hello aspirant,

see every year cutoff and closing ranks are changes and it depends on number of students are participating for exam, questions difficulty level etc.

however at this score you have chances in indian institute of technology guwahati.

last year cutoff was 8000+. so you have fair chances.

Dear Soubhik,

The syllabus for the B. Sc. Applied Physics course is divided into practical classes and theoretical classes. An overview of the topics to be covered under the course is as follows:

Hello Rajdeep,

Yes, you can definitely eligible for neet. There is no constrains for marks. The age should be above 17 at the time of writing and born before 31st December. For further details visit the link given below,

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-eligibility-criteria

Good luck!

Dear aspirant,

Syllabus-

1.Basic Concepts of Instrumentation-Basic principles of measurement, standards of measurements and theory errors, static characteristics, dynamic characteristics, transducers.

2.Fundamentals of Electronics and Devices-Electronic emission and dynamics, semi conductor devices- diodes and transistors, rectifiers, regulated power supply.

3.Electronic Circuits and their Applications-Amplifiers, oscillators,

Hi sports fan, 

As per west bengal school service commission norms it is a exam for the post of primary teachers and assistant teachers.

For the post of primary techers the exam conducted is called as WBSSC through which posts of lower (classes l-V) and upper primary teachers (classes VI-Vll

There are many opportunities after completing M.Sc physics in India. The most common and popular jobs available are scientist positions in DRDO, BARC, and ISRO and many other labs like IPR. For DRDO and BARC you have to apply for GATE or BARC written exam. Another option is that you

it all depends upon the job the isro is providng . for most of the job titles isro wants engineering branch students rather applied physics .after msc you must focus upon the areas from where the isro recruits the most no. of candidates .careers360 's this blog will be helpful