What kind of jobs can I do after B.Sc in physics except teaching?

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    Debajit Chandra | Guide-Level 14

    9 years ago
    Job Types
    Lab Supervisor
    Researcher
    Technician
    Manager
    Scientist
    Consulting Physicist
    Research Associate
    Senior Physicist
    Assistant Scientist
    Radiation Oncologist
    Radiologist
    Professor
    Main Employment Areas
    Research institutes
    Laboratories and Institutes
    Agricultural Research services
    Hospitals
    Power Generating Companies
    Aviation Industry
    Construction Firms
    Demolition Squads
    Pyrotechnics Manufactures
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    Anushka Jha Sincerity at its top! | Guide-Level 12

    8 years ago
    Apply for Bank PO if you have maths too. You cannot get a good job if you only have a graduation degree.
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    Divya Jain Student | Guide-Level 12

    8 years ago
    Hello,
    Thanks for asking.
    If you are good at physics the you can go for higher studies & work in Research institutes, Hospitals, Aviation Industry, Power Generating Companies etc. as a Research Associate / Consulting Physicist / Lab Supervisor / Technician / Assistant Scientist etc.
    If you are not interested in the above options then you can also prepare for government job exams like Union Public Service Commission, Combined Graduate level Examination, Banking Exams etc.
    Check Banking Exam Preparation Success Plan : https://youtu.be/6AyZ2hPntlI
    For higher studies, you can choose M.Sc in the subject of your interest, MBA, MCA etc.
    I hope it w
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    Kishansinh Rathod Founder of Neurobytes | Contributor-Level 10

    8 years ago
    Hello There,
    If you are very good in physics, you can join PRL or ISARO or Bhabha atomic research centre or DRDO by giving theirs exams.
    Except this you can go for Masters study
    If you are good in electronics physics than you can join any electronics industry
    or any semiconductor industry
    Also, you have a chance to join companies like Sony, IBM, Panasonic, BEL, Intel.
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    Raj shakya #ReadyToHelp | Scholar-Level 16

    6 years ago
    Job Types:
    Lab Supervisor
    Researcher
    Technician
    Manager
    Scientist
    Consulting Physicist
    Research Associate
    Senior Physicist
    Assistant Scientist
    Radiation Oncologist
    Radiologist
    Professor
    Main Employment Areas
    Research institutes
    Laboratories and Institutes
    Agricultural Research services
    Hospitals
    Power Generating Companies
    Aviation Industry
    Construction Firms
    Demolition Squads
    Pyrotechnics Manufactures
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    jayakishore aireri pgd vlsi&ehd-btech or msc (NIEIT) | Guide-Level 13

    8 years ago
    Pursuing M.Sc (electronics) will lead you to engineering career.

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