Physicists - Career Queries

A Physicist is a scientist who is trained to understand the interactions of matter and energy across the physical universe. They explore and identify the basic principles concerning the structure and behaviour of matter. They study the generation and transfer of energy. There are many divisions in physics they are atomic, molecular, optical physics, astrophysics, computational physics, chemical physics, fluid dynamics, laser science, material physics, nuclear physics, plasma physics and polymer physics. A physicist work can work in schools, colleges, universities, hospitals, research laboratories, in military, for the Government and many other fields. Find frequently asked questions on career related to Physicists answered by renowned Career Counsellors of India, and to know more on what, why and how's of becoming Physicists

If I do post graduation (M.Sc./M.S.) in Physics, what kind of jobs can I get both in India and abroad?

If you have completed your Masters degree and further want to make career in Research and Lectureship you can go for CSIR UGC NET Exam The basic reason behind this is that the exam provides good career options in the lectureship field, you can get the stipend in the form of UGC NET Scholarships of INR 25000 + HRA per month  The exam is held in 3 phases UGC NET Paper 1,2 and 3  

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I want to become a professor of Physics. What is the eligibility criteria for that?

Hello, To become a Professor you have to follow the procedure as given below -  The minimum eligibility criteria to become a Professor is that you must have a master's degree. As you want to become a Professor of Physics, so it is compulsory that you have a postgraduation in Physics. But to apply for the post of Professor in colleges and institutes, you have to clear the National Eligibility Test. Yes, to apply for lectureship in Physical Science, you must a certificate issued by UGC (University Grants Commission). The Certificate will be provided to the CSIR NET Qualified candidates. The

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What are the job opportunities for a physcist?

Hi, You have a really interest. Trust me. A Physicist is a person who see the world with physics. To get the best out of this career choice you should go for exams like IIT JAM (in case you haven't done your Post Graduation) or CSIR NET (to get the UGC certificate in case already have a Post Graduation Degree). Both these Exams will take you close to your dream. For more details you can check blog - So, Do You Want To Be A Physicist Like Dr. Sheldon Cooper? All the best.

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I have heard that most of the Physicists are confined to office spaces and labs. Isn't that too boring?

i am not agree with you. Its about what are your interest and what you want to do in future. the physicists generally meant to do research in laboratories with different equipment and apparatus. the do calculations and measurements. The physicists can also go for the other options available. after post-graduation, one can be a lecturer in universities or colleges. The UGC NET and CSIR NET exam are organized for the determination of candidates for assistant professor posts in colleges, for junior research fellowship and to pursue PhD. one can take opportunity of following career options after q

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How is the typical day of a Physicist ?

The sphere of work for any physicist is quite large. They are the scientists who study vast range of fields in physics from basic laws to the new technology and processes. On a typical day, a physicist works on the following things:Supervise the already going research and assist the fellow researchers in their work. They have to spend a lot of time in the laboratories while working on the experiments.Checking the emails and replying to them. The physicists are in constant communication with many organizations and have to show their work to them on the regular basis.They read the latest news in

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I have b,tech ece degree but want to study physics like msc physics what to do?

There are exams like JEST, JAM ,TIFR and a few others visit this blog to know in detail

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Sir can i get a job after doing my bsc physics in the same field

Hello You can make career in the lectureship through  CSIR NET Exam in Physical Science.The exam is a very good mode for candidates aspiring wonderful career in the Research too For more details please visit CSIR Notification  

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Which company offered jobs for msc physics candidates

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completed master's degree in physics with gate 2017 qualified; which types of jobs I can get?

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Good Morning Sir, Sir, I have completed my B. Sc. with physics honours. I want to do M. Sc. and B. Ed. both but Sir, I want to ask that what should be done first.

Hello Rahul, I think you have to go for M.Sc. Because as you say you want to b.ed. also thats mean you want to become a teacher. So after completing your M.Sc. you can appear for UGC NET Exam. It is the national eligibility test to examine knowledge to holding the position of researcher, professor or lecturer at India's top reputed universities. You have to check out the Frequently Asked Questions About NET Exam to gain complete details regarind to examination. Hope this answer will help you to choose best one between M.Sc. & B.ed.

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what are the career options after MSc in Physics from IIT?

