I want to do M.Sc physics but I have subject combination of mathematics and electronics not chemistry, am I eligible to apply?
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7 years ago
In taking M.Sc physics you should have studied physics for 3 full years in graduation then you can seek admission in M.Sc physics. Chemistry is not a necessary subject it is counted as an ancillary subject in B.Sc. So don't worry you will get M.Sc physics if you have B.Sc physics degree you can appl
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The eligibility for B.Sc with physics as Major/honors subject with a minimum of 50% marks (Chemistry and Mathematics as subsidiary subjects). Candidates from universities/institutes which do not offer major/honors must have at least 55% marks in physics as well as in aggregate with physics, chemistr
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