Physics

2 hrs 10 min (max) for Chemistry and Physics.

Yes, Labish, you can pursue B.Sc. in applied Physics and B.Sc. in robotics engineering at the same time because UGC has officially made dual degree legal in India. But there is one thing that the courses you are talking of both demands a lot of time and dedication. Lab work hours will be there in both courses. It might become difficult for you to manage both the courses simultaneously. You can do one thing that, take admission into that college which provides Physics as a optional subject in B.Sc. in robotics engineering.

Yes, Payal you can pursue a master's in Physics Course even though you have B.Sc. In forensic degree. For that purpose, you must have studied Physics as a subject at least for four semesters during your Bachelor's degree programme. Along with that, you must maintain a minimum of 60 percent in B.Sc. Degree. It is all that you need.

IGNOU offers Masters in Physics through online and distance modes of education. other are
Nalanda Open University
Bangalore University
Annamalai University Distance Education
Above listed universities provides M.Sc. Physics via distance mode. Among them IGNOU is popular choice among students and infact its a good choice as well.

Hello! Dhrumi, Fees for children's University For Masters in Physics will be around 10,250 (1st Year Fees). (The fees may be slightly higher but will be around this figure). This is institution/academics fees. If you are outsider Housing rent, Mess Food cost and other necessary expenses will be there. Hope for your best.

If you have Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics, all three in your Bachelor's degree then you can all for anyone of them. Choosing the correct subject wisely is important because then you cannot go back. No one can tell you which subject will be good for you expect you yourself. First see which subject you like the most for which devote 2 years in M.Sc. see scope and then select.

To give IIT JAM exam in Physics, you should have Bachelor's degree and must have studied Physics as a subject for minimum up to two years / four semester and have studied Maths as a subject at least for one year. This is the eligibility. If you have taken Physics as a subject in your Undergraduate Maths programme, then you can apply for IIT JAM Physics exam.

Hello! Vatsal, Sorry but you cannot take admission before clearing the repeaters exam if you have failed in Physics. Try to look some private colleges that might agree but to be very honest chances are very low. Try to focus on clearing the repeaters exam in Physics. In some colleges, admission stays open for long period, find them and contact them.

Yes, Like most the government university, an entrance test is needed/mandatory to get admission into the Master's in Physics Programme colleges under the University of Kerala. The entrance exam is the only option needed to take admission. There is no other way. See and Check the important dates of the entrance exam.

PCMC is better.