Hi Prasanth,

There are several options available for B. Sc. Physics students as a summer research intern. Several academic and research institutes across the country organize summer internships, some of which are listed below.

• TIFR - Visiting Student Research Program
• National Initiative on Undergraduate Sciences - Physics Camp (for 1st

Hi,

Yes, You can become a data scientist after B.sc physics as your UG degree.

A bachelor's degree in physics, in my opinion, is the greatest option. To begin with, you are required to acquire a significant amount of mathematics, which is all of which is useful as a data

Hi

If you include maths as a 6th subject in your board examination. Then it will become an additional or optional subject as there are only 5 core /compulsory subjects.

And thus you will become ineligible for jee main for BE /BTech

This because,

To be eligible for BE /BTech

Dear Kiz,

Since you have Physics , chemistry and mathematics in your subject list so you are definitely eligible for the JEE mains examination. The NTA JEE mains criteria states  that the candidate must complete their 12th or any  equivalent examination with physics, chemistry and mathematics from any recognized board

Hello,

Physics is always a demanding one in the field of Science and has a lot of scope in India and abroad. After B.sc you can prepare for masters or an integrated PhD in India or abroad.

• After B.Sc. degree, students can give the MRNAT / IIT-JAM exam conducted by

Hi Aspirant,

Yes, there are career opportunities after BSc Physics in private companies like Amazon, TCS, Accenture, etc. However the salary might be lower than the engineering undergraduates. MSc in Physics might give you a big CTC compared to BSc in Physics.

For more information regarding the Physics course and

Hello student,

After doing Bsc physics you have various job opportunities which include:-

1)Tutoring

About 60% of persons who have completed a B.Sc. in Physics choose to teach. Teaching is always an option after earning a B.Sc. in Physics. There are several reasons why teaching is an evergreen career: it

Dear aspirant

It is difficult to get an government college with this mark but there is a chance for you to get a private college . Look for the cut off in the college in the given site in the given below

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/keam-cutoff

Better wishes for your future.

Hey there,

There are a wide range of options offered in PCBC as there are 11642 Science colleges in India. There are a lot of courses you can perform at UG level like Bachelor of Science in  Physics, biotechnology, zoology, microbiology, chemistry, Computer Science, Botany, Biology, agriculture, information Technology etc