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Diploma in Radiography (X-Ray Technology) — Step-by-Step Roadmap
Your journey, phase by phase
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Phase 1 · Class 11–12 Class 11–12 prerequisites PCB or PCM is generally required.
- Class 12 Science with Physics is important.
- Minimum marks are usually 40–50%.
- Some institutes accept other streams, so check.
- Learn the basics of anatomy and radiation.
- Subjects
- PCB or PCM
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Phase 2 · After Class 12 Admission process Merit or state paramedical entrance.
- Apply to the state paramedical board or institute.
- Check recognition of the institute.
- Submit documents.
- Pay fees and confirm.
- Route
- Merit-based
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Phase 3 · Year 1–2 Two years of training Radiographic anatomy, positioning and X-ray technology.
- Year 1: Anatomy, Physiology, Radiation Physics, Patient Care.
- Year 2: Radiographic Techniques, Positioning, Darkroom/Digital imaging, Radiation Protection.
- Practical sessions form a significant portion.
- Final exams cover theory and practical skills.
- Years
- 2
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Phase 4 · Final months Clinical internship Work in an X-ray department.
- Position patients under supervision and produce diagnostic images.
- Follow radiation safety rules and dose protocols.
- Maintain a logbook.
- Obtain an internship certificate.
- Training
- Hospital X-ray unit
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Phase 5 · After the diploma Careers and upgrading Work or upgrade your qualification.
- Jobs: X-ray technician, radiographer at hospitals, diagnostic centres and clinics.
- Upgrade through BSc in Radiology and Imaging Technology.
- Government jobs through state and central recruitment.
- Safety certification follows AERB guidance.
- Upgrade
- BSc Radiology
Verify on the official source
Exam dates, fees, paper patterns and eligibility rules are revised by the regulator from time to time. Treat this roadmap as your map, and confirm the current rules on the official site before you register or pay any fee.