It's understandable that you're considering a career change after your undergraduate degree in Radiology. Your existing knowledge of medical imaging and healthcare can be a valuable asset in various other fields. Here are some potential courses you might be eligible to pursue for your Master's degree:

One promising avenue is Healthcare Management or Hospital Administration . Your understanding of the clinical environment from a radiology perspective would be beneficial in managing hospital operations, patient flow, and resource allocation. Master's programs in this area often cover topics like healthcare policy, finance, human resources, and strategic management within healthcare settings.

Another relevant field is Public Health . With your background in medical imaging, you could specialize in areas like epidemiology (studying disease patterns, potentially using imaging data), health informatics (managing and analyzing health data, including radiological information), or health policy and management. These programs focus on improving population health and preventing disease.

Considering your technical skills, you might also find Biomedical Engineering or Medical Physics interesting. These fields involve the application of engineering principles and physics to medicine, including the development and improvement of medical imaging technologies. Your hands-on experience with radiology equipment could provide a unique perspective in these areas.

Given your interest in radiology, you could also explore specialized Master's programs within the broader field of Medical Imaging or Radiologic Sciences . These programs often focus on advanced imaging techniques like MRI, CT, or Nuclear Medicine, or delve into areas like education or management within radiology departments.

Finally, your undergraduate degree could also serve as a foundation for programs in Health Informatics or Data Science with a healthcare focus. The vast amounts of data generated in radiology departments require skilled professionals for analysis and interpretation to improve patient care and efficiency.

When making your decision, consider your interests and long-term career goals. Researching the specific admission requirements for each program and how your radiology background aligns with their curriculum will be crucial steps in your career transition.

Keep checking on their official website or just google frequently to keep updated on any dates regarding any exams or form submission .

or you can join various WhatsApp or telegram group for updates like this.

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The Staff Selection Commission Combined Graduate Level (SSC CGL) exam is a national-level examination conducted by the Staff Selection Commission (SSC) for the recruitment of eligible candidates for various Group B and Group C posts in different ministries, departments, and organizations of the Government of India. A bachelor's degree from a recognized university is the basic educational qualification required to appear for this exam. The age limit varies depending on the specific post, generally ranging from 18 to 32 years, with age relaxations for certain categories.

The SSC CGL exam is conducted in two tiers: Tier-I and Tier-II, both of which are computer-based online examinations. Tier-I is a qualifying stage, and the marks obtained in this tier are not counted for the final merit list. It consists of four sections: General Intelligence and Reasoning, General Awareness, Quantitative Aptitude, and English Comprehension. Each section comprises 25 questions, with each question carrying 2 marks, making a total of 100 questions and 200 marks. The total time allotted for the Tier-I exam is 60 minutes, and there is a negative marking of 0.50 marks for each incorrect answer.

Candidates who clear the Tier-I cutoff are eligible to appear for the Tier-II examination. The Tier-II exam has a different pattern and consists of three papers. Paper-I is compulsory for all posts and is divided into three sections: Mathematical Abilities, Reasoning and General Intelligence, and English Language and Comprehension, and General Awareness. There is also a Computer Knowledge Test and a Data Entry Speed Test as part of Paper-I. Paper-II is for candidates applying for the post of Junior Statistical Officer (JSO) and involves Statistics. Paper-III is for candidates applying for the posts of Assistant Audit Officer/Assistant Accounts Officer and covers General Studies (Finance and Economics). There is negative marking in Tier-II as well; 1 mark is deducted for each wrong answer in Sections I and II of Paper-I, and 0.50 marks for each wrong answer in Paper-II and Paper-III. The marks scored in the Tier-II exam are crucial for the final selection.

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Hii Nisha

Steps are given below  to apply for ssc cgl exam

1. open Google or chrome and go through this website- ssc.gov.in
2. Scroll down and you'll see apply button there ,click it
3. After this apply button will appear for Combined Graduate level (cgl) examination .

But application forms are not opened yet. Notice regarding SSC CGL 2025 will be released on 22nd April 2025.  Apply and last date of submission is from 22nd April 2025 to 21st May 2025 respectively.

To apply for the SSC CGL exam, follow these steps:

1. Visit the official SSC website (ssc.nic.in).

2. Register for an account, if you haven't already.

3. Fill out the application form for CGL, upload required documents, and pay the application fee.

4. Submit the form and print the confirmation.

Hey Nisha, I saw your question about applying for the SSC CGL exam. No problem, I can definitely help you out!

It's basically your ticket to a bunch of Group "B" and "C" jobs in the Indian government.

