Master of Science (MSc) in Medical Physics

As specified above. Further, selection via merit through university entrance (e.g., PGCET) and counseling .

The M.Sc. in Medical Physics is an interdisciplinary, industry-aligned postgraduate program aimed at integrating physics into advanced medical healthcare. It covers core areas such as radiation dosimetry, biomedical instrumentation, radiation protection, imaging physics, and clinical oncology physics. Recognized by the Atomic Energy Regulatory Board (AERB), the course prepares graduates for roles in medical imaging, radiotherapy, nuclear medicine, radiation safety, clinical research, and teaching. In collaboration with partner institutions (e.g., AJHRC, MIO), students gain hands-on training and practical internship exposure. Opportunities exist in hospitals, academic institutions, regulatory agencies, and research labs