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Megha Malhotra

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Hello,
You can't study M.Sc in astrophysics after BDS directly. I mean you can change your career but you can't get admission directly in M.Sc.
First thing is: - you must have maths in class 12, it's very good if you had.
2nd thing is: - you take some other way that would be good for you I guess, I mean keep pursuing in dental field and learn astrophysics indirectly. One of the easiest way is to join certification courses. Seek for online courses in astrophysics and study them. However, for getting admission in M.Sc astrophysics one needs to have B.Sc. Hon's in physics.

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Megha Malhotra

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Yes, you can get admission in IISER, etc. After doing B.Sc Honors physics from any college but the procedure one has to follow to go there is :-
Option no. 1:- after B.Sc. Hon's physics to do one year post graduate Diploma and then one have to give GATE exam, with GATE scores they take admission, this option will help you to get scholarship in M.Sc HRDM (human resource development ministry) will pay the charges of your academics.
Option no 2:- This option is regarding giving direct entrance exam of this institutions after that they select on the basis of entrance exam marks.

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Shweta Singh

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The college offers PG programme in that is M.Sc physics. For admission to this course, first you need to complete your graduation.

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Ankush SableOver 4 yrs of experience in Engineering Field.

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Hi Deepanshi,
I am having something for you, go through it, it will help you. In India, you will have to start focusing on your career once you pass 10th grade. One should choose Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics as core subjects in 12th. After you are done with 12th grade and you have gotten good grades, you need to focus on a good Bachelors degree from a recognised university. One could choose a course in Physics, Chemistry, Maths, Biology, or Aerospace Engineering. To be able to get a post graduation degree and a doctorate, you need to do well in your undergraduate degree. Post graduation and doctorate will basically be specialisati
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priyank sharma

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These are some of the world famous institutions for studies of Astronomy or Astrophysics. Now, let's focus upon the job opportunities after the completion of the course. The Indian Institute of Astronomers and several other astronomical institutions offer the job opportunity as Junior Research Scientist after completing the course successfully. Later in future after experience and achievements job opportunities are available with famous government institutes like DRDO and ISRO.

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IUCAA Ph.D. Programme
To be admitted to IUCAA's Ph.D. programme, you must first appear for either the following two tests:
Jont Entrance Screening Test (JEST) [ http://www.jest.org.in/ ]
IUCAA-NCRA Admission Test (INAT)
Eligibility:
The academic year at IUCAA begins in August every year. Students, who expect to complete their M.Sc. (in Physics / Electronics / Astronomy / Applied Mathematics) or B.E. / B.Tech. / M.E. / M.Tech. degree (any branch) by August are eligible to apply. In addition, talented final year B.Sc., 1st year M.Sc. (in Physics / Electronics / Astronomy / Applied Mathematics) and 2nd / 3rd year B.E. / B.Tech. (any branch)
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