I am going to study in college which offers diploma radiography of 2 years so can i job with this without degree?

In most countries, a 2-year diploma in radiography is not sufficient for independent practice. While it might allow you to work *under the supervision* of a registered radiographer or in a limited capacity, you'll generally need a bachelor's degree (or equivalent) to become a fully licensed and independently practicing radiographer. The specific requirements vary significantly by country and even region within a country.

Before you start your diploma, you should:

* Check the licensing requirements in your country/region: Contact the relevant professional regulatory body for radiographers in your area. Their website will have the exact educational and licensing requirements needed to practice.

* Investigate career paths with a diploma: While a diploma might not qualify you for all radiography jobs, it could still open doors to certain roles, perhaps as a radiography assistant or in a support role within a radiology department. Understanding these options is crucial.

In short, a 2-year diploma might be a stepping stone, but it's unlikely to be sufficient for independent practice as a radiographer in most places. You need to verify the specific regulations where you plan to work.