Physics

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Hi,
Candidate needs to get clear ICET or pass the entrance test of CDE, ANU to apply for M.Sc and the last date to apply was 14-06-2018. As the date has already gone, you can apply to the same college next year.

If you want to go for aerospace engineering, I'd suggest you try for IIST-Chennai. The best one out there and has a direct collaboration with ISRO.

Take a look at the eligibility. Eligibility:
For M.Sc. Physics:
IITB, IITD, IITG, IITGN, IITH, IITI, IITJ, IITK, IITM, IITP, IITR, IITRPR and IITISM. Physics for at least two years/four semesters and mathematics for at least one year/two semesters. JAM Eligibility Criteria 2019:
Common Eligibility:
For General/OBC (NCL) category, the minimum marks will be 55% or 5.5 out of 10 aggregate in languages and subsidiaries of all the years combined. Candidates belonging to the SC/ST and PwD categories must have secured 50% or 5.0 out of 10 aggregate. Hope this will solve your query. All the best.

Hi Dalavai,
Academically, you will be required to do the following:
1. Get a degree in Physics (with mathematics would help)
2. As an undergrad, understand, appreciate and experience every bit of Physics you do.
3. Depending on which branch of physics interests you the most, do an internship or a project under a professor who works in that field.
4. Finish your Master's degree.
Clear the NET and get a Ph.D from a good institute.
5. Put your heart and soul in your research.

IIFA Lancaster Degree College, Bangalore. St. Stephen's College, New Delhi. Presidency College, Chennai. Loyola College, Chennai. St. Xavier's College, Mumbai. Christ University, Bangalore. Madras Christian College, Chennai. The Oxford college of Science, Bangalore. Stella Maris College, Chennai. Ramjas College, New Delhi.

Maybe not, NASA. But ISRO releases vacancies each year for various M.Sc Graduates from various streams. For NASA, B.Tech, then a degree in necessary field from a foreign University will help.

M.Sc. in Astrophysics will be better option to pursue. As you have already done Physics, so you will be eligible for it. Diploma will not be much helpful. Regular B.Sc. will have more benefits.

These are best books for class 11th physics, Chemistry & Maths :
1. Physics : NCERT +Pradeep/Abc
2. Chemistry : NCERT + Pradeep/Abc
3. Maths : NCERT + R. D. Sharma/K. C. Sinha
Hope you got your answer.