There are many job opportunities for the candidates who have completed their Master’s. In India, there are many research institutes that needs some professionals in different fields. These institutes take the students from M.Sc. qualified candidates.  If you are interested in research and teaching field, then go for CSIR NET Exam CSIR NET (Council of Scientific and Industrial Research National Eligibility Test) is a national level exam which awards lectureship and Junior Research Fellowship to the deserving candidates. Get the eligibility criteria for CSIR NET from here – CSIR

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How to get fellowship in Cambridge University after completion of M.Sc Physics in India?.

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i am doin msc physics, but i dnt want to continue further. Will i end up doing nothing? i want to change my career from physics to mba? will it be a loss or helpfull

Hello, By Preparing for CSIR NET Exam.You can avail career in the Lectureship and Research Program instead of skipping to the MBA Program Physics is the very good option for You to complete Research Program and Lectureship  To appear in the CSIR NET Exam you must complete your Post graduation in Physics with Minimum Percentage of 55 There is no age limit for the NET Exam but the upper age limit is 28 years max for the General Candidates whereas for the Reserved Categories the age limit is extended to 5 years You will also get scholarship worth INR 25000 through UGC NET JRF 2018 Exam  

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I am a student of class 12 in a top school of Kolkata. What are my career options if I study Physics from a good college after class 12. Please name some good colleges in India where I can study Physics to get a decent career and the career options too.

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sir maine msc physics kiya kiya hmujhe kis kis field ko chunna chahie

Hello, You can make career in the Lectureship as well as in Research program. This is a wonderful field as a career and you will get good job and pay scale and other perks if you crack the CSIR NET Exam. There is no mandatory age limit for CSIR NET Exam but to clear JRF you need to be age limit up-to 28 years. For reserved categories and Women candidates the age relaxation is 5 years For more details please check out CSIR NET 2018 Notification

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Sir I am completed msc physics which job suitable for my qualification

Hello, If you have completed you post graduation then you must go for CSIR NET Exam  You have wonderful option to do studies with Physical Science The CSIR Notification is out check out more details from here

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Can I do an MSc in nanoscience and nanotechnology after completing a BSc in physics to get into R&D? What is the scope after that? Where can I work ?

Hello Mrunal, The nanotechnology is the growing subject in the current digital era. after MSc in Nano technology, you can go for the teaching or research related works. The Post graduate candidates are also eligible for the UGC NET exam which is held for selection of lecturer and for JRF awards. The candidates can also go for various job opportunity as follows: become a lecturer in university or colleges become scientist or research associates. get a job in PSUs get a job as lab associates Become a counselor publish your article or become an author work as administrator or teacher in any inst

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sir i completed my btech(CSE) 2012 batch . now im working as a physics teacher ,is there any possibility to do physics related course for me

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i want to do dual major in physics and music .do indian univeristies provide this course ?and also what are the career prospects of this course?

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sir, i want to do dual major in physics and music .do indian univeristies provide this course ?and also what are the career prospects of this course?

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sir , i am doing my post graduations in physics from a private university what will be its pros and cons

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What should I do to become theoretical physicist btech or bsc in physics hons

In my opinion you have to do B.Sc. in Physics. Because after graduation you have the best option to become theoretical physicist which is IIT JAM. It is an entrance exam for M.Sc. conducted by IITs and IISc. According to JAM scores you get admission in IITs for M.Sc.(2 Years), M.Sc.-M.Tech, M.Sc.-Ph.D dual degree, M.Sc.-MS (Research)/Ph.D dual degree courses and in IISc banglore for integrated Ph.D courses. To appear for this you should have at least 55% aggregate in graduation if belongs to General or OBC-NCL category or if you are from SC/ST/PwD category you must have minimum 50% aggregate w

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How do i switch over from Physics to Data Science after completing undergraduation in Physics?

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I am doing +1 I want to take research in physics want to be a physicist and want to teaching as my profession as want to become physicist can you guide the path

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can i do msc in physics after completing bsc general

Hi, Yes, you can do M. Sc. in Physics after completing B. Sc. in General. After then if you are interested in serving the Government in the Education Field you can go with the CSIR NET Physical Science Exam. CSIR NET is the Exam which is conducted every year for the selection of Lectures and Junior Research Fellows in very prestigious colleges. Thanks  

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