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I have done B.Sc in Chemistry and wanted to do B.Sc in Physics part time or via distance mode of education. Can I do so? Can I change the stream and do double graduation? Or, should I do M.Sc in Physics? Will I get admission in M.Sc with Physics?

First thing I would like to let you know that it is certainly possible for you to go for double graduation course i.e; B.Sc. in Physics after completion of B.Sc. in Chemistry course.

But, as far as you are concerned about possibility of going for B.Sc. in Physics part time course or in distance mode education then it is not possible as degree courses in Science subjects are not offered in distance mode.

Also, with B.Sc. in Chemistry, you cannot go for M.Sc. in Physics course directly and therefore if you are really interested in seeking admission in M.Sc. in Physics degree course then you are required to first pursue B.Sc. in Physics degree course in regular mode.

Yes, there is no doubt, you can pursue bachelor's degree in Physics after completion of bachelor's degree in chemistry. There are number of universities which offer bachelor's degree in this discipline.

The minimum academic qualification required to apply for Master's degree in Physics is that candidate must have bachelor's degree in science stream with Physics as one of the subjects. If you have studied Physics as one of the stream in bachelor's degree, you can apply for M.Sc in Physics.

You can pursue double graduation after Bachelor of Science in Chemistry. The requirements for Bachelor of Science in Physics course is:

1. You must have done bachelor's degree in science stream with Physics as one of the subjects in bachelor's degree.

2. You can get admission in M.Sc with Physics.

Instead of Physics, M.Sc in Chemistry would be the best option.