Fellowship in Radiology offers specialized postgraduate training for those who have already completed their MBBS/AYUSH/MD/DNB in Radiology. These fellowships typically focus on specific subspecialties within radiology, allowing radiologists to develop advanced skills and in-depth knowledge in areas such as:​

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Curriculum Overview:

• Core Modules:

  • Cardiac

  • Thoracic and Respiratory

  • Vascular and Interventional

  • Musculoskeletal and Trauma

  • Gastrointestinal

  • Breast

  • Genecology and Obstetrics

  • Genitourinary and Adrenal

  • Pediatrics

  • Head and Neck

  • Neuroradiology

  • Radionuclide Radiology

  • Physics

  • Basic Science

  • Professional Skills

• Learning Features:

  • Interactive case studies to master clinical information interpretation.

  • High-quality images and engaging animations to enhance understanding.

  • Self-assessment exercises to track progress.

• Research Project/Thesis:

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What you can expect from a Fellowship:​

• Duration: Fellowships typically range from 6 months to 2 years, depending on the subspecialty and the institution.

• Hands-on experience: You'll gain practical experience interpreting images and often performing procedures under the guidance of experienced radiologists.

• Specialized knowledge: You'll receive focused education in your chosen subspecialty.

• Research opportunities: Many programs involve research projects and presentations.

• Multidisciplinary interaction: You'll likely participate in tumor boards and conferences with other specialists.

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Application Process:

The application process usually involves:

• Submitting your Curriculum Vitae (CV).

• A Statement of Purpose (SOP) or motivation letter.

• Copies of your medical degrees and registration certificates.

• Letters of recommendation (may be required).