Hello,

Yes, B.Sc. Radiotherapy graduates are generally eligible for M.Sc. in Medical Physics, but it depends on the specific university and their admission criteria.

Some universities may require a specific percentage in physics as a major subject, while others may consider the overall background in physics and biology from the B.Sc. in Radiotherapy program.

The number of seats and fees vary significantly between institutions.

Thank you!!

Hello,

(DNGC) located in Itanagar, Arunachal Pradesh, does not provide an M.Sc. in Physics. The college offers solely undergraduate science degrees, specifically a B.Sc. in Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, or Botany–Zoology, through its Science department.

Hope this helps. All the best!

Hello Aspirant,

Dera Natung Government College (DNGC), Itanagar does not offer an M.Sc. in Physics. It provides only undergraduate programs such as B.Sc in Physics, Chemistry, Zoology, Botany, and Mathematics under its Science department. You can check some other colleges that offer MSC in physics.

All the best for your career.

Hello Mr. Vijay Subramanian,

Both the Engineering Physics (EP) program at IIT Hyderabad and the MS degree in ECE at IIIT Hyderabad will be great options, it depends on your daughter's interests and long-term commitments.

Select Engineering Physics at IITH if she is:

• Interested in core physics, research work or pursuing higher studies (PhD/MS abroad)
• Someone who enjoys studying material science, electromagnetism or quantum mechanics.
• Indifferent to remaining in a field like data science, computational physics, or electronics later in her academic journey while still being able to do research early on.

Select MS ECE at IIITH if she is:

• Interested in electronics, VLSI, embedded systems, or signal processing.
• Does not mind a greater duration (5–6 years), and is focused on the depth of research at the expense of breadth of topics.
• looking for an off-campus research or development position in industry, especially if it will be in the field of ECE.

Key Considerations:

1. EP at IITH is a BTech program that can allow her to spread her wings to broader aspects once she graduates.
2. MS at IIITH is primarily a research program for students who have already made a commitment to specific areas in ECE.
3. IIITH MS is rigorous and selective, promotes research opportunities, and provides stipends but committed 1st years with MS could see research starting early.

If she is unsure for a long-term commitment to research, EP at IITH is more open-ended. If she is certain she wants research opportunities in ECE, then IIITH MS program will not be a mistake.

Hello amrinder !

Congratulations on getting selected for an interview at IISc. Your IISc material engineering ( M.Tech research/ Ph.D.) interview results will be declared only on the IISc admission portal not on COAP.

Secondly if you are selected the offer letter must be accepted through the IISc admission portal itself not via COAP.

COAP is used only for course based M.Tech/M.Des not for M.Tech (research) or Ph.D.

Hello Tanuj,

Choosing between B.Sc. in Physics and B.Tech depends on your career goals. If you join an NIT for a physics-related branch in B.Tech, you’ll likely get specializations like Engineering Physics or Materials Science, which combine physics concepts with engineering applications. This path often leads to careers in research, technology companies, or higher studies in applied sciences. On the other hand, a pure B.Sc. in Physics focuses more on theoretical understanding and can lead to research, academia, or specialized master’s programs. In terms of placements, B.Tech generally offers more direct corporate opportunities, while B.Sc. students may have to study further for higher-paying jobs. Since NITs are reputed, either option will add value, but if you want a strong mix of industry exposure and academics, B.Tech might be better.

Thank you,

Hii,
Scoring full marks in Biology in CUET is a great achievement, and it shows your strength in the subject. But low scores in Chemistry and Physics may affect your chances for some specific science courses, it doesn’t mean that you cannot get admission anywhere especially when you're open to exploring a variety of science-related courses.When it comes to getting into reputed central universities like Delhi University (DU), Banaras Hindu University (BHU), and Jamia Millia Islamia (JMI), admission is typically based on your best-of-subject scores, depending on the course you're applying for. For many B.Sc. (Hons.) programs, especially in Biology-related fields like Botany, Zoology, Environmental Science, or Life Sciences, your Biology score will be given the highest weightage.
At DU, different colleges and courses have their own subject combinations and cutoffs. If you're applying for a course like B.Sc. (Hons.) in Botany or Zoology, many colleges may consider Biology and English as core subjects and might accept low Chemistry/Physics marks if your overall percentile remains competitive.

On the other hand at BHU, they conduct CUET-based admissions, and you still have a fair shot for science-related courses, especially in the biological sciences domain. They often publish a merit list that gives more weightage to your best-scoring subjects.
Jamia Millia Islamia offers various science programs and some vocational or interdisciplinary courses that may not strictly demand high Physics and Chemistry marks if you're strong in Biology.

Since you're ready to take admission in any science-related course, consider looking into programs like:B.Sc. in Life Sciences,B.Sc. in Microbiology or Biotechnology,B.Sc. in Nutrition & Dietetics and more You can check

Also, you can check state universities or other central institutes where competition may be slightly lower and cutoff combinations may be more flexible.

Thank you and all the best for your admission!

Hii

Unfortunately, there are no official past question papers available on Anna University website for M.Sc. Medical Physics Entrance exam. University not publish their papers online.

You can try other ways:
- Explore Unofficial sources: Social Media or groups that other students recommend.
- Leverage coaching Material: Some coaching centres or online study apps may offer sample or mock papers.
- You must focus on syllabus based preparation: make you study plan and practice every day.

You can check following private colleges in Delhi-NCR that offer M.Sc in Medical Physics:
- Amity University, Noida: Total cost would be 2.4 lakhs foe entire course. They hold strong placement outcomes with highest package of 35.5 lakhs and average 9.6 lakhs
- Mahamaya Technical University, Noida: a good reputed college and about fees structure you can check on official website.
- Lingaya's Vidyapeeth, Delhi
- Gurukul Institute of Management and Technology, Delhi