Even with B.Sc. (Physics) you are eligible for the post of Technical Assistant in various academic and technical institutions. An ITI - diploma will enrich your skills in a particular trade. There are short term courses in I.I.T after B.Sc. Physics which will be better for you. Even placements are linked with these skill enhancement courses catered by Indian Institute of Technology. Please visit the website of near by I.I.T and search using the key word "Short Term Courses" . An " I.I.T " certificate will add glamour to your resume. Doing I.T.I after graduation is a backward move because you are already an honorable Graduate. More over by investing 2 more years as required in ITI you can opt for a Masters Degree i.e M.Sc. (Physics) with specialization in Electronics, Mechanics, Robotics, Nanotechnology, Aviation and space technology.In long run basic degrees help in career development or to rise higher. Career is more important than just a job, with higher Degrees you can AIM HIGHER!!! .

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i have complete my b.sc physics with 65% marks.can i join two year iti programme to get government job in technical field?

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Uttam Chatterjee | Contributor-Level 8

2013-03-14 10:06:34

Even with B.Sc. (Physics) you are eligible for the post of Technical Assistant in various academic and technical institutions. An ITI - diploma will enrich your skills in a particular trade. There are short term courses in I.I.T after B.Sc. Physics which will be better for you. Even placements are l

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Aru Chopra | Guide-Level 11

2013-03-14 09:49:53

Hi, Depending on the field of your work, the courses, training and certifications required may vary. Most departments and agencies prefer candidates who have taken some vocational training or who have at least some previous work experience. You can go for Bank PO exams, a path to public sector b

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