Geetanjali Diploma FAQs
Ques. What is the difference between Diploma in Dialysis Technology, OT Technology, and Radiation Technology at Geetanjali?
Ans. All three are 2-year paramedical diploma programmes with the same fees and admission process. Dialysis Technology trains students to operate and maintain kidney dialysis equipment and assist nephrologists. OT Technology focuses on assisting surgeons in the operation theatre by managing surgical instruments, patient positioning, and sterile protocols. Radiation Technology trains students in operating imaging and radiation therapy equipment under radiologists and radiation oncologists.
Ques. Is the ₹4,00,000 fee for Geetanjali Diploma programmes paid all at once or in instalments?
Ans. The fee of ₹4,00,000 is charged at ₹2,00,000 per year, payable semester-wise or annually depending on the institute’s current payment policy. Candidates should confirm the exact fee payment schedule with the Geetanjali Medical College admissions office at the time of joining.
Ques. What jobs can I get after completing Diploma in Radiation Technology from Geetanjali?
Ans. Graduates of the Diploma in Radiation Technology can work as Radiation Technologists, Radiography Technicians, CT Scan Technologists, or MRI Technologists in hospitals, diagnostic centres, and cancer care facilities. With experience, many graduates progress to senior technologist or supervisor roles. A B.Sc in Radiological Technology can be pursued later for broader career advancement.
Ques. Does Geetanjali Medical College provide hostel accommodation for paramedical diploma students?
Ans. Geetanjali Medical College has hostel facilities available on campus. Hostel charges are separate from the tuition fees and subject to availability. Students seeking hostel accommodation should apply separately and confirm availability and charges with the college administration during the admission process.
Ques. Can I pursue a full degree course after completing a paramedical diploma at Geetanjali?
Ans. Yes. After completing a paramedical diploma, students can pursue lateral entry into B.Sc paramedical degree programmes at various universities, subject to the eligibility criteria of the target institution. For example, Diploma in Dialysis Technology graduates can apply for B.Sc in Dialysis Technology, and Diploma in Radiation Technology holders can apply for B.Sc Radiological Technology at eligible institutions.


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