Physics Spl

No, firstly you have to complete 1st year of B.Ed course, then you will be eligible for the same. Good luck.

Below is the list of few colleges:
1. Osmania University
2. Andhra University
3. Andhra University, College Of Science & Technology,
4. Punjab University
Most colleges admit students to the course on the basis of their performance in the relevant entrance test. Admission process varies accordingly.

There are 3 streams under M.Sc B.Ed programme and they are mathematics, physics and chemistry. To know the details visit:http://www.riemysore.ac.in/msc-ed/

No, you should study B.Sc Physics only in order to get admission for M.Sc Physics.

There is no one year MCA. It is a PG course of two yearsduration.

Hello,
It is nice to know that your desire to acquire graduation has not diminished. Your two years spent doing engineering in IT, in fact will be wasted but how does it matter? If you are going to pursue BSc then it is well worth it. Admission for BSc in this college is based on the marks obtained in your 12th and I believe there will be no other criteria, so best wishes.

Please click the link below for all the details related to the scope of physics honors course. https://bit.ly/2QyXZcY.

Hello,
Well, these are the optional subjects, it depends upon your perspective what you want to do accordingly choose the subjects.

Physics:
Section A:
Physics and measurement
Kinematics
Thermodynamics
Work, energy and power
Rotational motion
Gravitation
Laws of motion
Properties of solids and liquids
Electronic devices
Kinetic theory of gases
Oscillations and waves
Communication systems
Current electricity
Magnetic effects of current and magnetism
Electromagnetic induction and alternating currents
Electromagnetic waves
Optics
Dual nature of matter and radiation
Electrostatics
Atoms and Nuclei
Section B:
Experimental Skills (complete syllabus is mentioned in the link below).

To make a career in the research field, you need an honours degree. Usually, a 2:1 or above, in a related subject. Relevant subject areas include physical, mathematical and applied sciences, urban and land studies, and engineering. In particular, the following subjects are helpful:
astrophysics/physics.