What are some top universities for a Master's degree in Physics?

[rajiv.abhinav]

hi friends,
i am studying engineering final year in electronics and communication engineering.(no minor)
my gre score:1300/1600(q:800 v:500 awa:2/6)
my undergraduate score: 73/100
no publications
no internships
i want to do ph.d in theoretical physics, i don't know much about fields in physics.What i can do right now is i can score good marks in gre physics(say 900+).
i need a basic m.s program which can help me to study the physics and maths and helps me to find out my research area interest.
please suggest me some universities where there is a m.s program by that i can get a idea about fields in physics

 

[R.Mesri]

and maths.There are many universities that offer a Master's degree in Physics or a related field. Some of the top universities are MIT, Stanford, Harvard, Princeton, and Caltech. You could also look into programs offered by other universities such as UC Berkeley, University of Chicago, Cornell, and University of Michigan. Additionally, there are many online programs offered by schools like Arizona State University or the University of South Florida. You can search for their programs on the web and find out what the requirements are. You should also consider researching the faculty members at the universities you are interested in so that you can find a mentor who can guide you through your studies and help you find your research area of interest. Good luck!