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Shiladitya Roy
Contributor-Level 9
Hi Madhusudan,
The admission procedure for international students is there in this following link
http://sxccal.edu/admissions/SXCAdmission2018/UG8102/default.htm
Go to this link and in point no. 4 there is a link of PDF, it has everything you want to know. As your situation is bit of complex, I mean studying in a CBSE school in a foreign country, I would suggest you to follow the above mentioned procedure and if you have any further queries regarding the same you better contact to the given contact details in that PDF.
If anything else you want to know then feel free to ask.
All the best.
The admission procedure for international students is there in this following link
http://sxccal.edu/admissions/SXCAdmission2018/UG8102/default.htm
Go to this link and in point no. 4 there is a link of PDF, it has everything you want to know. As your situation is bit of complex, I mean studying in a CBSE school in a foreign country, I would suggest you to follow the above mentioned procedure and if you have any further queries regarding the same you better contact to the given contact details in that PDF.
If anything else you want to know then feel free to ask.
All the best.
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NITIN DESHMUKHYard by yard its hard, but inch by inch its
Scholar-Level 17
Options you may look for after standard XII, Graduation B.Sc. Physics) than Postgraduation M.Sc. Physics) than Doctorate Ph.D. Physics)
Another option - go for integrated M.Sc. Through NEST exam than Doctorate Ph.D. Physics)
3rd option Graduation in Physics than apply for JEST for Masters. Check this link for more information-
https://www.shiksha.com/careers/physicist-89
Colleges to look for -
Andhra university
Barkatuhhah Vishwavidyalaya
Birla Instt. Of Tech & Sc. , Pilani
Birla Planetarium, Calcutta
Gujarat University, Ahmedabad
IIT Delhi
NCRA, Pune
Osmania University, Hyderabad
Vikram Sarabhai, Space Center, Trivandrum
Center of Theoretical Physi
Another option - go for integrated M.Sc. Through NEST exam than Doctorate Ph.D. Physics)
3rd option Graduation in Physics than apply for JEST for Masters. Check this link for more information-
https://www.shiksha.com/careers/physicist-89
Colleges to look for -
Andhra university
Barkatuhhah Vishwavidyalaya
Birla Instt. Of Tech & Sc. , Pilani
Birla Planetarium, Calcutta
Gujarat University, Ahmedabad
IIT Delhi
NCRA, Pune
Osmania University, Hyderabad
Vikram Sarabhai, Space Center, Trivandrum
Center of Theoretical Physi
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Shabana Bee
Scholar-Level 17
No, you can't. Maths is a compulsory subject for all the semesters in B.Sc-IT and the cut-off for this course is based upon the marks scored in maths in 12th standard.
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Manish Motwani
Guide-Level 14
You should be AJEE Advance qualify to get into IIT's. Mains will take you to the NIT's only. Moreover, there is B.Sc in Physics, and many relevant branches, you can get with your low Advance rank also.
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lalith kishorr
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It is good. You will get good guidance but self-learning is practised here.
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priyank sharma
Scholar-Level 16
Hello dear,
Since graduation is a foundation course. You won't specialise in any particular field during your graduation. Your syllabus is set in order to touch upon all the topics of physics in order to make it easy for students to identify their interests and to pursue masters as per the individual's interest.
The main topics are:
Mathematical physics:
a) Differential equations and vectors.
b) Fourier Analysis and Special Functions.
c) Complex Analysis.
Mechanics (Newtonian)
Electrodynamics
Waves and optics
Digital and Analogue systems
Thermodynamics
Quantum Mechanics
Statistical Physics.
Atomic and Nuclear Physics.
In addition to these, keeping in
Since graduation is a foundation course. You won't specialise in any particular field during your graduation. Your syllabus is set in order to touch upon all the topics of physics in order to make it easy for students to identify their interests and to pursue masters as per the individual's interest.
The main topics are:
Mathematical physics:
a) Differential equations and vectors.
b) Fourier Analysis and Special Functions.
c) Complex Analysis.
Mechanics (Newtonian)
Electrodynamics
Waves and optics
Digital and Analogue systems
Thermodynamics
Quantum Mechanics
Statistical Physics.
Atomic and Nuclear Physics.
In addition to these, keeping in
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Sujata Dewan
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The admissions are open from today, you may refer to the link below:
http://oucet.admissions.com/OUCET/OUCET_HomePage.aspx
http://oucet.admissions.com/OUCET/OUCET_HomePage.aspx
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