B.Sc Physics

Hi, can you please be more specific about which course you are asking about, so that we can help you with proper information as cut off of each course is different as per the subject basis.

Nope.
Application form for various UG and PG courses were available till June 30, 2019.

Hi, for B.Sc. Hons. Courses- physics+ chemistry+ mathematics. The cut off are above 92% for general category. Marks are calculated out of 100 including theory+ practical marks. For more information regarding admission process visit Delhi university website.

You can take admission in SVVV, Indore. Here, you will get lot of opportunities for your career and research.

Here you get complete information about eligibility and admission process of B.Sc Physics in Ravenshaw University
https://www.shiksha.com/science/course/b-sc-in-physics-ravenshaw-university-Cuttack-323327.

Hello,
You can visit this link for the colleges. https://www.shiksha.com/science/colleges/b-sc-physics-colleges-india
Regards.

The difference is that a hons degree is more concentrated on the course. So, your B.Sc would be more focused on physics subject. One more thing hons. Course is always more recognized than general one.

Hi,
This link will help you ( https://www.shiksha.com/science/articles/top-10-bsc-msc-colleges-in-india-blogId-13473) and you can search more about these colleges also, compare them here at Shiksha. Com.

Hi,
B.Sc (hons) is a degree of 4 years while B.Sc Physics is just for only 3 years. In BCS (Hons), you will study a particular subject and a particular topic and master in that while in B.Sc (physics) you have to study all the subject (Physics, Chemistry etc.)
B.Sc (hons) students always have an advantage in jobs than B.Sc (Physics) students. For example you went for a job and there only 1 seat is available but one more student came to take that job. You did B.Sc (hons) while the other one did B.Sc (physics), so the company employee selector will going to choose you for that job.