DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS
Physics is one of the primary and potential subjects at the
post-graduate level. Physics with specializations like Electronics,
Condensed matter Physics, spectroscopy, Thin-Film Technology, Opto –
electronics, photonics, Lasers and Holography Biophysics and
Nano-materials etc., has high job potential not only in the area of
teaching, at both undergraduate and post-graduate streams, but also in
National and Central laboratories like Bhabha Atomic Research Centre
(BARC) Bombay, Centre for Advanced Technology (CAT) Indore, Physical
Research Laboratories (PRL) Ahmedabad, ISRO laboratories in different
parts of the country, National Physical Laboratories (NPL) New Delhi,
and Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore.
In the above said institutions and organizations, expensive and
sophisticated state of art technology equipment, are handled with utmost
care for various investigation. For executing the job work, knowledge
of the basic principles and concepts of Physics is necessary and
essential.
Industries require Physics Personnel with an electronics background to
test and maintain their R & D work. This also helps them to design
and fabricate advanced products required in the market. Therefore, the
Science and Technology organizations look up to the universities for
their requirements.The University offers a Masters course in Physics
with electronics as the specialization.
Courses | |||
Course Name | Duration | Regular Seats | Payment Seats |
M.Sc. Physics (Self Finance) | 2 Years (4 Semesters) | 30 | 30 |
Eligibility : B .Sc. Degree with Physics and Mathematics and 50% of marks on the aggregate. Course Content: The CBCS is followed and the total number of credits for the four semesters course is 96. Elective Subjects: Classical Mechanics, Atomic and Molecular Physics, Linear Integrated Electronics, Mathematical Physics, Statistical Mechanics, Quantum Mechanics, Digital Electronics, ‘C’ Programming and data structures, Solid State Physics, Nuclear and Particle Physics, Electromagnetic theory, Analytical techniques, Mathematical methods of signal processing, Microcontroller and interfacing In the THIRD SEMESTER the following electives are introduced. External Elective: Mathematical methods of signal processing Internal Electives: a) Opto electronics b) Communication Electronics External Electives: 1)Atmospheric Science X-ray crystal structure determination | |||