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Rochit Goel
Contributor-Level 10
There many career options after completing B.Sc in physics. But, if you are interest in physics/ science stream related career, then it would be better if you opt for M.Sc in physics and then do Ph.D.
There are various technical jobs available for physics graduates/ post graduates like radiation monitoring, electrical power plant operator and scientific instrument operator.
After PG in physics, you can apply for NET/SET examination and can teach in government or private colleges. After doing B.Ed, you can apply in various government or private Schools
You are also eligible to apply:
1. Union Public Service Commission for posts like IPS,
There are various technical jobs available for physics graduates/ post graduates like radiation monitoring, electrical power plant operator and scientific instrument operator.
After PG in physics, you can apply for NET/SET examination and can teach in government or private colleges. After doing B.Ed, you can apply in various government or private Schools
You are also eligible to apply:
1. Union Public Service Commission for posts like IPS,
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VIKRAM SONIMentor , Artist , Social worker, Traveller
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Hi,
Yes, you are eligible to apply for M.Sc nanoscience program because most of the universities require only B.Sc degree, but some of the universities require minimum 60% in graduation and class 12th. So, you need to check the eligibility and admission process for the particular university.
All the best.
Yes, you are eligible to apply for M.Sc nanoscience program because most of the universities require only B.Sc degree, but some of the universities require minimum 60% in graduation and class 12th. So, you need to check the eligibility and admission process for the particular university.
All the best.
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Himanshu Rao
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Uses of convex lens are:
1) Convex lens is used in microscopes and magnifying glasses to subject all the light to a specific point.
2) Convex lens is used as a camera lens in cameras as they focus light for a clean picture
3) Convex lens is used in the correction of hypermetropia.
4) The convex mirror is used as side-view mirror on the passenger side of a car because it forms an erect and smaller image for the way behind the car.
5) The convex mirror is suitable for convenient shop and big supermarket and any other corner where need anti-thief.
6) Convex mirrors are used inside the buildings. They are also used in making lenses of sunglasses
1) Convex lens is used in microscopes and magnifying glasses to subject all the light to a specific point.
2) Convex lens is used as a camera lens in cameras as they focus light for a clean picture
3) Convex lens is used in the correction of hypermetropia.
4) The convex mirror is used as side-view mirror on the passenger side of a car because it forms an erect and smaller image for the way behind the car.
5) The convex mirror is suitable for convenient shop and big supermarket and any other corner where need anti-thief.
6) Convex mirrors are used inside the buildings. They are also used in making lenses of sunglasses
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Rochit Goel
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An engineer's vise, also known as a metalworking vise or machinist's vise, is used to clamp metal instead of wood. It is used to hold metal, when filing or cutting. It is sometimes made of cast steel or malleable cast iron, but most are made of cast iron.
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Renuka RanaCommunity Manager
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A reflex action, differently known as a reflex, is an involuntary and nearly instantaneous movement in response to a stimulus. Scientific use of the term "reflex" refers to a behavior that is mediated via the reflex arc; this does not apply to casual uses of the term "reflex".
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Anuj Singh
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In statics, Lami's theorem is an equation that relates the magnitudes of three coplanar, concurrent and non-collinear forces, that keeps a body in static equilibrium.
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Zubin MehtaExpert Advisor for Senior Management.
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You should keep revising concepts where you're weak at, solve more questions on that and keep asking doubts with your coaching institutes. Make habit to focus on it and solve as many questions on it.
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abhay pidiaar
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You need to start hard work from now onwards, so as to score high in physics. To build a strong base you need to study from NCERT books. For JEE, you need to practices past papers. You may use Disha Publication for 39 years to solve it.
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Satyam R
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Hi,
You can refer following question to get your answer for the same:
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