Physics

You need to have passed a bachelor's degree in any discipline with 50% marks. Also, you need to appear for conducted by the university.
For scholarship details visit: https://www.shiksha.com/university/university-of-jammu-4371/scholarships

Yes, you can apply for the B.Pharma.

Yes, Kaziranga University will definitely allow you to do it. Talk with them thoroughly. A private university has everything in their hands.

You need to register on Delhi University UG admission portal and apply through college website for the this course.
Detailed admission process is here in this link https://www.shiksha.com/college/st-stephen-s-college-north-campus-delhi-23933/courses/bsc-bc

Yes, it is a good option, only if youu want to go in teaching field. Otherwise, go for M.Tech if you want to enter industry of the same. All the best. Please like and follow.

I am sharing sequence-wise subjects of semester I:
Mathematical Physics
Mechanics I Quantum and Statistical
Electro-Magnatic Theory I
Mechanics of Deform-able Elastic Solids
And Laboratory
Subjects in semester II
Mechanics II Quantum and Statistical
Electro-Magnatic Theory II
Electronics I
Physics of Semi-conductor Devices
Modern Optics
And Laboratory
I hope this helps you.

Yes, it is amazing collection for this subject. Some other good books for you, can be-
NCERT Textbooks for Physics
Concepts of Physics Vol 1 and Vol 2
Fundamentals of Physics by Halliday & Resnick.

Hi,
Only B.Sc students are eligible to pursue M.Sc in Physics. Unfortunately, you are not eligible.

You cannot apply for Ph.D. after graduation. You need to have post graduation preferably in the same field in which u want to Pursue Ph.D. So, for now, you can do M.Sc.
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Hello,
According to me, do hard work to get minimum qualified marks in your intermediate to get admission in a good college. You can go with management courses like BBA too. If you have interest in computers, then choose BCA, etc.