I am a graduate (physics) student. Which course should I pursue to get a good job?

Well, under-graduation physics is in great demand nowadays. You can have multiple opportunities after this. I can try to sort out some of them below: - If you are passionate about physics and research career, you can go for M.Sc. Physics. You can go for interdisciplinary courses M.Sc. Like biophysics, biochemistry etc. These courses are very demandable. - You can go to (NBRC) National Brain Research Centre, Manesar to study Brain research. They have integrated Ph.D. (after B.Sc. Physics) as well as Ph.D. (after M.Sc. Physics) courses. These are the straight study lines. For the first two points you can study in universities, then can pursue Ph.D. Also you can clear JEST to go for integrated Ph.D. in research institutes. And in the third point, NBRC only takes through JEST. - Again, if you are interested in government jobs then there are many technical jobs offered by government. Of India which are only for the B.Sc. Physics students like Air-force, gun shell factory etc. To know about them regularly follow some job oriented magazines. - In the last, the most critical option is waiting for you, UPSC. This is not only for Physics graduate but for every graduate in any field. So make the choice and grab some books for the course immediately.

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