M.Sc Physics

Dear aspirant, Glad to meet you. A Master of Science M.Sc. Or MS is one of the most sought-after degrees after B.Sc. Physics. It is a specialised, postgraduate programme that incorporates modern scientific tools with the Science of exploration. There are multifarious branches in M.Sc. Physics that you can explore. Given below are some of the specialisation courses you can opt for:
M.Sc in Materials Science and Engineering
M.Sc Vacuum Sciences
M.Sc Acoustics
M.Sc in Applied Physics
M.Sc in Physics
M.Sc Applied Electronics
M.Sc in Atmospheric Science
There are numerous diplomas and paramedical courses for Physics graduates to explore varied specialisations by pursuing a short-term course. Here are the best Diploma and paramedical courses after B.Sc. Physics:
PG Diploma in Data Science
PG Diploma in Astronomy
PG Diploma in Nanotechnology
Diploma in Medical Lab Technology
PG Diploma in Community Health Nursing
Certificate in Lab Assistant/Technician
Diploma in Operation Theatre Technology (OTT)
MBA is also a popular career option amongst B.Sc. Graduates planning to enter the field of Business and Management or aspiring to build their business as an entrepreneur. MBA can provide you with the best global exposure in international business world along with equipping you with key life skills like problem-solving, decision-making, analytical skills, etc. Here are the top courses for MBA after B.Sc. Physics:
MBA in Entrepreneurship
MBA in Innovation
MBA in Data Science
MBA in Business Analytics
MBA in Information Technology.

Hi. A postgraduate degree in Physics involves in-depth study of matter, the Motion of matter through space and time, and its related concepts like force and energy. Broadly speaking, it is a general study of nature for understanding the behavior of the universe. The course gives students a scope of developing their problem solving, mathematical, communication skills and critical thinking, which further broadens into interpreting scientific data that is a blessing to scientific researchers. Eligibility criteria for M.Sc. In Physics
For Indian candidates, candidates should have a B.Sc. Degree with Physics Chemistry and Mathematics with a minimum of 55% marks. They also should have a minimum of 24 credits in the chosen specialisation at the undergraduate level. For international candidates, a minimum of 50% is required in the qualifying examination. They also need to have studied the pre-requisite subjects of Physics Chemistry and Mathematics for getting admission to the desired programme. Entrance Exams for M.Sc. In Physics
There are entrance examinations for getting admission in M.Sc. In Physics:
DUET: Delhi University Entrance exam for Physics is taken in June for which application forms are available from April. CUCET: Central Universities Common Entrance Test is an exam taken by eight central Indian universities. Application forms are available online from April and the exam happens in May. NITTET: The entrance examination in the National Institute of Technology is conducted in June. Application forms are available from April and the exam happens in May. The entrance examination paper has 100 to 150 multiple choice and cross-matching questions. The duration of the examination is 2.5 to 3 hours. Candidates are negatively marked for wrong answers. M.Sc. In Physics Course duration
The M.Sc. In Physics course is completed in 2 years. It has a semester system that is distributed annually and the course is therefore divided into 4 semesters. For those who are studying in the correspondence mode, the course can be completed 2 to 3 years.