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Sushant RajI am a tech geek..!!
Contributor-Level 9
After B.Sc Hons Physics there are following career options:
(a) M.Sc-PhD to join as R&D professional
(b) B.Ed to become a teacher
(c) Lateral entry admission in B.Tech
(d) MCA
(e) M.Sc CS / IT
(f) MBA
(g) LLB
(h) Master in Social Works
(I) Master in Mass Communication
(j) Civil Services Examination conducted by UPSC
(k) SSC exam for subordinate services
(l) CDS examination conducted by UPSC
(m) Asst Commandent exam conducted by UPSC for paramilitary forces.
(n) PO and clerical services examinations of Public Sector, etc.
(a) M.Sc-PhD to join as R&D professional
(b) B.Ed to become a teacher
(c) Lateral entry admission in B.Tech
(d) MCA
(e) M.Sc CS / IT
(f) MBA
(g) LLB
(h) Master in Social Works
(I) Master in Mass Communication
(j) Civil Services Examination conducted by UPSC
(k) SSC exam for subordinate services
(l) CDS examination conducted by UPSC
(m) Asst Commandent exam conducted by UPSC for paramilitary forces.
(n) PO and clerical services examinations of Public Sector, etc.
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Sushant RajI am a tech geek..!!
Contributor-Level 9
After B.Sc Hons Physics there are following career options:
(a) M.Sc-PhD to join as R&D professional
(b) B.Ed to become a teacher
(c) Lateral entry admission in B.Tech
(d) MCA
(e) M.Sc CS / IT
(f) MBA
(g) LLB
(h) Master in Social Works
(I) Master in Mass Communication
(j) Civil Services Examination conducted by UPSC
(k) SSC exam for subordinate services
(l) CDS examination conducted by UPSC
(m) Asst Commandent exam conducted by UPSC for paramilitary forces.
(n) PO and clerical services examinations of Public Sector, etc.
(a) M.Sc-PhD to join as R&D professional
(b) B.Ed to become a teacher
(c) Lateral entry admission in B.Tech
(d) MCA
(e) M.Sc CS / IT
(f) MBA
(g) LLB
(h) Master in Social Works
(I) Master in Mass Communication
(j) Civil Services Examination conducted by UPSC
(k) SSC exam for subordinate services
(l) CDS examination conducted by UPSC
(m) Asst Commandent exam conducted by UPSC for paramilitary forces.
(n) PO and clerical services examinations of Public Sector, etc.
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
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German Universities have a very nominal fee and students are allowed to work 4 hours a day maximum 20 hours a week. You will be able to earn sufficient to sponsor your living expenses. I am of the opinion that German Universities will be the best for you.
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Deepti Singh
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When you enroll in physics for your graduation, you will get your degree as B.Sc (Hons)
When you opt for PCM combination, you will get a degree of B.Sc.
There isn't any major difference between them as Honor's students also study some basics and major parts of main & subsidiary subjects.
Universities have different criteria for this, as in Banaras Hindu University, you have to choose the combination of three subjects whereas for Delhi University, you have to choose only one single subject for graduation.
As both are graduation degrees, both are equal and there isn't any advantage for a particular one.
When you opt for PCM combination, you will get a degree of B.Sc.
There isn't any major difference between them as Honor's students also study some basics and major parts of main & subsidiary subjects.
Universities have different criteria for this, as in Banaras Hindu University, you have to choose the combination of three subjects whereas for Delhi University, you have to choose only one single subject for graduation.
As both are graduation degrees, both are equal and there isn't any advantage for a particular one.
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Harshit Mehta
Guide-Level 13
Actually after graduation admission in various programmes /courses depends on percentage and grades. But most important is individuals interest. If you ask me personally, as you are a PCM student, I will advise you to go for Masters programs / research in physics/chemistry or mathematics from a good University/ College. In India we have a huge demand of academicians /teachers. More over future of teachers is very bright in India.
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shreyas chopra
Guide-Level 12
Physics graduates can find ample career openings both in public as well as private sector enterprises. They can apply for all government jobs that insist graduation as the basic qualification. One can find various opportunities in governmental organizations like DRDO, VSSC, ISRO, SSPL, etc. They are also recruited in space research centers and in research laboratories. The following list shows some of the common job types and employment areas for Physics graduates.
Job Types:
Lab Supervisor
Researcher
Technician
Teacher
Manager
Scientist
Consulting Physicist
Research Associate
Senior Physicist
Assistant Scientist
Radiation Oncologist
Radiologist
Pro
Job Types:
Lab Supervisor
Researcher
Technician
Teacher
Manager
Scientist
Consulting Physicist
Research Associate
Senior Physicist
Assistant Scientist
Radiation Oncologist
Radiologist
Pro
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