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Rohit Jain

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You would not really need to do a course after PG, you should actually focus on an experience or job rather than the any course.The experience would help you grow skills and use the knowledge that you have.

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Adhyyan Raj

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Dear Kinshu,
The moon or the space has no air. Since sound waves require a material medium to propagate. Therefore, they use radio waves which are electromagnetic waves. These waves do not require any material medium for propagation and hence can be picked by the radio receiver.

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Adhyyan Raj

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Dear Deep Jyoti,
Quantization, in mathematics and digital signal processing, is the process of mapping a large set of input values to a (countable) smaller set. Rounding and truncation are typical examples of quantization processes.

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Akhil Reddy

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Yes, it is equivalent to graduation.

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neha sharma

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Yes, Banasthali Vidyapith is a good choice.

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Smriti Vats

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You can pursue M.Sc in biotechnology and should opt for chemistry at your graduation level. It will be very helpful at M.Sc level. But I think you are not eligible for M.Sc biotechnology because, at the time of the interview, maths is required at 12th level.
All the best!

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Chetna S

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MSc Physics scope has equal demands in the industry, Research, and academic fields. Due to this reason, the future scope for this course is huge. In the past few years, the demand for physicists has increased so much that the salary trend for physics graduates looks very optimistic.

Check the options available for higher studies after MSc Physics below:

  • M.Phil in Physics: M.Phil. in Physics is a pre-doctorate course that teaches and prepares students to work in the research industry for broader academic application.
  • PhD in Physics: A PhD in Physics includes 5 or 6 core courses, with research and dissertation on the core areas of physics
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