Scope M.Sc Physics

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Opportunities in the field of M.Sc are plenty. You need to select based on what kind of job profile you are interested in taking up. Like if you like the teaching profession then you can appear for the UGC NET exam. There is also Junior Research Fellowship exam for those interested in the research field. Also an option to works a trouble shooter is available. Laboratories also employ candidates from this background. There also options to work in the operations area like power plants, scientific operations, radiation monitoring etc. Make sure that you select the right option in which you can excel.

There are innumerous openings for those who have a masters’ degree in Physics. The opportunities for the Postgraduates in Physics are listed below. They can work as troubleshooter or representatives in instrument companies. Teaching is another important zone for them to work on, as it is an admiring position. There are a lot of technical jobs coming forth in the world of Physics. The candidates can also do the supervising work in laboratories. They also have more options in the fields of radiation monitoring, electrical power plant operation, scientific instrument operations, etc. Those who wish to continue their life as a Physicist can opt the way of research, thereby making new inventions in Physics.

you can do teaching in university all you need is to pass NET test which is conducated twice a year and after that you can do p.hd prograamme also and join as profeesor in university and college also

Do P. hd. or clear the NET exams & go for lecturership, or JRF post or SRF post & indulge in projects.
Or go abroad & do work for NASA.
proof reader jobs is also open for u.
Or give coaching for the students who wants to clear IIT exams.

There is wide and huge Scope M.Sc Physics one can go to research work after M.Sc Physics or in space science.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

What are the scopes in M.sc Physics?

Physics governing the law of nature and applying the same for welfare of human beings.

Likewise in Physics assumptions are endless, similarly there is endless opportunities for Physics degree holders.

M.sc (Physics): A general Master in Physics can fetch you some of the better jobs like- Teaching, Fellowships, Apprentice, Lab Technician, etc. jobs.

M.sc (Astrophysics): For those to whom sky is the limit. A master in Astrophysics can fulfill your Space craze and dream for a successful career in space science. But general for greater carrer prospect and also because Astrophysics specialization are generally available at PhD level. Better you can opt for a PhD for endless plethora of opportunities.

M.sc (Quantum Physics): Passionate about Large Hadron Collider Experiment, what to how Earth comes into existence, How powerful a atomic bomb is. Get answered by Quantum Physics. But career prospect must not be wider without a PhD.

M.sc (Nuclear Physics): One of the best and toughest branches of Physics. But more fruitful also. Ideal for working any of the Nuclear power plants of India. But same here can not expect a wider array without a PhD.

M.sc (Electronics): Best one even for a Master level. Core companies always look for Electronics graduates for technical works. Offer good pay and growth prospects are also good enough even without a master degree. Even IT sector need them.

there is wide scope of M.Sc physics.
you can do research in physics
you can choose
lectrur job
you can also aply for soe specific private job

There is an enormous scope for MSC physics,in my opinion you can become a lecturar in university by qualifying NET exam........
best of luck.........

my daughter is moving to 3rd semester in m.sc physics in iit madras. she qualified in gate 2011 with 236 air in physics. what are her future prospects.

dear friend
there are lot of scope for the Msc physics student ,you can either go for teaching or you can go for the research , it is up to you to decide what should be done , if you would like to go for the teaching then you have to appear for the NET exam and if you pass in that exam then you can apply fir the job
or if you don't like teaching then you can go for the research field , now a days there are a lot of chances in the research field

HI...

After MSC PHYSICS , U can go for PhD PHYSICS - If interested in teaching then u can opt fo that. If not then u need to go for PhD PHYSICS and get into research in PHYSICS...

Bye

you will get job of technician in electronic industry.you can go for M-Phil,m-tech,PHD course.

After doing M Sc in physics , you will get jobs in scientific research and development organisations such as
The Defence Research and Development Organisation
Physical Research Laboratory Ahmedabad
Saha Institute of Nuclear Physics Kolkata
Nuclear Science Centre, New Delhi etc.

For becoming a lecturer, one should clear the JRF/ lectureship examination or secure M.Phil./Ph.D. degrees.

Regards
NITIN YADAV

Dear,
Opportunities in the field of M.Sc are plenty. You need to select based on what kind of job profile you are interested in taking up. Like if you like the teaching profession then you can appear for the UGC NET exam. There is also Junior Research Fellowship exam for those interested in the research field. Also an option to works a trouble shooter is available.there are lot of scope for the Msc physics student ,you can either go for teaching or you can go for the research , it is up to you to decide what should be done , if you would like to go for the teaching then you have to appear for the NET exam and if you pass in that exam then you can apply fir the job or if you don't like teaching then you can go for the research field , now a days there are a lot of chances in the research field.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

my daughter is moving to 3rd semester in m.sc physics in iit madras. she qualified in gate 2011 with 236 air in physics. what are her future prospects.