The application window for the 2025 exam is open from April 22nd to May 21st, 2025.

Here’s the lowdown:

First things first, are you eligible?

• Got a Degree? You'll need a bachelor's degree from a university that's legit.
• Age Matters: Generally, you need to be between 18 and 32 years old, but this can change depending on the specific job. Good news: if you're in a reserved category, you probably get some leeway on the age thing.
• Citizenship: You have to be an Indian citizen, or from Nepal, Bhutan, or a Tibetan refugee who came to India before January 1, 1962.

Alright, ready to apply?

Here's how it works, step-by-step:

1. One-Time Registration:

• Head over to the official SSC website: ssc.gov.in.
• Find the "Register Now" link and click on it.
• Fill in your basic details – name, birthday, email, phone number, the usual stuff.
• Once you submit, they'll give you a Registration Number and Password.

Keep these safe!

2. Filling Out the Application Form:

• Log in to the website using that Registration Number and Password they gave you.
• Fill out the application form carefully. This includes your personal info, education, and the jobs you're interested in.
• Upload scans of your photo and signature. Make sure they follow the rules about size and format!

3. Paying the Application Fee:

• The application fee is Rs.100 if you're a General or OBC candidate.
• Lucky you if you're a female, or belong to SC, ST, PwBD, or are an Ex-Serviceman – you're off the hook for the fee!
• You can pay online using BHIM UPI, Net Banking, or your Visa, Mastercard, Maestro, or RuPay debit cards.

4. Submission and Confirmation:

• Double-check everything you've entered to make sure it's correct. Seriously, do it.
• Hit that "Submit" button!
• It’s a good idea to print or save a copy of the submitted application. You might need it later.

Keep these dates in mind:

• Applications Open: April 22nd, 2025
• Applications Close: May 21st, 2025
• Tier-I Exam: Sometime between June and July 2025

Some Quick Prep Tips:

• Know the Exam: Get familiar with the exam structure and what's going to be on it.
• Study Up: Grab some good books and online resources made for SSC CGL prep.
• Practice, Practice, Practice: Solve old question papers and take mock tests to see where you stand.
• Stay in the Loop: Keep checking the official SSC website for updates.

Things can change! If you follow these steps and study hard, you'll be in great shape to apply and ace the SSC CGL 2025 exam. Best of luck!

Hello,

Yes, you can fill the SSC CGL form if you are in the last semester of your BTech, but your degree must be completed before the final document verification stage.

So, if your final result comes out before that stage, then you are eligible. Just make sure you will have your degree or provisional certificate by the time SSC asks for documents.

Hope it helps !

Tier 1 (Objective – 60 mins, 200 marks)

• General Intelligence & Reasoning – Analogies, Coding-Decoding, Series, Puzzles.

• General Awareness – Current Affairs, History, Geography, Economy, Science.

• Quantitative Aptitude – Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, Data Interpretation.

• English Comprehension – Reading Comprehension, Grammar, Vocabulary, Error Spotting.

Tier 2 (Paper I – Mandatory for All Posts)

• Mathematical Abilities – Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, Statistics.

• Reasoning & General Intelligence – Logical & Non-verbal Reasoning.

• English Language – Advanced Grammar, Vocabulary, Comprehension.

• General Awareness – Economy, History, Science, Polity.

• Computer Knowledge – Basics of Software, Hardware, MS Office.

Additional Papers

• Paper II (Statistics) – For Junior Statistical Officer.

• Paper III (Finance & Economics) – For AAO/Assistant Accounts Officer.

Official Syllabus: SSC Website (https://ssc.nic.in/)

Hello Prince,

To prepare well for SSC CGL Exam, the most essential step is to understand syllabus. Which has following four parts:

1. General Intelligence and reasoning

2. Quantitative Aptitude

3. English

4. General Awareness

Then go through at least last 5 years PYQs. From that you will get to know the main areas of focus and the areas which has been given high weightage in exam from each part.

Based on this divide each part of syllabus into subtopic. And prepare each topic thoroughly through your base sources. Have command over your basics from these sources.

I would like to share some of the resources you may refer to for your preparation

1. For English: Neetu Singh Mam's book

2. For Quantitative aptitude: Aditya Rajan Sir's Videos on YouTube

3. For General Awareness:  Lucent's GK + Parcham Classes's Videos on YouTube.

Along with this you need to practice PYQs and give various mock tests to increase your efficiency. You may take a help of various platforms available online for practicing mock tests. Only practicing mock tests is not enough you need to analyze your performance in each mock test.

I hope this answers your query and will definitely help you in your preparation