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What will happen by studying BSc Physics? Why should we study this subject? Is there any scope in this? What is the future of BSc Physics degree? Can we see any good job or any development in this course? What is the benefit of doing BSc Physics? There are many such questions which we sometimes ask ourselves and sometimes people around us ask us when we want to do BSc (Bachelor of Science) after 12th with Physics subject or even while doing this course, we have such questions. We are going to see the answers to some of these questions in this article.

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Benefits of a BSc degree in PHYSICS

With a number of subjects available to specialize in, B.Sc. (Hons) in PHYSICS will definitely have a
competitive edge. If you have a passion to understand Nature and the Universe then you need to
study Physics. Physics will open up a vast world before you and help you understand the behaviour
of the biggest bodies like the galaxies, stars, black-holes, planets and satellite to the realm of smallest
entities namely nanoparticles, molecules, atoms, nucleus and elementary particles. eill take you to the fascinating Quantum World.
There are a number of advantages you may enjoy with the knowledge of Physics. Some of these are:

1. Personal growth

Along with increased competitiveness, a B.Sc.degree in Physics also leads to better personal
growth including knowledge , analytical ability, reasoning and scientific temper; also equips you
with hands on skill to solve or fix instrumental issues in day to day life. A BSc in Physics program
helps dealing with the nuances of the workplace too, as you it develops better analytical ability.
thus along with the academic excellence, the youth Is better equipped to face challenges In real
life as well.

2. Job opportunities in Research and Development fields

A B.Sc. degree can open up a number of job opportunities in the field of science. With a BSc
degree, you can opt for the R&D sector, which is the need of the hour.
Expansion of the R&D sector led to the opportunity for internship and more scholarships at
industrial and research organization.
The R&D sector has helped students navigate their careers ahead in the field of being a scientist.
As the government continues to develop this sector, there are only improvements to be seen on
the horizon, with a promising future for BSc Physics students. 

3. Free to expand to other fields

As the economy improves, firms are consistently looking for skilled professionals. Since this field is ever-growing, so does the need to hire such talent. This helps you bag more opportunities and a Physics
graduates are higher in demand in the job market.
The high requirement for BSc degrees helps students develop skills that are more in line with what
the employers seek.,

4. Academic Progression and specialization

The scope for further academic progression and specialization is immense.
A B. Sc. in Physics is eligible to study Master Degree in Physics, Mathematics, Electronics,
Computer Science, Data Science, Artificial Intelligence (Al), Library & Information Science,
Management, Journalism, B Ed, Law, Cost Accountancy, Chattered Accountancy (CA) and many
other programs

5.Job Profile:

Job profiles for B.Sc. in Physics candidates are quite extensive. A few are mentioned below

• Science Teacher in Schools
• • Lab Instructors
• • Scientific Assistant in Science Research organizations namely BARC, ISRO etc.
• • Indian Army, Navy and Air Force
• • Can appear for State Service Commission Examinations
• • Can appear for Union Service Commission Examinations
• • Can appear for Indian Forest Service and State Forest Service Examinations
• • Banking sector
• Telecom Sector
• • Energy Sector particularly Solar Energy and other Green Energies
• • Optical & Optometric Industries
• • Electrical industries
• • Electronics Industries
• • Medical, Biomedical and Paramedical Equipment Industries

After obtaining the Master degree in Physics the Job profile further extends to the followings

• • Professor in an Higher academic institutions Researcher
• • Scientist
• Research analyst
• • Scope to join Foreign Universities

6. Working in close association with renowned Scientists of the world

Good knowledge of Physics will help get jobs in a well-renowned institution/organizations across
the world; it helps you work with experts in the field. Hence, networking with peers and world
figures can help your personal growth and keep you open to better opportunities.
Close communication with superiors can assist juniors clear their doubts and stay on top of any
new advances in the sector.

Entrance Exam(s) Options Available:

(a) For MSc Physics / PG Admissions/Integrated PHD

IIT JAM (Joint Admission Test for MSc)

• – For admission to IITs, NITs, IISc
• – Most prestigious for MSc Physics

CUET-PG (Central University Entrance Test - PG)

• For PG courses in central universities like DU, BHU, JNU, etc.

JEST (Joint Entrance Screening Test)

• – For MSc, Integrated PhD or PhD in Physics at IISERs, NISER, and others

TIFR GS (Tata Institute of Fundamental Research Graduate School)

• – For research and PhD programs in Physics

ISI Admission Test (Indian Statistical Institute)

• – For M.Stat or research-based Physics and Mathematics courses

NISER + UM-DAE CEBS (NEST Exam)

• – For Integrated MSc (mainly after 12th but some programs allow lateral entry)

State-Level University Entrance Tests

• – e.g., BHU PET, HCU Entrance, Osmania University PG Entrance, etc.

(b) For Research & Fellowships

CSIR-UGC NET (Physics)

• – For JRF (Junior Research Fellowship) and Lectureship after MSc (Age limited)

GATE (Physics – PH Paper)

• – For PSU jobs, research, and PhD admission (some IITs accept it for MSc too)

(c) Career/Job-Oriented Exams After BSc Physics

1. DRDO CEPTAM – For technical jobs in defence R&D (Research and Development)
2. ISRO Scientist/Assistant Exam – For science and research jobs
3. BARC OCES/DGFS – For trainee scientists at BARC
4. SSC Scientific Assistant – For IMD (Indian Metrological Department) and other govt technical roles
5. UPSC Exams – For Civil Services, IFS, and scientific officer posts
6. Indian Navy/Army Technical Entry (Short Service Commission)
7. Airport Authority of India 

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