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Here’s a breakdown of how Direct admission to MD Radiology (Radiodiagnosis) in private colleges in India usually works — eligibility, seats, fees, cut-offs, process — plus some tips. If you tell me which state you’re targeting (Gujarat / Maharashtra / etc.), I can give more specific info.

What is MD Radiology

MD Radiology (or MD Radiodiagnosis) is a postgraduate medical specialty focused on imaging (X-ray, CT, MRI, ultrasound, etc.).

Duration: It is a 3-year course.

MD Radiology Eligibility Criteria

You must have an MBBS degree (recognized by the National Medical Commission / Medical Council of India) and a valid registration.

Must qualify NEET PG (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test for Postgraduate courses). This applies to both government and private/deemed colleges.

MD Radiology Seats and Colleges in India

There are quite a number of private colleges offering MD Radiology. For example, total private MD Radiology seats in India are in hundreds

In specific states, the number of seats + fee structure vary a lot. For instance:

Maharashtra: Private colleges have many seats (e.g. Dr. D. Y. Patil Pune, Krishna Institute etc.).

Rajasthan: Private + Govt seats, fees in private MD Radiology are ~ ₹20,00,000-35,00,000 total, or per year in some colleges.

MD Radiology Fee Structure

Private colleges are much more expensive than government ones

Estimated ranges:

Fees starting from 20 to 80 lacs per year for radiology in Private colleges under management quota and nri quota in different states and cities across India .

Some top private/deemed universities charge very high fees under management/NRI quota.

Cut-off & Rank Requirements

Because Radiology is a high-demand specialty, the NEET PG cut-off ranks are usually quite competitive.

For top private / deemed colleges, candidates often need NEET PG All India Rank in the lower tens of thousands or even much better, depending on how competitive the college is.

For less competitive private colleges, or in certain states, slightly lower ranks may suffice, but fees tend to be higher.

Admission Process

Qualify NEET PG (score above the minimum percentile, etc.).

Apply for counselling: There are different quotas — All India Quota (AIQ), State Quota, Private / Management Quota, Deemed University quota, NRI quota. The rules vary by state and by university.

Seat allotment: Based on rank, quotas, availability, preferences chosen.

Fee payment / documents verification. For management/NRI seats, often you have to pay large fees earlier in the process.

Things to Be Careful About

Management / NRI Quota Costs: These are very high in many private colleges. Evaluate whether the cost is worth it.

Bond / Service Obligations: Some colleges/states may require you to serve in rural or less developed areas, or have bonds.

Recognition: Make sure the college is recognized by NMC / MCI; otherwise your degree may not be valid.

Stipend / Working Conditions: In private colleges, stipend (if given) and exposure may vary a lot.