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I am currently pursuing B.Sc. Physics (hons). Do I have to select any particular field of physics in my M.Sc. or I will be taught whole Physics in it?

Pankhuri Kumari 13th Apr, 2021
Hii!
After you complete BSC with physics, you can go for MSC physics. The subjects or topics taught in this 2 years course are classical mechanics, nuclear physics, geophysics, astrophysics, electromagnetism, matter electronics etc.,
You study all of them, but you do have a choice to select a particular topic
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I am currently pursuing B.Sc Physics (hons) from University of Delhi. Do I have to select any particular field of physics in M.Sc. or I will be taught whole physics in two years of M.Sc.?

aditya 12th Apr, 2021

hello gagan Arora

I hope you are doing good.  If i m interpreting your question right , then i will tell you their is no masters course is offered by du for particular field of physics . You have to go for masters of physics where you have to do

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im currently preparing for neet and im very weak in physics and i am able score only 30 to 40 marks out of 180 how can i improve my score without any physics tution

suchayitaanusaha 12th Apr, 2021

Hello,

Okay i know how you are feeling right now. Because i was a NEET aspirant and i don't like physics that much. So if you are weak in physics you should know you have probably some chapters of physics that you are not so weak. And you have to

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can i only do notes and questions for +1 physics and chemistry or read ncert for neet 2021

Jainshahajal 11th Apr, 2021

Hello aspirant,

Hope you are doing well!!

You can prepare short notes while reading with NCERT. Short notes help you to revise at last min. While making notes you can not forgot any thing. when you are solving sample paper at any point you stuck you can revise with notes.

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How to enter ISRO through IISER MSc Physics?Which is the easiest way????

Subhrajit Mukherjee 21st May, 2021

There are no direct recruitment program. You have to keep an watch on the ICRB website regarding the notice of recruitment for MSc Physics and you have to apply accordingly. Also I would recommend you to give GATE and apply for DRDO or BARC. BARC regularly recruits scientific officers every

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What can I do after Bsc in physics ?

Vibhanshu 11th Apr, 2021

Hello,

One thing you need to note here is BSc degree is mostly a research oriented program, whose curriculum is not designed to make you ready for jobs rather it is designed to provide you accurate knowledge about your field so that you can later pick up research positions. For

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how can we join lpu to do m.sc physics

Lovepreet Kaur 29th Sep, 2023

Hi there , LPU offers  M.Sc. (Hons.) Physics programme of 2 years and its eligibility is -  Pass with 55% aggregate marks in Bachelor’s degree (any discipline) (with Physics) Or B.Tech. (Electronics and Communication Engineering or Mechanical Engineering or Electrical Engineering or Electrical and Electronics Engineering ) or equivalent ,

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is neet kota Physics crash course and PYQs enough for neet 2021?

NAVNEET PANDEY 9th Apr, 2021

Hello Deepali,

It's very important to note that you need to find out how much strong your basics are, and if you are able to grasp advanced topics easily or not,

NEET crash courses and PYQs are enough if you have good knowledge of basics and you have already studied

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Please Suggest any top 5 Universities for Bsc. Physics Hons. Around UP

Shanu Yadav 13th Apr, 2021

Dear Student,

Here are some good colleges for Bsc. Physics in Uttar Pradesh.

•IIT, Kanpur.

•Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh.

•Amity University, Noida.

•Bundelkhand University.

•School of Basic Sciences and Research, Sharda University, Greater Noida.

•Invertis University, Bareilly.

•Mangalayatan University, Aligarh.

Hope it helps.

Thankyou .

Good luck!


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can I do bsc and msc in biochemistry in india if I have subjects Physics, Chemistry and Biology in 12th class

Abhishek Roy 19th May, 2021

Yes, you may definitely pursue Graduation and Postgraduation in Biochemistry in India, having PCB in Class XIIth (BioScience Background). I believe after the Covid Pandemic, Organic Chemistry, Biochemistry and subjects like Drug Design and Biotechnology have taken a leap of importance, scope and impetus when scaled on research prospects and

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