Physics

Hi,
Please find the below link below detailed information:
http://www.tifr.res.in/~gsoffice/Univ_rules_procedures.htm

Yes, you can go for M.Sc. (Computer Science) after your bachelors in physics. It will be of 2 years. Eligibility forM.Sc. (Computer Science) in most of the top universities is pass with 50% aggregate marks in Bachelors degree.
Main aim of the degree is to strengthen and brewing the innovative power of doing by yourself approach. It is designed for learners intend to construct strong basic understanding in the field of Computer Science.
Hope this helps you.
All the best for ur bright future!!!

In general, a university will ask you for:-
a. GRE Score
b. Physics GRE Score
c. TOEFL Score
d. Statement of Purpose
e. CV
f. 3 Letters of Recommendations
g. Degree and Transcripts.

For students who are studying in the top colleges in India like IIT, IIS, etc. They receive a maximum of 5-6 Lacs per annum package.

Yes, you can get admission for M.sc in computer science, but for M.Sc eligibility, you must have related degree, and for that you have to give entrance exams.
good luck.

Hi, Please find the link below to know about patterns and syllabus of the exam:
https://www.shiksha.com/university/Andhra-university-Visakhapatnam/exams/aucet/syllabus
https://www.shiksha.com/university/Andhra-university-Visakhapatnam/exams/aucet/pattern.

Hi Anjali Suman, Top colleges in India to pursue physics (Hons) are as below:
1. IISC, Bangalore (through Boards, JEE, KVPY)
2. IISER (Same as above)
3. NISER (through NEST)
4. St. Xavier, Calcutta & Presidency University. (Boards & Entrance, respectively)
5. University of Delhi (Board Marks Based)*
Hope it helps!

Hi Shyam Sunder Verma,
You would need to get in touch with the college for a detailed information such as conversation rate. If it is required in a form, then kindly reach out to the helpline number.

Hello,
As per my knowledge, they do not provide distance education for physics. You can also check on the website for your assurance. If you have any other query, feel free to ask!
Thank you!