VISION:

• To bring the Department in the core of the academic life taking place in our university
• To build a foundation for excellence and encourage the development of the department as a premier institution by igniting and promoting enthusiasm, interests and passion, in the study of Physics

MISSION:

• To awaken the young minds and discover their talents both in theory and practical physics, through dedication to teach, commitment towards students and innovational methods like PPT and visual aids.
• To support the developmental activities of the College and make the department vibrant.
• To develop strategy in the department for continuous improvement.

Programmes run by the department:

B.Sc. (Honours) in Physics is the only programme that is run by the department.

CARRIER OPPORTUNITIES

After completing Physics Honours course, students attain a strong base of fundamental knowledge in physics-centric courses.

After earning B. Sc. degree in physics, various opportunities are available for the students. It can be a gratifying career as science school teacher to a far-reaching career in NASA or ISRO as a space researcher.

COURSES AND EXAMS AFTER B.SC. PHYSICS

Students are eligible for:

• MRNAT exams, for admission in UG and PG programmes in Manav Rachna University and Manav Rachna international institute of research and studies

IIT-JAM exams for admission in PG course in IIT.

• JEST is an entrance examination conducted by Science and Engineering Research Board (SERB) for admission in integrated MTech, Ph.D. courses in the institutes that demand JEST scores.
• TIFR enrols students in its master course in integrated course M.Sc./Ph.D. by conducting a national level test.
• Graduate Record Examination (GRE) for admission in a graduate programme abroad.
• The students may earn B. Ed. degree after B.Sc.
• The students may earn M.Sc. degree after B.Sc.

JOB OPPORTUNITIES

From the job perspective, there are various jobs for a physics student that he can opt after completing his study. some of them are mentioned below.

• Science teacher: After earning an additional degree of B.Ed., the students become eligible to serve as a science teacher in schools.
• Lab Assistant: A physics graduate may get a job of lab assistant in various laboratories.
• Technical Helper/ Assistant

A science graduate degree in physics is required for employment as a technical assistant by ISRO or any other space research outfit. A Physics graduate may get a job to help engineers when they are repairing electronic equipment, to give technical advice to engineers and technicians, and to help with ordinary client difficulties.

• Accelerator Operator

After B.Sc. in physics, one can potentially pursue a career as an accelerator operator who oversees particle operator operations before, during, or after an experiment.

• Assistant Radiologists:

A B.Sc. graduate with physics may serve as radiologists’ assistants who use ultrasound, nuclear medicine, positron emission tomography (PET), magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), and other types of imaging to diagnose illnesses and injuries.