What is the scope of M.Sc in physics?

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Prasad Keluskar | Contributor-Level 6

9 years ago

There are lots of opportunity. 1. You can do Ph.D. 2. You can become assistant professor. 3. You can get a job as a researcher in ISRO or ONGC. 4. Assistant Technician, 5. Project Fellow. 6. Junior software Engineer (JRF).

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Kriti Kamboj | Contributor-Level 6

9 years ago

MSc in physics got a very good scope. After completing MSc. one should try to score good score in GATE. There are many options after pursuing MSc physics. You can be a prominent researcher.like as in BARC other option can be teaching. or opening your own tution classes....

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Radhesh Bhat N | Contributor-Level 10

9 years ago

Hi, You can become a lecturer or a research person.

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Gunjan Jambhulkar | Contributor-Level 7

9 years ago

There is a bright future for M.Sc graduates in research institutions like CERN CSIR IITS IISC ONGC etc. are always in search of good M.SC students. Of course, you should have good portfolio or else you have write exam like CSIR/NET. You can go for research abroad on your own but for that you have to

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Preeti Gogna | Guide-Level 15

4 years ago

Hello Anu, you can become - Nanotechnologist Metallurgist Radiation Protection Practitioner Sound Engineer Biophysicist Astronomer Natural Science Manager Petroleum engineer Acoustic Engineer Acoustic Consultant Geophysicist Meteorologist after doing M.Sc. In Physics. There are many colleges and un

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Ahana Sharma | Scholar-Level 16

5 years ago

With a comprehensive knowledge of concepts in Physics, students with M.Sc. Physics degrees can find employment in private as well as in the Government sector. Jobs are available in research labs, IT fields, automobile industry and various government-owned Scientific Research and Development Organiza

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Vipin Bihari Yadav | Guide-Level 12

5 years ago

You can do Phd in desired Field such as Optical Physics, Acoustical Physics, Astrophysics ,Materials Physics,Medical/Health Physics, Molecular Physics, Plasma Physics, Astronomy, Biophysics,Fibre Optical Physics,Fluid Physics,Geo-physics. Nuclear Physics You can even go for M. Phil. or Phd after Msc

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Shikhar Patel | Guide-Level 13

6 years ago

Hi Anu, M.Sc. Physics graduate can get jobs in Research labs, academic and education institution, atomic and space organisation, meteorology departments, medical industry etc. And can work as Research Scientist, Lecturer/professor, medical physicist, radiation physicist etc.

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Advocate Neha Batra | Guide-Level 14

6 years ago

This subject has a lot of scope. You can go for teaching or Ph.D. or join a stone technical field. You can do lecturership or write some book.

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Pasha Asif | Guide-Level 11

6 years ago

After M.Sc. Physics, you can be a lecturer or you can also be a professor after pursuing Ph.D. in physics or you can also get into research related jobs or you can become a scientist.

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