Physics Spl

First of all, if you address your current predicament as phobia then it'll worsen your situation. don't panic or get afraid. Physics is most student's nightmare. It's because they believe it without even giving it their best. Here are my pieces of advice for you.
1. Tell yourself that the optics part isn't that tough. boost your self-confidence.
2. First get the theory part clear. if you're having problems doing that all by yourself then take help from online tuition.
3. Read through online resources. Sometimes the bookish language is tough to understand for students but even in exams, it is highly recommended to write answers in your own language.
4. Take Free Trial Sessions From Online Physics Tutors for unprepared or tough topics e.g Optics.
5. Optics part is mainly based on theory and the numerical questions are based on the theory as well so read and practice each derivation at least 4-5 times a day.
6. Take a Break in between your preparation. Don't overexert yourself more than you should. Remeber this phobia is all in your head and it won't go away until you treat it accordingly.
Best of luck.

There are two modes for admission in M.Sc (Physics) at Hindu College, Delhi University:
(A) Eligibility for entrance mode admission: Candidate must have completed B.Sc (Hons) in Physics from any recognized university with 50% aggregate and 50% in Physics or a candidate must have completed B.Sc in Physics, B.Sc (Hons) in Electronics or Bachelor in Applied Science with Honors in instrumentation/electronics from any recognized university (in 10+2+3 scheme of examination) with 60% aggregate and 60% in Physics. Or Any Science or Engineering graduate with Physics and Mathematics in graduation with 60% aggregate and 60% in Physics.
(B) Eligibility for Merit mode admission: Candidate must have completed B.Sc. (Hons) in Physics from University of Delhi with 60% aggregate and 60% in Physics. Must have studied Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry/Statistics/Geology/ Electronics/ Computer Science at graduation level (applicable to all the above-mentioned criteria in both the modes of admission).

Mathematics has got a great importance in the industrial and economic development of a country. M.Sc in Mathematics is the postgraduate course in Mathematics which enables the candidates to use their mathematical knowledge in different areas. This course has got great scope and there are ample opportunities available for the M.Sc graduates.
Graduates in M.Sc Physics can find different technical jobs in public and private sector. There are many opportunities available for M.Sc Physics graduates in technical field. They can work as Observations Scientist, Assistant Scientist, Quality Control Manager, Laboratory Technician, School Science Technician or Research Analyst in any government or private organization. Apart from technical field, they can also go for teaching in government or private institutions.
Each of these two courses are very different from each other, although they are part of the same tree (M.Sc), and have equivalent scope in the world of science.