Physics Spl

Definitely. There are many opportunities. Look into research internships online. You can join universities or colleges like IIT for summer research internship as a physics honours student.

That would depend on your personal interest and what future you wish to make after your Ph.D. All the three streams are good when it comes to getting jobs once you have finished studying. To choose the best institute and also the best course for you, visit Shelldreams Overseas website. They can give you professional guidance in this matter as they specialize in Ph.D. abroad.

You can register online on the website or offline by visiting the campus:
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I think, you should go to nanotechnology for better career.

No, physics, chemistry, maths or biology is involved in the exam. You need a good grammar knowledge in English, reasoning ability and should buy a guide for the teaching aptitude. Because to answer the questions of teaching aptitude, you have to think like a teacher and believe me to think like a teacher is not an easy task.

If you wish to pursue automobile engineering in India, you will have to take chemistry, however, if you don't take chemistry, there are some countries that allow you to pursue some kinds of engineering. For example, Singapore allows one to pursue engineering without chemistry. Different countries and different institutes have different requirements.

No, you cannot pursue this course.
Course Type & Intake Capacity:
Grantable: 30
Non-Grantable: 24
Eligibility:
B.Sc Physics
Duration:
4 Semesters
(2 years)
Selection Process:
As per the merit.