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8 years agoBeginner-Level 4
Banglore university.
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8 years agoContributor-Level 9
-Teacher in a school after B.Ed
-Lecturer in a college after M.Sc and PhD
-Researcher
-Higher study courses
-Scientist and can join international organisations if you are really best of all.
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Guide-Level 14
It strictly depends upon what field of science (or physics) fascinates you more. Because there are plenty of courses are available. You need to be very much selective. However, I can refer you certain courses (or skills) which surely help you to succeed in your career. Being a physics student you need to learn about programming (especially R and Python), additionally you must have a very good understanding about statistics and machine learning.
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Yes, you are eligible to do Ph.D. as minimum percentage required is 55% and you qualify that criteria.
Good luck.
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All the best!
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