HII CONGRATS TO YOUR DAUGHTER ON CLEARING THE GATE EXAM,PLEASE APPLY IN ALL IITS,IISC SHE HAS A VERY GOOD CHANCE OF GETTING THERE.ITS BETTER TO CONTINUE M TECH IN IIT MADRAS , AS ITS TOP 5 INSITUTES OF INDIA.SHE CAN EVEN TRY IN BIG RESEARCH COMPANIES LIKE THE ISRO,NASA. THIS BIG INSTITUTES WILL ALSO ALLOW TO DO INTERNSHIP, AND GOOD WORK THERE. SHE WILL ALSO GET VERY HIGH PACKAGE.

I have got seat allotment in MSc (PHY)-IIT ROORKEE; whats the scope and future prospect in this line.

NISARG

Hi iam doing m.sc physics second year after m.sc i want go for reaserch side in astrophysics ..... Telme about IASC institute in bangolore and i got 77 percntage in 1st year ....

after MSC physics you can go for electronics field in the industry.you can also go for PHD in same field.You need to select based on what kind of job profile you are interested in taking up. Like if you like the teaching profession then you can appear for the UGC NET exam. There is also Junior Research Fellowship exam for those interested in the research field.

Originally Posted by Mani

you can do teaching in university all you need is to pass NET test which is conducated twice a year and after that you can do p.hd prograamme also and join as profeesor in university and college also

once i pass the NET/SET exam is it possible to take up job in lectureship directlly.
i mean without giving donation.

After finishing your under graduate you apply for msc physics. It has great and good scope in future. After that you do research. It is very helpful for your career. Good luck

I got Integrated M.Sc course in Physics, in BIT Mesra...
I am very much interested in space related areas, so plz tell me abt d speciallization dat I must hav to get a decent job in NASA or ISRO.... shud I complete my Phd after M.Sc??? plzz rply asap ......

M.Sc Physics provides bright career options.
One of the most highlighted Job options after completing M.Sc Physics would be joining as a lab technician in a government or Private Organization. Or you may opt for M.Phil or Ph.D after completing M.Sc to join a research centre.
If you complete M.Sc physics then you can become Junior college Lecturer or Degree College Lecturer.You can enter in to the research field also. You can write NET to secure a good job of a professor after completing M.Phil and Ph.D.
You can enter in to the research field also, this option is always open.
Government organizations are looking for M.Sc physics persons for their research field. You can even apply for Civil services also if you are interested in public service.
So, it is you who has to make a choice.

Which course should i prefer between m.sc physics and m.sc space science and technology?which has a better future?

can we do M.Tech after M.Sc physics ? what is process of admission of M.Tech ?

i'm studying B.sc 3rd yr. i want to do job in reaserch field what can i do?

there are lot of scope for the Msc physics student ,you can either go for teaching or you can go for the research , it is up to you to decide what should be done , if you would like to go for the teaching then you have to appear for the NET exam and if you pass in that exam then you can apply fir the job
or if you don't like teaching then you can go for the research field , now a days there are a lot of chances in the research field.

Hi..
you have many job opportunities..
you have in the field of defense, aeronautics, energy, hospital scientist, Analyst, Engineer, Observations Scientist, Assistant Scientist, Quality Control Manager , Lab. Technician, School Science Technician, Research Analyst , Technical Sales.

what are the job opportunities for msc physics in pakistan air force

What are job appartunaty for M.Sc.(physics) in private sector

You need to select based on what kind of job profile you are interested in taking up. Like if you like the teaching profession then you can appear for the UGC NET exam. There is also Junior Research Fellowship exam for those interested in the research field.
The candidates can also do the supervising work in laboratories. They also have more options in the fields of radiation monitoring, electrical power plant operation, scientific instrument operations, etc.
you can do teaching in university all you need is to pass NET test which is conducated twice a year and after that you can do p.hd prograamme.M.sc (Quantum Physics): Passionate about Large Hadron Collider Experiment, what to how Earth comes into existence, How powerful a atomic bomb is. Get answered by Quantum Physics. But career prospect must not be wider without a PhD.

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>>There is a very good scope in physics if you pursue it.Physics finds a wide application in industry, atomic and space organizations, forensic science, meteorology, electronics, design & development engineering, research laboratories. It also has considerable commercial and military value.,
>> Besides going in for research, you could also teach in colleges/universities for which the minimum requirement is M.Sc Physics and qualifying the UGC-CSIR NET for lectureship and JRF. MSc followed by a BEd will enable you to teach at the high school level.
>> M.Sc Physics students are also eligible for pursuing M.Tech (in a host of engineering/technology disciplines including aeronautical, automobile, instrumentation, electronics & communication, or computer science at leading institutions including the IITs after taking the GATE (Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering).
>>Postgraduate diplomas in leather, sugar, plastics, processing, packaging or environment technology are some other options you could look at. Moreover, the skills developed while studying Physics, particularly the ability to research, evaluate and communicate information, will hold you in good stead in just about any field you may choose to train for - be it management, information technology, or aviation.
>> You can also take the Civil Services as well as the Indian Forest Service Exams with Physics as one of the papers in the Mains examination.
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I m a XII passed student and i want to do research in phyics in future.. Which is a better option between Engineering physics and simple physics Hons. for pursuing future research.. Moreover,, is Delhi University a good option or cna i do it from BITS Pilani.. I hv heard that while applying for Phd. preference is given to DU post graduates because BITS is a private college,, Is it true,, PLZreply