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Majority of the universities require maths, computer science and information practices.
So accordingly you can apply and do check the eligibility of the particular university for the same.
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In physics, circular motion is a movement of an object along the circumference of a circle or rotation along a circular path. It can be uniform, with constant angular rate of rotation and constant speed, or non-uniform with a changing rate of rotation.
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Subjects
Topics
-Mathematical physics
Vector Calculus.
Orthogonal Curvilinear Coordinates.
Multiple Integrals.
Some Special Integrals.
-Mechanics
Fundamentals of Dynamics.
Rotational Dynamics.
Gravitation and Central Force Motion.
Elasticity.
-Chemistry
Bonding.
Organization of Solids.
Weak Chemical Forces.
Organic Chemistry.
-Technical Writing & Communication in English
Communication.
Writing Skills.
Technical Writing.
Thesis statement.
-Oscillations & Waves
Oscillations.
Free Oscillations.
Waves.
Velocity
of Waves.
-Electricity and Magnetism
Electric Circuits.
Electric Field and Electric Potential.
Dielectric Properties of Matter.
Magnetic Field.
-Digita
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I am confused. If you have completed your B Sc, then you need not talk of 12th. However, every university has its own criteria for giving admission to M.Sc. You will have to check on the website of the university.
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B.Sc in physics is a popular option and could be one of the best if you want to do higher studies and research in Physics, in your case it's going to be optics I believe. Score well in your B.Sc, you can also look for MS options abroad for better prospects.
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