Physics Eligibility
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8 years ago
Guide-Level 15
So, you should try next year for admission.
I am sad for you. But, you can't do anything.
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9 years ago
Scholar-Level 17
as your marks are very low it will be difficult for you to get admission in Australia.
there are lots of diploma courses you can do from Australia .
please talk to MS. Chetna on https://shiksha.com or www.bassekraah.com for admission in Australia.
All the best
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9 years ago
Contributor-Level 10
Complete your BSc, MSc and then join a PhD program. There are entrance exams that you will have to clear at every stage. For example, if you want to go abroad for your PhD then you will have to clear GRE.
Other than that, the main requirement is interest in physics. There are different styles and types of intelligence which can all contribute to Physics. Physicists are broadly divided into experimentalists and theoreticians. Which path you want to choose is something you can decide when you join your PhD.
Career as a Researcher can be stressful, comparatively low paying and carries higher risks of mental health problems. On the other han
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2016-05-31 10:26:22
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