Education and Career Forum

SIR

PLEASE TELL ME THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE TWO COURSES I.E. PHYSICS (H ) AND PHYSICS MAJOR FROM DU?

MY EMAIL ID IS mamtansh@gmail .com

with regards

Neena

B.Sc Major is a 3 years degree program which basically aims at developing advanced and theoretical and research knowledge and skills within students and enhance them to obtain a good career in the field. Basically this course is mostly desirable for those sector of students who wish to continue their studies to M.Sc or Ph.D and career as a researcher. This program provides students with enhanced skills in areas of contemporary science enhancing their employability career ahead.

On the other hand, B.Sc(H) is also a 3 year UG degree basically designed to provide students with foundation knowledge possible for Science based career and to equip them to be enable to indulge in global issues. There are many career options for B.Sc(H) holder like positions such as chemists, biologists, psychologists, teachers, etc.

Major differences between the two degrees are;

> B.Sc Major is much more superior to B.Sc(H) degree.

> Academically B.Sc Major is more standard degree as compared to B.Sc(H).

The very basic difference between the above mentioned degrees is its importance in your life and desire to go deep in the subject or just be above the surface.

B.Sc Major:

> Aims at developing advanced skills within students and help them to achieve something they are good at.

> Students who wish to continue their studies to M.Sc or Ph.D and career as a researcher are very well attracted by this course as his program provides students with enhanced skills in areas of contemporary science.

B.Sc(H):

> It provides students with the very basic knowledge possible for Science based career and help them to get the relevant ideas in the very base level but in depth.

> This course does not enhance the students or promises to provide a well depth knowledge about the subject.

So, we can say that B.Sc Major is considered much more superior to B.Sc(H) degree.