MD Radiodiagnosis

1. Must have an MBBS degree recognised by the National Medical Commission (NMC).
2. Must have completed a compulsory rotating internship on or before the cut-off date of the admission year.
3. Valid NEET-PG scorecard in the admission year.
4. Permanent or provisional registration from State Medical Council/NMC.
5. Participation in state/central counselling conducted by KNRUHS/appropriate authority.

MD – Radio Diagnosis at Surabhi Institute of Medical Sciences is a rigorous three-year postgraduate medical program designed to train physicians in diagnostic imaging and interpretation. The curriculum covers a comprehensive range of imaging modalities, including X-ray, ultrasound, Doppler studies, CT, MRI, and interventional procedures, integrated with clinical correlations and patient management. Students gain practical experience in modern imaging equipment, participate in case discussions, and are trained to work collaboratively with clinicians across specialties. The program emphasises analytical skills, radiation safety, research methodology, and ethical practice. The attached teaching hospital provides real-world clinical exposure with a diverse patient population and substantial imaging caseload. The department is supported by experienced faculty and structured academic activities like seminars, journal clubs, and clinical rounds geared toward producing competent radiologists ready for clinical practice or further specialised training.