Education and Career Forum

I have done BE(IT) with 60% marks, is there any way I can enroll for MSc physics in any university/college. I am ready to give any entrance exam for this.

Yes. After completing BE(IT), you are eligible to do MSc in Physics. So, you have to appear in IIT JAM 2023 or JEST Exams and qualify for the exam to get eligible to get admission for MSc in Physics.

Yes, Ofcourse you can do MSc in Physics after BE(IT).

But candidates also have to appear in the entrance exam called IIT JAM.

Yes , one can persue MSc Physics after completing BE (IT).

One can apply for Integrated PhD programs or masters program in physics after completing an UG degree in engineering . For this they have to appear for IIT JAM 2023 or JEST exam.

After completion of BE, you are not eligible for MSc in physics course.

Those candidates who have completed graduation degree in physics with above 50% marks from a recognised University are eligible for MSc in physics .

Your age should be above 16 years.

Yes, why not you can do MSc in Physics after BE(IT).
You also have to appear in the entrance exam called IIT JAM.

Can I do MSc in Physics after BE(IT)?

For Indian candidates, candidates should have a B.Sc degree in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics with a minimum of 55% marks.

They also should have a minimum of 24 credits in the chosen specialization at the undergraduate level. The duration of the course is 2 years.

Yes you might be wondering if there are any people like you thinking to switch physics after engineering and the answer is yes you can

Can I do MSc in Physics after BE(IT)?

1. You have to have mathematics and Physics as core subjects during bachelor's (BSc) degree, 3rd subject can be Chemistry/ statistics/Information technology/data science/statistics, etc.

2. The duration of the course is 2 years.

Yes, you can pursue MSc Physics after completing BTech. A person who has scored very well and can clear the NET, JEST or exams alike can even directly pursue PhD.

You can do MSc in Physics after BE/BTech, you only need a graduation degree in a relevant subject. The minimum educational qualification required is a candidate must have passed a bachelor's degree in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics with a minimum score of 55% marks in aggregate from a recognized university. The reputed institutes accept admission on the basis of the national level entrance examination.