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Ridhima BansalCurrently working as Biology tutor

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Hi Prachiti,
You need to give entrance exam for this and it is held every year in month of June and form is out in month of April.
Good luck.

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Hem Lata

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You need to score a minimum of 50 % in graduation in B.Sc Physics course to become eligible for M.Sc in Physics in Guru Ghasidas Vishwavidyalaya

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JITENDRA PATELClear vision ..... Great thinking.....

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You can use Shiksha college predictor tool to find out the NIT colleges. Here is the link https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/jee-mains-college-predictor.

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Ridhima BansalCurrently working as Biology tutor

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Hi,
This time it's percentile and not percentage, which means if your son gets 52 percentile that is your son is 52 percent ahead of other students and 48 percent below other students. And, to qualify JEE Mains exam you need to get 70 percentile. Good luck.

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Mansi Pahujapharmacist pursuing mba

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You can get the syllabus from the site kuk. AC. In.

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Pradip Ku Sahu#medico as well as a lecturer

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As you did not mention any college name, at least 75 percentage is required to get a good college in Mumbai.

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Kukki Bala

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You can find ample career openings both in public as well as private sector enterprises. You can apply for all government jobs that insight graduation as the basic qualification. One can find various opportunities in governmental organization like DRDO, VSSC, ISRO, SSPL etc. Can also recruited in space research centers and in research laboratories. The Following list shows some of the common job types and Employment areas for Physics graduate:
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Lab Supervisor, Researcher, Technician, Teacher, Scientist, Consulting Physicist, Research Associate, Senior Physicist, Assistant Scientist, Radiation Oncologist, Radio list, Professor
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kanu vashisht

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Just go through the criteria of doing M.Sc from any institution you wish to go for. Then, go through the admission criteria for the same. All the best.

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Leena Agarwal

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There are many options after B.Sc Physics, it only depend on your area of interest: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
Master's Degree Physics
MBA
MCA
PG Diploma in Physics
Postgraduate Certificate and Diplomas Physics
Postgraduate Certificate in Education Physics.

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