Hi murshid,

Sajeer kalady is one of well known physics asst professor in the area. His notes are being referred even to nearby colleges. His teaching methodologies are very efficient. I know from personal experiences , about the caliber that man has.

hope this anwer will suffice.

Hello Shreyas!

Engineering Physics is an advanced version of physics studied by a science student in 11th-12th classes or during IIT-JEE preparation. 

In 1st year of B.tech this subject is included in syllabus in almost all the colleges of India and the curriculum includes practical as well as theoretical approach

Hi ! There are very few IIT where you can get the course of engineering physics. These IIT's are top level IIT's. To get admission in these IIT's with your concerned course you must have rank between 2000 which is maximum. The 2nd tier and third tier IIT's doesn't have

Hello 

You have got a decent rank 

Getting IIT is tough as cutoffs are very high as per previous year statistics 

Many get closed at 150 rank pwd general

But you should try for nits 

Nit Andhra Puducherry  Jamshedpur are good 

You can get non circuit branches here 

greetings shubham,

following is a typical syllabus of engineering physics:

http://dtu.ac.in/Web/Academics/syllabus.php

if you do it from a top college, you can expect a package of around 6-8 LPA in the beginning.

if you do it from a private college/average college, you may get a package of 3-4 LPA.

hope this

Hello Sahil!

If you want to pursue physics field in IIT then it is very good.According to my knowledge doing Bs -Ms from physics department from old IIT's is more beneficial in comparison to new IIT's because in old IIT's there are lots of opportunities in research field and professors

Hi Candidate,

Before directly proceeding to the future options for Engineering Physics, let's first know the field first- Engineering Physics focuses on the use of physics when analyzing and evaluating engineering problems by combining principles of subjects such as Aerospace, Mechanics, Chemistry, Social Science, and Electronics.

If we talk about