiagnosis

1. MBBS degree recognised by the NMC.
2. Completion of the one-year rotating internship on or before the specified cutoff date.
3. Registered with a State Medical Council or the NMC.
4. Qualified NEET-PG with the required percentile (e.g., ~50% for general category; relaxations for reserved categories).
5. Meet any additional criteria set by counselling authorities (MCC and State CET Cell).

MD Radiodiagnosis at Government Medical College & Hospital, Jalgaon is a three-year specialist postgraduate degree that educates future radiologists in the interpretation and clinical application of medical imaging. The program combines rigorous academic study with extensive hands-on clinical training across various imaging modalities — including X-ray, ultrasound, computed tomography (CT), magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), and fluoroscopy — to support accurate diagnosis and patient care. As part of a government teaching hospital, trainees gain exposure to a large and varied patient population, enhancing practical skills and decision-making under expert faculty supervision. The curriculum also emphasizes research, quality control, radiation safety, and collaboration with other clinical departments, preparing graduates for careers in hospitals, diagnostic centres, academic teaching, and research fields.