The M.Sc. Physics course, offered as a two-year or an integrated five-year degree, prepares graduates for teaching at school, college and university level and for research in experimental, theoretical and computational physics. Graduates can also work in industrial research and development, science journalism and government scientific bodies.
Students learn to analyse scientific discoveries, communicate them clearly and present seminars.
Applicants need a physics bachelor's degree, with ancillary Mathematics and Chemistry, and at least 55% marks. The entrance paper has 100 multiple-choice questions on physics and basic mathematics at undergraduate level. The syllabus carries revision years of 2017.
Requirements
Admission Requirements: Bachelor's degree in Physics with Mathematics and Chemistry ancillaries, minimum 55% marks; 100 multiple-choice entrance questions