M.Sc. ( Physics)

Master of science in Physics

School of Life & Basic Sciences

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  • Duration

    2 Years

  • Eligibility

    Graduation in any stream of Basic Science

    with Physics and Mathematics with min. 50%

  • Selection Procedure

    Merit + PI

Program Outcomes

Core Knowledge and Applications

Understand the fundamentals and advancements in key areas of physics (Classical Mechanics, Electrodynamics, Nuclear Physics, Quantum Physics, etc.) and apply this knowledge in fields like nuclear reactors, accelerators, and medical physics.

Mathematical and Computational Skills

Apply mathematical modeling, computational techniques, and mathematical methods to solve complex problems in physics.

Materials Science and Characterization

Understand the electromagnetic properties of materials, advanced characterization techniques, and recent developments in materials science.

Research and Problem Formulation

Develop the ability to formulate and approach research problems in both theoretical and experimental physics, with strong problem-solving and research skills.

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Career Paths

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Industry/Academic Researcher

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Lecturer/Professor

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Scientific Consultant

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Data Scientist/Analyst

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Medical Physicist

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Software Developer/Engineer

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Nuclear Physicist

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Quantum Computing Specialist

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Materials Scientist

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Patent Examiner/Intellectual Property Consultant

Curriculum

Curriculum Structure M.Sc. ( Physics)

Course Category Subject Name Credits
Core Mathematical Physics 4
Core Classical Mechanics 4
Core Quantum Mechanics 4
Practical I General Physics Laboratory 3
Practical II Electronics Laboratory-I 3
DSE Discipline Specific Elective Solid State Electronics 3
Radiation Physics
SECSkill Enhancement Course Basics of Computation/ Personality Development 2
EC** Extracurricular  
Total Credits 23

Course Category Subject Name Credits
Core Condensed Matter Physics 4
Core Advanced Quantum Mechanics 4
Core Computational Physics  4
Practical 1 Computational Physics Lab. 3
Practical 2 Electronics Laboratory-II 3
DSE Discipline Specific Elective Synthesis, Characterization and Applications of Nanomaterials 3
Analog and Digital Communications
SEC Skill Enhancement Course Hands on Mathematical Tools/ Learning Skills and Entrepreneurship 2
EC** Extracurricular  
Total Credits 23

Course Category Subject Name Credits
Core Nuclear and Particle Physics 4
Core Electrodynamics and Plasma Physics 4
Core Atomic and Molecular Physics 4
Core Microwave Devices and Communications 4
Practical 1 Microwave and Communication Lab 3
DSE Discipline Specific Elective Laser Optics and Spectroscopy  3
Low Temperature Physics
VAC Value Added Course Research Integrity and Scientific Writing / Indian Knowledge System 2
CC Co-curricular  
Total Credits 22

Course Category Subject Name Credits
Core Thermodynamics and Statistical Physics 4
Core Research Project 9
DSE Discipline Specific Elective Atmospheric and Space Physics  3
Science of Renewable Energy Sources
Total Credits 16

Tuition Fee

35,900

Note *Lab & Library fee will be charged separately
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Frequently Asked Questions

It is a postgraduate program that can be taken after graduating course. M.Sc. is a master’s degree which provides the theoretical as well as practical knowledge in science. This is offered by many universities in India. Some of these universities also offer interdisciplinary M.Sc. courses.

A Bachelor’s degree (B.Sc.) in Physics or a related subject with a 45 % of minimum percentage.

No, specialization is not always required during a M.Sc. Physics course, but many universities offer specializations in areas such as astrophysics, quantum mechanics, nuclear physics, or materials science. Specializing can give you an edge if you are aiming for a career or further study in a specific field.

No. A student should have Bachelor degree with Physics and Mathematics at graduation level.

Yes, you can do M.Sc. Physics after completing your B.Sc. in Mathematics, but you need to some elective subjects of physics. If you fulfill the criteria of post-graduation entrance exam, then you can do it.

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