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As per the eligibility criteria, you need to get minimum 60% in graduation (Life science or biotech) and 60% in class 12th. So, you are not eligible as of now. If you score above 60% after your 3rd year result, then you can apply for the same.
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MSc Physics scope has equal demands in the industry, Research, and academic fields. Due to this reason, the future scope for this course is huge. In the past few years, the demand for physicists has increased so much that the salary trend for physics graduates looks very optimistic.
Check the options available for higher studies after MSc Physics below:
- M.Phil in Physics: M.Phil. in Physics is a pre-doctorate course that teaches and prepares students to work in the research industry for broader academic application.
- PhD in Physics: A PhD in Physics includes 5 or 6 core courses, with research and dissertation on the core areas of physics
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