M.Sc in Physics after engineering?

In summary, the speakers are engineering students with an interest in physics. They are looking for advice on how to pursue an M.Sc in physics and if it is possible to specialize in theoretical physics in India. They are also curious about the career implications for a mechanical engineer in this field.
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M.Sc in Physics after engineering?

Hello!
I' am presently an engineering student and i have a great interest in Physics. I was hoping to do an M.Sc in Theoretical physics but i' am yet to find a college offering this course in India. Hence M.Sc in physics is a viable option.

Can anyone please advice me on how to get about gaining admission into an M.Sc physics course and its career implications for a mechanical engineer.

Also is there any way to do a theoretical physics course in India?
 
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HI
I also have same problem, had you got any solution for doing M.Sc. in physics? if so than i will like to have suggestion from your side, thank you.
 

FAQ: M.Sc in Physics after engineering?

What is M.Sc in Physics after engineering?

M.Sc in Physics after engineering is a postgraduate degree program that offers a deeper understanding of physics concepts and theories to students who have completed their undergraduate degree in engineering.

What are the eligibility criteria for pursuing M.Sc in Physics after engineering?

The eligibility criteria for M.Sc in Physics after engineering varies from university to university. However, most universities require candidates to have a Bachelor's degree in Engineering or a related field with a minimum percentage of marks. Some universities also conduct entrance exams for admission.

What are the career opportunities after completing M.Sc in Physics after engineering?

After completing M.Sc in Physics after engineering, students can pursue a career in research and development, teaching, or work in industries such as aerospace, defense, and electronics. They can also opt for further studies, such as a Ph.D. in Physics or related fields.

What skills can I gain from pursuing M.Sc in Physics after engineering?

Pursuing M.Sc in Physics after engineering can help students develop advanced analytical, problem-solving, and critical thinking skills. They also gain a deeper understanding of physics concepts and theories, which can be applied in various industries and research fields.

Is it necessary to have a background in physics to pursue M.Sc in Physics after engineering?

While a background in physics can be beneficial, it is not always necessary to pursue M.Sc in Physics after engineering. Some universities offer bridge courses to help students with an engineering background catch up on the necessary physics concepts and principles.

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