How can I become a scientist (theoretical physicist /astrophysicist/ cosmologist)?

I have completed my B.Sc (honors) in mathematics from University of Delhi.

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mani  khanna
8 years ago
Hi, Formal path for becoming a scientist needs a Masters followed by a Ph.D. degree. After your Bachelors , try to join a research based Masters in good universities like IIT, IISc, Hyderabad Central University, TIFR, etc. These universities also offer a joint M.Sc/Ph.D programmes so that you can s

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I knew that already but here the problem is that I am have done B.Sc (Hons) in maths so I can't appear for entrance exams held by the institutions mentioned by you.

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