Jadavpur University Post Master Diploma Medical Physics: Fees 2026, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

Ans. Candidates must hold an M.Sc. in Physics from a recognised university, with Physics as the major or honours subject at the B.Sc. level. A minimum of 60% aggregate marks in M.Sc. is required. SC/ST candidates receive a 25% relaxation in the minimum marks. Foreign nationals and candidates with at least 1 year of experience in radiotherapy or medical physics receive a 15% relaxation. Admission is based on an interview (60% weightage), M.Sc. marks (30%), and B.Sc. marks (10%).

Ans. The total fee for the 1-year Post M.Sc. Diploma in Medical Physics at JU is INR 1,41,600 (INR 1,20,000 programme fee plus 18% GST), as per the 2026-27 official notification. The fee is payable in two equal instalments of INR 70,800 each. An application fee of INR 500 is payable separately at the time of applying. Students should confirm the current fee with JU at the time of admission.

Ans. Chittaranjan National Cancer Institute (CNCI), Kolkata, is one of India’s premier cancer research and treatment centres. The Post M.Sc. Diploma in Medical Physics at Jadavpur University is offered in collaboration with CNCI, providing students with hands-on clinical training in radiation physics, dosimetry, and medical imaging at an active cancer care facility. This clinical exposure alongside JU’s academic rigour makes the programme a strong preparation for medical physics roles.

Ans. Graduates of the Post M.Sc. Diploma in Medical Physics from JU can pursue careers as medical physicist, radiation safety officer, dosimetrist, nuclear medicine physicist, and research scientist at cancer hospitals, radiotherapy centres, nuclear medicine departments, AERB-regulated facilities, and atomic energy research bodies including BARC. The qualification also supports further academic study or positions in regulatory and quality assurance roles in the medical radiation field.