Hello there!

If you have got an enrollment in the Master's program now your current degree's score will be taken abd talked ahead.

You can clear NET JRF or GATE or IIT-JAM etc for the same.

One your clear JRF you will become eligible for doing research and also teaching.

Like that you can fill your dream of becoming a physicist.

Good Luck!

Hello,

After completing your BTech, you can take the JAM or JEST physics examinations. After passing JAM, you can apply for an MSc at IIT. You will be eligible for interviews for integrated PhD programmes in research institutes if you pass JEST.

These examinations can also be used to apply for integrated PhD programmes in IISERs.

After completing BTech, many people have gone on to become great theoretical physicists.

It is a myth that Engineers cannot become physicists. All you need is a passion for the topic and the willingness to put in the effort to master higher maths.

Hope it helped

All the best

Hello Ankan,

You can take science as your major subjects ( Physics, chemistry and mathematics) for your 10+2 education. Then continue your education with a graduation in Physics you can go for the conventional BSc Physics degree or an integrated five year MSc physics course after you can go for a PhD in physics which could also be an integrated course in case you are applying after your Bachelors degree (MSc + PhD).

Best colleges for theoretical physics are given below

HRI, Allahabad

TIFR, Mumbai

International centre for Theoretical Sciences (ICTS)

IIT, Kanpur

SINP, Kolkata

IIT Kharagpur

IIT Madras

Hope this helps and Good luck

hi,

yes, you have to take biology as a mandatory subject in 10+2 course, if you want to do higher study in biology related stream like mbba, bds, bhms, bsc in anesthesia, b.sc nursing, b.sc in optometry or cardiovascular technology or dialysis technology , b.sc in physiotherapy etc. to become a medical physicist you have to study mbbs , you must have biology, english, physics, chemistry as mandatory subject in 10+2 course.

Hey,

Medical Physicist are professionals that helps in dealing  with medical conditions in scientific way.

The prerequisite subjects in order to pursue your career as medical physicist is Physics, and Maths.

Its advisable for one to have chemistry and biology in addition to the physics as well as maths subject.

So as per your question YES you can become a medical physicist with PCM subjects without biology.

Hope that helps.

Thank you

Hello Aspirant,

Hope you are doing well

You want to become a Medical Physicist, You need to study Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry and Biology. Here Physics and Mathematics  are the very important subject to become Medical Physicist. Many university place the weightage on Chemistry and Biology, Because Medical physicists can defined as a field in which physics techniques are used in medicine.  You will study Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics and biology.

I hope this information will helpful for you.

Feel free to ask any query.

All the best for future.

Hello Aspirant,

Hope you are doing well

You want to become a Medical Physicist, You need to study Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry and Biology. Here Physics and Mathematics  are the very important subject to become Medical Physicist. Many university place the weightage on Chemistry and Biology, Because Medical physicists can defined as a field in which physics techniques are used in medicine.  You will study Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics and biology.

I hope this information will helpful for you.

Feel free to ask any query.

All the best for future.

Hey!

First complete BSC physics ( undergraduation) and then follow it up with MSC physics ( post graduation), then you can go for PhD doctoral studies and you can choose your research topics in theoretical physics, engineering physics, chemical physics, astrophysics etc, depending on your interest. After phD you can join in any industrial research jobs, or government labs and you can upgrade your skills.

Thankyou