Which are the best institutes offering MSc Physics in India?

In summary, the speaker is a 2nd year BSc physics student looking for good institutions to pursue an MSc in physics. They are seeking information about entrance tests and ask for additional criteria, such as academics, job prospects, prestige, and cost. They mention knowing people who have had positive experiences at IIT, Indian Institute of Science, and University of Delhi, and list 36 potential schools with websites to find information on entrance tests. They also mention that some prestigious schools include CMI, IIST, IISc, TIFR, and IUCAA.
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I'm a IInd year BSc physics student.I would like to know about good institutions offering MSc physics. I also like to know about their entrance tests.
 
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I'm sorry you are not generating any responses at the moment. Is there any additional information you can share with us? Any new findings?
 
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Maybe you should give a bit more information about your criteria of a good school. What things are a deciding factor in your choice? Academics, job prospects, prestige, cost etc? Can you also share some of your statistics such as your marks, how much research you did etc?

I know some people who have gone to IIT, Indian Institute of Science and University of Delhi for physics and they said it was a very good environment there. Those universities (I think) have a good reputation as well.
 
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There are 15 IITs + IISc + 5 IISERs + TIFR + BHU(is good too) + CMI + 1 NIT(in the state which you live ) + 11 BITS so that makes 36.

They all have their websites, you can know best about their entrance tests from them.
 
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hard to get prestigious schools include
CMI
IIST
IISc
TIFR
IUCAA
 

Related to Which are the best institutes offering MSc Physics in India?

1. What are the criteria for selecting the best institute for MSc Physics in India?

The criteria for selecting the best institute for MSc Physics in India may vary for each individual, but some important factors to consider are the reputation and accreditation of the institute, the faculty expertise and research opportunities, the curriculum and course structure, and the placement and internship opportunities offered.

2. Which institutes have the highest placement record for MSc Physics in India?

Some of the top institutes with a good placement record for MSc Physics in India include Indian Institute of Science (IISc), Indian Institute of Technology (IITs), University of Delhi, University of Hyderabad, and Tata Institute of Fundamental Research (TIFR).

3. Is it necessary to have a background in Physics to pursue MSc Physics in India?

While having a background in Physics can be beneficial, it is not a mandatory requirement for pursuing MSc Physics in India. Many institutes offer bridge courses or foundational courses for students from non-physics backgrounds to catch up with the necessary concepts.

4. What is the duration of MSc Physics program in India?

The duration of MSc Physics program in India is typically 2 years, divided into 4 semesters. Some institutes may also offer an integrated MSc-PhD program in Physics, which can take up to 5 years to complete.

5. Are there any scholarship opportunities available for MSc Physics in India?

Yes, there are various scholarship opportunities available for MSc Physics in India, such as Junior Research Fellowships (JRF) from organizations like CSIR, UGC, and DST, and scholarships from institutes like IITs, IISc, and TIFR. Students can also apply for government-funded scholarships like INSPIRE and Prime Minister's Research Fellowship (PMRF).

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