Important Highlights:

Test Series Details:

1] 10 Full-Length Mock Tests (each containing 50 questions) based on the latest BARC DipRP 2025 exam pattern are included.

2] PDF solutions are available for all mock tests.

3] Test papers are based on Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs).

Test Pattern:

1] Each full-length test contains 50 questions.

2] The duration for each test is 1.5 hours.

3] Marking Scheme: +3 marks for each correct answer and -1 mark for each wrong answer.

Study Materials Provided

1] Subject-wise Handwritten Short Notes for fast and easy revision.

Diploma in Radiological Physics (DipRP) – One year Post-M.Sc. programme

Radiological Physics and Advisory Division (RP&AD) of Bhabha Atomic Research Centre (BARC) is conducting the Diploma in Radiological Physics (DipRP) course since 1962. This is a post-M.Sc. programme and the duration is one year. Sixty-one (61) courses have been conducted successfully (academic year 2023 – 2024) and sixty-second (62) batch (2024-25) is under way. Initially, the course was affiliated to University of Bombay/Mumbai and since 2007, this course is conducted under the aegis of Homi Bhabha National Institute (a deemed to be University), Mumbai. The 63rd DipRP course is scheduled to commence from the first week of August 2025. Total allocated seats for admission to the course is 30 (including up to 5 sponsored candidates from Government Institutions).

The course contains radiation physics, applied mathematics, principles of radiation detection and measurement, radiation dosimetry and standardization, radiation biology, applications of ionizing radiation and radioisotopes in medicine, industry, agriculture and research, physics of radiotherapy and medical imaging; transport of radioactive materials, radiation safety and regulatory aspects, radiation hazard evaluation and control; radiation emergencies and its management. The course also contains practical and field training relevant to the practice of medical physicists and radiological safety officers. The total duration of the field training is ten weeks [six weeks at BARC, two weeks each at Tata Memorial Hospital (TMH) and Radiation Medicine Centre (RMC), Mumbai]. The medium of instruction is English.