MD in Radiology and Imaging

A three-year competency-based postgraduate medical program focused on diagnostic and interventional imaging, research, ethics, and academic practice.

Full Description

MD in Radiology and Imaging at PAHS is a structured residency program designed to produce clinically competent radiologists with proficiency in conventional and advanced imaging modalities. Training emphasizes image acquisition, interpretation, interventional procedures, patient safety, medical ethics, research methodology, and teaching skills. The curriculum follows a competency-based framework with continuous formative assessment, mandatory thesis work, and certification in predefined Entrustable Professional Activities (EPAs).

Curricular Structure

Features

• Three-year full-time residency
• Competency-based curriculum with EPAs
• Exposure to conventional and advanced imaging
• Integrated research and mandatory thesis with publishable article
• Emphasis on ethics, legal aspects, and patient safety
• Continuous formative and summative assessments
• Training primarily at PAHS-affiliated hospitals

Fee Structure (Tuition Waived)

Admission Process

• Appear in MECEE-PG entrance examination
• Secure minimum 50% in MCQ paper and SJT paper separately
• Merit list prepared with preferential scoring for government service
• 90% seats from open merit, 10% from reservation category
• Tie-breaking based on MBBS aggregate, then MCQ score, then SJT score
• Mandatory physical presence during counseling and seat allocation
• Admission confirmation within stipulated timeframe; failure results in cancellation
• Mandatory service bond signed prior to enrollment

Job Prospects

• Radiologist
• Diagnostic Imaging Specialist
• Interventional Radiologist (with further training)
• Academic Faculty in Radiology
• Consultant in Public or Private Hospitals
• Imaging Center Specialist