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Hi Sir

Myself Vasu and completed engg in computer science with 56% of aggregate and interested to do M.Sc Physics instead of M.tech,
Can i able to do M.Sc by engineering as my graduation??
Waiting for your reply sir,

Thanking You........

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Hi Sir

Myself Vasu and completed engg in computer science with 56% of aggregate and interested to do M.Sc Physics instead of M.tech,
Can i able to do M.Sc by engineering as my graduation??
Waiting for your reply sir,

Thanking You........

Yes, engineering students are eligible to apply for M.Sc Physics course. So, you can pursue for M.Sc Physics course after completing engineering course.

Master of Science in Physics (M.Sc) is a two years Master degree course which is split into four semester.

The candidate should have passed Bachelor's degree in science stream from a recognized university.
Those candidate who have completed Graduation in Engineering can also eligible. Selection will be on the basis of as per the institute norms.

To get admitted into this M.Sc Physics course, the applicants will need to write an entrance exam which organzied by respective university. Those applicants who qualified in the entrance exam can get the admit card. The students will be chosen on the basis of their performance in entrance exam.