How to apply for M.Sc Physics?

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Tanveer Khan
8 years ago
Forms are out and you can apply for this course. The eligibility criteria is that you should have more than 50% in all your degree semesters. If you get selected, you need to do the admission formalities within 3 working days.

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Sorry dear, I think the last date to apply for M.Sc physics was 13th May 2018 for this year.

Anusha Oshin
8 years ago
The eligibility to apply is 50% marks in physics in your UG course. Applications are available in the online format on the website www.christuniversity.in from December 8, 2017 and Direct Mode from Office of Admission, Christ University, Central Block, Hosur Road, Bengaluru - 560029

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I'm a 3rd-year B.Sc physics student. Can I apply now?

P
5 years ago
Yes, I am applying for MSc physics.

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