Masters

Higher study options after B.Sc. Physics:
Given below are some of the higher studies options that the students can choose from the following:
B.Ed
B.Tech Electronics
M.Sc Acoustics
M.Sc Applied Electronics
M.Sc Astronomy
M.Sc Astrophysics
M.Sc Electronics
M.Sc Geophysics
M.Sc Medical Physics
M.Sc Nuclear physics
M.Sc Physics
M.Sc Physics
M.Sc Vacuum Sciences
Master in Atomic and Molecular Physics
Masters Degree Physics
MBA
MCA
PG Diploma in Physics
Postgraduate Certificate and Diplomas Physics
Postgraduate Certificate in Education Physics
Geophysics is an applied subject of Earth sciences. It has two broad aspects as far as career is concerned:
If you are aiming for higher education as MS, Ph.D, M.Phil. This field has enormous opportunities throughout the world. Several renowned universities accept students as research scholars both in India (IITs, ISM and BHU) as well as abroad. Several research institutes are also there to take students as project interns. ( NGRI, NIOS, IITM, etc.). There are different branches of geophysics each of which carries good scope to be a good researcher in the field of Earth Sciences. Another aspect is professional aspect. There are various vacancies in giant companies like ONGC, CIL, GAIL, IOCL and BPCL which recruits both from campus as well as through offline examination. Since last two years, UPSC is conducting exams for GSI grade A and B officers having graduated from geophysics. Globally, MNCs like Shell, Schlumberger and others too recruit geophysics candidates however due to the recent dip in oil prices, I would not recommend to focus on that. M.Sc in Oceanography:
Oceanography is the branch of Earth Science which deals with the study of oceans and seas with specific importance to coastline, estuaries, coastal waters, shelves and the ocean B.Ed. The subject of study covers a wide range of topics, including marine organisms and ecosystem dynamics; ocean currents, waves, and geophysical fluid dynamics; plate tectonics and the geology of the sea floor; and fluxes of various chemical substances and physical properties within the ocean and across its boundaries.
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Hello Vishwas,
Well, no course will guarantee you a job, even an engineer may be left jobless for few months or so depending on the market situation. In such a situation it depends on your academic performance and networking skills and also your hidden passions. Psychology has immense scope all over the world, clinical psychology, industrial psychology, etc. Are in demand. No, your engineering background shouldn't be a matter of worry, in fact, will help you diversify your profile. But when you apply to a university, you must clearly state Why you want to pursue psychology now? What your interests and passions are? What are your career goals? Get into a good university and explore options. It should be a good choice for you. Read this:
https://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/scalliwag/201208/engineering-the-smart-career-choice-people-who-love-psychology.