Adamas University Kolkata M.Sc + Diploma Medical Physics: Fees 2026, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

Ans. Candidates must hold an M.Sc in Physics, Medical Physics, Nuclear Physics, Biophysics, or a related science discipline from a UGC-recognised university with at least 55% aggregate marks. Admission is through AUAT or merit shortlisting based on M.Sc performance. Working professionals in radiotherapy or nuclear medicine may also be considered.

Ans. The total fee for the 1-year Post-M.Sc Diploma in Medical Physics is INR 1,71,800 as per the official 2026 fee schedule. The programme spans 2 semesters. Hostel charges are payable separately.

Ans. The Post-M.Sc Diploma in Medical Physics at Adamas University covers radiation physics, radiotherapy planning, medical imaging physics, radiation protection and safety, nuclear medicine physics, and quality assurance in radiology. The programme includes laboratory sessions and hospital clinical training.

Ans. Graduates can pursue careers as medical physicists in hospitals, cancer treatment centres, nuclear medicine departments, and diagnostic radiology units. Some graduates move into radiation safety, regulatory compliance, or medical device calibration roles. The diploma also prepares candidates for PhD in Medical Physics or advanced clinical training.

Ans. Adamas University is a UGC-recognised State Private University (WB Act IV of 2014) with NAAC Grade A accreditation. The Post-M.Sc Diploma in Medical Physics is a university-awarded qualification valid for clinical hospital employment and further research. Candidates should verify recognition with their target employer or hospital.

Ans. Candidates apply online at admissions.adamas.ac.in during the admission window. Documents required include M.Sc marksheets, degree certificate, and government-issued photo identity proof. After merit shortlisting via AUAT or direct interview, selected candidates pay the admission fee and complete document verification on campus.