M.Sc. Physics is a postgraduate course based on the study of all branches of Physics. A Master of Science (M.Sc.) in Physics is a postgraduate degree that can open up many future endeavors for students interested in a wide range of applications. The coursework for this degree focuses on the fundamentals of physics. Many job opportunities are available in public and private academic institutions, research laboratories, atomic and space organizations, telecommunication sectors, manufacturing companies, corporate offices, MNCs and medical industries. Click here for Syllabus: M.Sc. 4th Sem M.Sc. 3rd Sem M.Sc. 2nd Sem M.Sc. 1st Sem
PG Diploma in Astrophysics deploys the methods and objectives of physics to study astronomical objects and nature. The study includes the research conducted on the sun, moon, galaxy, extrasolar planets, interstellar medium, and cosmic microwave background. The curriculum is unique in that it covers a wide range of topics. From exoplanets and stellar structure to galaxies and cosmology, a comprehensive understanding of the most recent advances in science will be the focus of this programme.
M.Sc. Electronics is a 2-years postgraduate program in the stream of Electronics. The course is designed to help students build in problem solving abilities, expertise in designing and operation of electronic systems. This course is designed with a purpose to learn skills that are relevant and cater to the requirements of the R&D department and industry. After the completion of M.Sc. Electronics, the candidate can work as professionals in various public and private sectors.
B.Sc. (Hons) Physics is a 3/4-year undergraduate course for students interested in physics principles and practical application. It provides advanced theoretical and research skills, preparing students for advanced academic or professional careers. Eligible students with 10+2 science stream can pursue this degree.
This course introduces students to Semiconductor Optoelectronics, focusing on the physics and technology of semiconductor optoelectronic devices used in consumer, ICT, and industrial instrumentation. It covers essentials of semiconductor physics, photon interaction, and semiconductor photon amplifiers, sources, modulators, and detectors.
Research Methodology (RM) is the most crucial aspect of research. Learners will be able to create the best methodology for their research studies. The goal of the course is to teach new research techniques and it will also assist in establishing researchers in producing higher-quality research. The course structure was created so that students learning research methodology can progress from the Mugging Up Syndrome to a fun-practical approach; from a teaching process to an experimental process; from memorization to brainstorming; from passing an exam to learning from feedback; from knowledge transfer to knowledge creation; and from competitive learning to collaborative learning. Click here for Syllabus: Click here for Syllabus
The Bachelor of Science in Aviation is a three-year undergraduate degree program that focuses on the study of aviation and aerospace sciences. The program combines theoretical knowledge with practical skills to prepare students for careers in the aviation industry.
Course Objectives
Provide a comprehensive understanding of aviation principles, theories and practices.
Develop skills in aircraft operations, maintenance, management and safety.
Prepare students for careers in pilot training, aircraft maintenance, air traffic control and aviation management.
Foster critical thinking, problem-solving and communication skills.
Promote research and innovation in aviation and aerospace sciences.
The Ph.D. in Physics is a full-time programme of research which introduces or builds upon, research skills and specialist knowledge. Admission in this program is through entrance test (click for syllabus of entrance test) followed by interview. Also See Ordinance No-11 for more details (see here). Ph.D. course work of one semester duration is compulsory for Ph.D. programme (click for syllabus of course work).
