Physics

MSc Electronics and MSc Physics are the two important courses in the Science stream mostly pursued by students. Both courses focus on the various aspects of science. But there are some major differences that help the students to understand which one to be opted for. Tabulated below is the comparison between them:ParametersMSc ElectronicsMSc PhysicsAboutThe MSc in Electronics deals with the subjects like semiconductors, electronics, digital, and analogue signals etc.The Master of Science focuses on the fundamentals of Physics. The course teaches about the implementation of Physics in practical problems.EligibilityMinimum 50% in the BSc (Physics, Chemistry, Computer Science) BTech and BEA BSc degree in Physics with a minimum of 50%Admission ProcessMerit/Entrance Exam based admissionMerit/Entrance Exam based admissionCourse Fees INR 432 to INR 20 Lakh.INR 11, 000 - INR 20 LakhTop CollegesJamia Millia Islamia, Delhi University, Jadavpur University, Calcutta University, IIT Trichy, UNIPUNE, and more.Banaras Hindu University, Jamia Millia Islamia, Delhi University, Jawaharlal Nehru University, Jadavpur University, VIT Vellore, etc.Employment AreasElectronics, defence, telecommunication etc.NASA, ISRO, Software companies, Telecom, Banks etc.Job RolesNetwork Engineer, Robotics Engineer, Electronics Technician etc.Biomedical Chemist, Production Chemist, Chemical Analyst, Laboratory Assistant etc.Average SalaryINR 4- INR 7 LPAINR 4.5-INR 10 LPANote: The information is sourced from external sites and may vary.

MSc Electronics and MSc Physics are the two important courses in the Science stream mostly pursued by students. Both courses focus on the various aspects of science. But there are some major differences that help the students to understand which one to be opted for. Tabulated below is the comparison between them:ParametersMSc ElectronicsMSc PhysicsAboutThe MSc in Electronics deals with the subjects like semiconductors, electronics, digital, and analogue signals etc.The Master of Science focuses on the fundamentals of Physics. The course teaches about the implementation of Physics in practical problems.EligibilityMinimum 50% in the BSc (Physics, Chemistry, Computer Science) BTech and BEA BSc degree in Physics with a minimum of 50%Admission ProcessMerit/Entrance Exam based admissionMerit/Entrance Exam based admissionCourse Fees INR 432 to INR 20 Lakh.INR 11, 000 - INR 20 LakhTop CollegesJamia Millia Islamia, Delhi University, Jadavpur University, Calcutta University, IIT Trichy, UNIPUNE, and more.Banaras Hindu University, Jamia Millia Islamia, Delhi University, Jawaharlal Nehru University, Jadavpur University, VIT Vellore, etc.Employment AreasElectronics, defence, telecommunication etc.NASA, ISRO, Software companies, Telecom, Banks etc.Job RolesNetwork Engineer, Robotics Engineer, Electronics Technician etc.Biomedical Chemist, Production Chemist, Chemical Analyst, Laboratory Assistant etc.Average SalaryINR 4- INR 7 LPAINR 4.5-INR 10 LPA                  Note: The information is sourced from external sites and may vary.

The CUET PG Cut Off for Central University of Hyderabad 2024 table does not specifically mention the cutoff for Integrated M.Sc. in Physics. However, it does provide information on the cutoff ranges for other courses, such as MSc Neural and Cognitive Sciences (190-240), MSc Animal Biology and Biotechnology (150-200), and Int.MSc./PhD. Biochemistry and Molecular Biology (170 - 210).For comparison, the cutoff for M.Sc. in Mathematics at University of Hyderabad in 2021 was 148 for the General category. However, please note that this is a different course and may not be directly applicable to Integrated M.Sc. in Physics.As the CUET PG result 2024 was released on April 13, 2024, and the cutoff is expected to be out by the third week of April 2024, it is likely that the cutoff information for Integrated M.Sc. in Physics will be available soon.

National Institute of Technology Rourkela and National institute of Technology Surathkal (Karnataka) are the two prominent colleges for MSc admissions. Both colleges accept CCMN scores for the admission to the MSc courses. NIT Rourkela Last Round cutoff score for MSc in Physics specialisation stood at 812 and 949 for 2023 and 2024, respectively. Similarly, NIT Surathkal cutoff score for the Last Round stood at 977 and 1166 for 2023 and 2024, respectively.As per the cutoff information available, it can be observed that NIT Surathkal is comparatively more demanding among the candidates. So, It depends on the marks of the candidates, If they have marks under the range of cutoff specified for NIT Surathkal, then they can go for it. However, NIT Rourkela would be better alternative for candidates aiming for NIT Surathkal with low marks than the cutoff:Let's compare other aspects for thorough understanding from the table given below:CollegeTotal Fees (For MSc courses)Average Package 2023NIRF Ranking 2023NIT SurathkalINR 30000 (for 2 years)INR 6.50 Lakh12VNIT RourkelaINR 30000 (for 2 years)INR 8 Lakh16 

For several reasons, fundamental physics courses frequently begin with mechanics.The basis of Classical Physics: The basis of classical physics is mechanics, particularly Newtonian mechanics. It discusses how things move and the forces at work on them. Conceptual Understanding: The study of mechanics opens the mind to basic ideas such as gravity, force, motion, energy, and momentum.Mathematical Principles: Equations of motion, vector calculus, and differential equations are a few examples of the mathematical formulations used in mechanics. Historical Significance: One of the first fields in which physicists made important discoveries was mechanics, which has a long history. Universality and Applicability: Ideas such as conservation laws (conservation of momentum, energy) are widely used in physics and have applications outside of the field of mechanics.