Can you tell me about the courses after B.Sc physics? Can I get a good job after doing the same?
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Hi,
There are several options for B.Sc In Physics if and only if you choose to pursue the higher study. You can apply for JAM (55% is minimum required in B.Sc for applying in JAM) and can go for a Master's degree from any IITs. Making sure you at least secure for yourself a well earned Master's degree. Now, once this has been achieved, automatically your perception of this degrees scope increases.
Best of luck. -
You can do 2 years Master's degree to get a decent job. As you are in a hurry, I am sure you are not thinking of doing Ph.D. Also, another choice for you is clearing UPSC. -
You should opt for the courses according to your interest. You can go for technological fields like aeronautics or for CA and banking exams, you can also go for higher studies in physics like M.Sc Physics, M.Phil, Ph.D, NET JRF and get in the rank of assistant professors in renowned universities.
All the best.
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