Hello,

You can appear for CSIR NET exam in Physical Sciences.

The Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) conducts theCSIR NET exam on the bi-yearly basis for those who want to make their career in Research and Lectureship field.

To appear for the exam you should have at least

hello aspirant

yes you can do B.sc physics if u dont have maths as a subject in 10+2.

basic qualification is pass percentage in 10+2 with subjects regarding science stream i.e physics,chemistry,english,maths/biology.

Only some IITs offer a B. Sc. degree in Physics. However many of them instead offer a B. Tech degree in Engineering Physics. Some others offer a combined BS-MS degree in physics. Whatever be the programme, you have to secure admission through the JEE Advanced itself.

Here is the list

 Hello, thanks for reaching out us for help.

If ur area of interest is in physics then surely it is not a tough task

But in general bsc physics is not considered as a tough one to go .

Keep up hope

Best regards.all the best for ur future and

Dear,

Physics graduates can pursue careers in a range of sectors such as IT and consultancy, the environmental industry, financial services, legal sector, transport and utilities.

There are many jobs one can pursue with a degree in physics. They include

-Accelerator operator

-Applications engineer

-Laser engineer

-Design engineer

-Data Analyst

Hello Akshat,

For which exam are you talking about

And which course

I hope you can answer my queries so that I can answer yours.

All the best I hope to hear from you

Dear Student,

If you have learnt all the formulas of physics, it'll benefit you if you practice them regularly.
Physics is all about concepts, so it needs a lot of solving practical problems. It is important that you grasp the concepts well and apply them when solving the problems. You

No, buddy , PSUs are generally held for engineering branches only. PSUs generally recruit through GATE , while some PSUs do have some seats which they fill by campus placements.