Physics

Hello buddy, As all of us know really Physics is a subject in which it is difficult to score. But if you plan smartly it will be easy to score in Physics. First of all out of 100, our 30 marks are safe as we get those 30 marks from our school or junior college for practicals. Then the remaining is 70 marks, so in this 70 if you try to answer all the questions even if you don't know any answer you should try to write something related to the chapter to which the questions belongs and if possible you should try drawing some diagrams related to the answer this would boost your marks and for sure from 70 you can secure 50 marks atleast and then your total would be something like 80 for 100 which would really be a good marks in Physics. I hope so my answer helped you.

Hello buddy, I guess not only you but all of them have this doubts like how to improve your Physics and Chemistry. Physics
1) you should try to understand the concepts instead of just mugging up.
2) if in exams any question arrives which you don't know you should try to answer something related to question like anything from the chapter to which the question belongs.
3) the best way to improve your answers and understanding in Physics is to draw diagrams related to the question if possible. Chemistry
1) while studying Chemistry always first start with the organic part as you need more time to cover that part.
2) while studying formulas you should try to learn the easy ways to derive and remember instead of doing byheart.
3) here also the same thing works you should try to draw some diagrams to explain the concept in a more well organised way as it would help you to boost your marks too.

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Dear aspirant, Glad to meet you. If you want to do government job then after completing B.Sc. Physics you can start career by doing research in government institute or university or service like Bank Exams Railway M.Sc. UPSC Geo Scientist can also apply for this to become a lecturer in government sector. For youPhD has to be completed and if you want to apply in research organisation, then after B.Sc. Physics you can apply in this start DRDO Research Institute in India Nuclear Science Center and BARC
If you study further, you will be able to get good salary and training in the field of your choice, you can give entrance exam like IIT JAM NEST JEST HSER, TIFR GS to get admission in top university for doing M.Sc. And Ph.D. Will give if you do M.Sc. Joint M.Sc. Ph.D. from any top university you do the course, you will get very fast growth in your career, so you will definitely do the joint. Hope it helps. If you found it useful then upvote or thumbs up my answer. Good luck.

Dear aspirant
Glad to meet you. Government Jobs after B.Sc. Physics:
You can also apply for jobs in the government sector after completing B.Sc. Physics. You can either pursue a career in research at government institutes or universities or you can appear for bank exams for clerical roles or complete your Ph.D. to become a lecturer. Here are the top government jobs after B.Sc. Physics:
Research Scientist
Clerical Jobs
Academician (after Ph.D. in Physics)
Here are the top research organisations to apply at after completing B.Sc. Physics:
Indian Space Research organisation (ISRO)
Defense Research and Development organisation (DRDO)
Nuclear Science Centre
Research laboratories
Research Institutes in India
Bhabha Atomic Research Centre (BARC)
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