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astha singh
Scholar-Level 16
M.Sc. physics is a branch in itself. However there are different subjects which you will study during your course in M.Sc. Physics.
The major subjects in master of physics are listed below
I) Nuclear Physics,
ii) Solid State Physics,
iii) Solid State Electronics,
iv) Chemical Physics,
v) Laser and Plasma Physics.
vi) Electronics - a) Electronics - I [Microprocessors & Microcomputer Systems]
b) Electronics - II [Electronic Communications]
vii) Astronomy and Space Physics.
viii) Materials Science
Ix) Engineering mathematics
The major subjects in master of physics are listed below
I) Nuclear Physics,
ii) Solid State Physics,
iii) Solid State Electronics,
iv) Chemical Physics,
v) Laser and Plasma Physics.
vi) Electronics - a) Electronics - I [Microprocessors & Microcomputer Systems]
b) Electronics - II [Electronic Communications]
vii) Astronomy and Space Physics.
viii) Materials Science
Ix) Engineering mathematics
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Bushra Ansari
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No, there is no physics in BCA. I'm studying BCA and I don't have physics.
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Rahul Sharma
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Hello,
If you are eager to study Physics in higher classes, you can go in:
Defense
Meteorology
Engineering
Research
Nuclear Scientist
PPC Specialist
System Developer
Surveyor
If you are eager to study Physics in higher classes, you can go in:
Defense
Meteorology
Engineering
Research
Nuclear Scientist
PPC Specialist
System Developer
Surveyor
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astha singh
Scholar-Level 16
Please ask the relevant authorities of your institute, if you can extract your 4th-semester marks. They would know better if you will be permitted to do so.
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astha singh
Scholar-Level 16
Please check on important application dates for M.sc physics. Admissions are now closed in most colleges. You can prepare to apply for the next year. However, there might be a few colleges which are still accepting students in their science courses.
B.Sc.(Genl.)/B.Sc. (Pass) (3 Years course after 10+2) with 60% or above marks in the aggregate and 60% or above marks in Physics. from Delhi University or any other University whose Examination is recognized as equivalent to Delhi University and fulfil other conditions of eligibility.
B.Sc.(Genl.)/B.Sc. (Pass) (3 Years course after 10+2) with 60% or above marks in the aggregate and 60% or above marks in Physics. from Delhi University or any other University whose Examination is recognized as equivalent to Delhi University and fulfil other conditions of eligibility.
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astha singh
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General Eligibility Criteria
Indian national, as well as foreign nationals, are eligible for JAM.
Candidates applying for JAM should have Bachelor's degree as a qualifying examination degree.
The qualifying examination must be passed with minimum 55% aggregate marks (in all subjects including Languages and Subsidiaries, all years combined) without rounding off.
Candidates belonging from SC/ST category are required to obtain at least 50% aggregate marks, without rounding off.
In case of grading system/CGPA, the equivalence in percentage of marks will be decided by the admitting Institute.
Candidates who are pursuing the qualifying examination
Indian national, as well as foreign nationals, are eligible for JAM.
Candidates applying for JAM should have Bachelor's degree as a qualifying examination degree.
The qualifying examination must be passed with minimum 55% aggregate marks (in all subjects including Languages and Subsidiaries, all years combined) without rounding off.
Candidates belonging from SC/ST category are required to obtain at least 50% aggregate marks, without rounding off.
In case of grading system/CGPA, the equivalence in percentage of marks will be decided by the admitting Institute.
Candidates who are pursuing the qualifying examination
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astha singh
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Please refer to the link provided below for details regarding top colleges offering a course in B.Sc.
https://www.shiksha.com/science/articles/top-10-bsc-msc-colleges-in-india-blogId-13473
https://www.shiksha.com/science/articles/top-10-bsc-msc-colleges-in-india-blogId-13473
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astha singh
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Please refer to the link provided below for number of seats available in University of Rajasthan for M.Sc. Physics. You should be able to download their brochure which contains all details regarding number of seats available for admission and eligibility criteria.
https://www.shiksha.com/university/university-of-rajasthan-jaipur-23071
https://www.shiksha.com/university/university-of-rajasthan-jaipur-23071
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