What are the career prospects of M.Sc applied physics? What are the job prospects after the same?

I am a B.sc 3 year student and my percentage is 52%

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    manoj ka | Contributor-Level 10

    9 years ago
    Hi Zuhail,
    M.Sc Applied Physics gives a good base for higher degree programs in respective subjects, e.g. M.Phil. and Ph.D.
    They can go for a range of sectors such as IT and consultancy, the environmental industry, financial services, and the legal sector, transport and utilities.
    They have also the option of joining aerospace and defence, education, energy, engineering, instrumentation, manufacturing, oil and gas, science, communication, space exploration and telecommunications.
    They can have many jobs opportunities with materials related companies/organizations/research Institutes not only in India but also outside it.
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