Engineering Physics
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Both are good institutes for pursuing higher studies. MSc in Physics helps students who are enrolled to learn about various topics associated with the concepts of Physics like classical mechanics, nuclear physics, geophysics, astrophysics, matter, electronics, electromagnetism etc. The entire course is the combination of the academic curriculum, laboratories,
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First let's talk about the difference in campuses in IIT Delhi and Roorkee respectively.
Both IITs provide excellent faculty, infrastructure and transportation facilities thus weighing one over the other would be unfair. But if I go with rankings then IIT Delhi would be the better option since it provides
Engineering physics is an interesting field where apart from studying the science that physics is, you get to learn the engineering related applications in numerous fields.
You can have the following scopes after graduating with an Engineering Physics degree from IIT-
Hi Akshit,
As of 2019, for NIT Agartala dual degree [B.Tech+M.Tech] in Engineering physics, the cutoff was around 37914 in the last round.
As of 2018, the closing round was around 38326.
For 2017, the closing rank was around 31535.
For more information, you may check https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-cutoff-for-nit-agartala
Also, all the
Go for Engineering Physics, DTU. Its a nice branch and people go for MS from this branch.Last year too, 2 students from EP went to Stanford.Also its DTU so you will grow as a person here.Lots of extra curricular activities, great campus life, environment, brand, recognition. You will cherish each
In 2019 the cut off for Engineering Physics dual degree in NIT, Agartala was 37914 for other state genera category. With 85 percentile your overall expected rank will be around 130351. In September session 12,00,000 candidates are expected to appear so by this you need to score minimum 97
Hi Anand,
NIT's and IIT's offering B.Tech in Engineering Physics course are as follows:-
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Engineering physics involves a lot of quantum physics and nuclear physics which is not involved in B.tech in Computer Science. While the curriculum for each college is different, the courses broadly remain the same. You can find the syllabus on the respective college's web page, under the label courses
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