What Is the Scope of the DRIT Course and Its Admission Process, Eligibility Criteria, Syllabus And Job Opportunities?

So here we will discuss all about the DRIT course. And how you can choose your career as a radiologist and become part of paramedical healthcare.

DRIT stands for diploma in Radiography and Imaging Technology.

as we know at present Radiography is one of the most popular modern medical technologies available in modern medical science. This technology is used to diagnose various diseases and disorders in the human body. 

What is the Meaning of  Radiology?

Radiology, known as diagnostic imaging as well, includes a variety of tests that create images of different areas of the body. Certain tests are special in that they give doctors the opportunity to see inside the body. Various imaging tests such as X-ray, MRI, ultrasound, CT scan, and PET scan can be utilised to obtain this perspective. Radiologists analyse different types of diagnostic tests such as x-rays, ultrasound, bone density scans, fluoroscopy, mammography, nuclear medicine, CT scans, and MRIs.

The radiology field has two categories : 

Diagnostic radiology: In this section of radiology students learn how to rectify and address illnesses and injuries. It has a variety of imaging techniques like-: nuclear medicine, ultrasound, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), computed tomography (CT), and X-rays.

1. Interventional radiology: It is a part of radiology that focuses on diagnosing and treating a variety of conditions with the help of medical imaging technology like -:  X-ray, CT scan, ultrasound, and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), etc. The imaging technologies used in intravenous radiology to visualise internal organs and guide instruments throughout the body. 

What is the Admission Process of a DRIT Course?

A Radiology Diploma program of two years highlights the importance of using imaging technology for diagnosing and treating patient illnesses. Radiology Diploma courses focus on diagnosis, while others focus on medical treatment. A radiology Diploma is ideal for those students who are looking for a quick way to start their professional journey.

To have a career in radiology, one must complete the 10+2(From the government-recognized board) examination in Physics, Chemistry Biology/Maths. Confirmations are primarily conducted based on eligibility requirements.

Syllabus of DRIT Course

Training:

Training is one of the most crucial parts of this field as it requires a lot of training and safety measures while performing tasks.The students should be well trained in the guidance of experts as the Rays coming out from machines may cause Cancer. So it requires a lot of experience and practice to perform tasks and take out images perfectly. 

Some of the machines are as following-:

Job Opportunities in Radiography:

• Radiology Technician
• MRI Technician
• Radiologist
• Radiology Technologist/Radiographer
• Radiology Nurse
• Ultrasound Technician / Diagnostic Medical Sonographer
• CT Tech / CAT Scan Technologist / CT Scan Technologist 

After receiving acknowledgement in radiology, students have the option to further their learning by either pursuing a Ph.D. or enrolling in postgraduate courses. They are also able to work in roles like Radiologists, Radiology nurses, X-ray Technicians, and others.

FAQ:-

Q.1 - Can a commerce student pursue a Radiology diploma course?

Ans-: No, the candidates should have to pass his 12th  Exams from any recognised Board from Science stream Physics, chemistry and Biology/Mathematics.

Q.2 - Which Diploma is a good Diploma in Radiology or Diploma in Radiology Therapy?

Ans-: It is up to you if you want to work with advanced imaging technology and advanced imaging machines you can join  Diploma in Radiology but if you want to treat cancer patient and help them to recover you may join Diploma in Radiology Therapy

Q.3 - Will I get a scholarship in these diploma courses?

Ans-: It depends on University and programs. Students who are in a diploma-level course can get a scholarship amount ranging between INR 20,000 to INR 30,000 per annum, which may vary with different universities..

Q.4 - Is Radiology having good career scope in India?

Ans-: If you are willing to have a non-clinical career in the medical field then you may go for it as it is highly in demand as it is a well paid job in India and easily you can find a career in this field.

Q.5 - Can I pursue a radiology diploma course after completing the 10th?

Ans-: No, You cannot pursue this course after 10th as it requires 12th from science as minimum qualification for this diploma.

Q.6 - Should I pursue an MBBS or Diploma course after completing my 12th without clearing the NEET Exam ?

Ans-: You should pursue a Diploma course after completing my 12th without clearing the NEET Exam.