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Anjali TaRead to Lead
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Hello,
No, you cannot apply for M.Sc physics in IIT. Because, to apply for M.Sc, Physics is that you have to pass B.Sc in Physics.
No, you cannot apply for M.Sc physics in IIT. Because, to apply for M.Sc, Physics is that you have to pass B.Sc in Physics.
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Ankush BhanwalaCivil engineer.
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Prepare for entrance exam of M.Sc Punjab University. It is computer based exam held by Punjab university called as CET:PG. Check here for more information http://admissions.puchd.ac.in/online-admissions.php.
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Ananya Dev
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The dates have not been announced yet. I would advise you to contact the college directly for the information http://www.loyolacollege.edu/admission/adgeneral.php
The dates have not been announced yet. I would advise you to contact the college directly for the information http://www.loyolacollege.edu/admission/adgeneral.php
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Aakrati Jain
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You need to qualify a departmental test. If you are asking specifically about M.Sc. Physics, here are the details:
Duration Course: 4 Semesters
Code: PHMM
Intake: 50
Eligibility criteria: B.Sc. (Hons.) Physics / B. Sc. With Physics as one of the subjects studied in all three years and Mathematics as one of the subsidiary subjects with not less than 55% marks in aggregate and not less than 55% in Physics and Mathematics taken together.
Selection Process: Through Departmental Test.
Test Paper Details: There shall be one paper comprising 80 questions with the following breakup:
a) 70 Objective Type Questions (Multiple Choice): 140 marks
b) 10 Sho
Duration Course: 4 Semesters
Code: PHMM
Intake: 50
Eligibility criteria: B.Sc. (Hons.) Physics / B. Sc. With Physics as one of the subjects studied in all three years and Mathematics as one of the subsidiary subjects with not less than 55% marks in aggregate and not less than 55% in Physics and Mathematics taken together.
Selection Process: Through Departmental Test.
Test Paper Details: There shall be one paper comprising 80 questions with the following breakup:
a) 70 Objective Type Questions (Multiple Choice): 140 marks
b) 10 Sho
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Gargi DasBeat the failure
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In taking M.Sc physics you should have studied physics for 3 full years in graduation then you can seek admission in M.Sc physics. Chemistry is not a necessary subject it is counted as an ancillary subject in B.Sc. So don't worry you will get M.Sc physics if you have B.Sc physics degree you can apply.
All the best.
All the best.
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Deepesh C
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Delhi Technological University (DTU) offers M.Tech in various specializations for the duration of two years at PG level. BE/ B.Tech or M.Sci n the relevant discipline with at least 60% marks in aggregate is the minimum eligibility criteria for admission. GATE qualified candidates are eligible for admission.
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Shubham Belwal
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Pursue any of this according to your interest. For getting government jobs, you need to clear exams like UPSC which has an optional paper. If you plan to choose PCM, as one of your optional paper go ahead with that subject. Anyway, choosing the subject in which you are most comfortable will elevate your preparation for other exams as you will have to give less time to the subject. Usually, Mathematics is chosen by many people if they are interested in clearing some government exams.
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