What is the scope of B.Sc Physics Honors in India and Abroad?
I want to pursue B.Sc physics Honors from Delhi University.
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Bsc is basically a foundation degree that leads to a specialisation towards masters degree. Bsc physics has a good scope depending upon what you looking forward to do in your masters -
The successful completion of the B.Sc. Physics Honours course makes one eligible for various job types and designations in a wide range of employment areas such as Indian Civil Services, Laboratories, Power Generating Companies, Pyrotechnics Manufacturers, Research and Development Firms. The average B.Sc. Physics Honours scope and salary for the aspirants are from INR 15K - 3 LPA. Given below are B.Sc. Physics Honours jobs that aspirants can get after completing the course:
Aerodynamics Specialist
Astronomist
Assistant Scientist
Consulting Physicist
Lab Supervisor
The areas of recruitment after B.Sc. Physics Honours are from the various gove...more
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For the JEE Advanced physics section, toppers and experts refer to the following books:
- Understanding Physics by DC Pandey
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