The Department
of Physics offers a two year M. Sc. (Physics) degree
programme with optional courses in several areas such as
Materials Science, Condensed Matter Physics, Biophysics,
Nuclear Techniques, Accelerator Physics, Laser Physics,
Non-linear Phenomena and Physics of Nanostructures etc.
The admissions of Indian candidates are through a national
level entrance examination. The advertisement is put up in
print media as well as on the webpage around March/April.
The entrance examination is held in June. The first semester
starts around the end of July. Non-Indian candidates are
requested to contact International Students Centre for
queries regarding admissions.
Quite a few fellowships plus book grants are provided for
deserving students.
Course Structure
Courses in
Semester I
- General
Laboratory I / Computer Laboratory
-
Mathematical Methods in Physics
- Quantum
Mechanics I
-
Electronics
-
Classical Mechanics
Courses in
Semester II
- Computer
Laboratory / General Laboratory I
- Atoms,
Molecules and Solids
- Quantum
Mechanics II
-
Electrodynamics I
-
Statistical Mechanics
Courses in
Semester III
-
Semester-III Laboratory
- Solid
State Physics
- Methods
in Computational Physics OR Methods in Experimental
Physics
-
Electrodynamics II
- Optional
course part I
Courses in
Semester IV
- Project
(Equivalent to two courses)
-
Semester-IV Laboratory
- Nuclear
Physics
- Optional
course part II
Optional Courses
- Semester III
-
Microwaves: Theory and Applications I
- Physics
of Thin Films I
-
Condensed Matter Physics I
- Chemical
Physics I
- Elements
of Materials Science
- Quantum
Mechanics III
-
Astronomy and Astrophysics I
- Nuclear
Techniques I
-
Biophysics I
-
Bioelectronics I
- Lasers I
-
Accelerator Physics I
-
Nonlinear Dynamics I
- Physics
of Nanostructures I
- Energy
Studies I
Optional Courses
- Semester IV
-
Microwaves: Theory and Applications II
- Physics
of Thin Films II
-
Condensed Matter Physics II
- Chemical
Physics II
-
Systematic Materials Analysis
- Quantum
Mechanics IV
-
Astronomy and Astrophysics II
- Nuclear
Techniques II
-
Biophysics II
-
Bioelectronics II
- Lasers
II
-
Accelerator Physics II
-
Nonlinear Dynamics II
- Physics
of Nanostructures II
- Energy
Studies II
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