B.SC. HONS. PHYSIOLOGY Course

BSc Physics Honours is a 3-years undergraduate course which is pursued by students who are interested in an in-depth knowledge of the principles of Physics and its practical application & theories. The course provides a deep understanding of various concepts of Quantum Mechanics, Electromagnetism, Nuclear etc and covers a wide range of phenomena, from the smallest subatomic particles to largest galaxies.

Students who have completed 10+2 in the science stream with a minimum aggregate score of 50% marks are eligible to pursue BSc Physics Honours. Candidates need to qualify entrance exams such as UPSEE, TS EAMCET, BHU UET, PUCET, etc. conducted at University or National level for admissions.

BSc Physics Honours: Syllabus

BSc Physics Honours has a duration of 3-years and the syllabus is divided into 6 semesters. The curriculum contains different subjects and topics that deal with the study of advanced level physics. BSc Physics Honours syllabus covers the different concepts in physics like Optics, Waves, Sound, Thermodynamics, etc.

BSc Physics Honours is not offered through Online or Distance Learning mode as the syllabus comprises both theoretical and practical training. The syllabus of BSc Physics Honours also contains high level Mathematics and several topics in Chemistry as well.

BSc Physics Honours Subjects

Some of the common subjects that are taught in almost all the BSc Physics Honours colleges in India have been tabulated below:

First Year Subjects

Second Year Subjects

Third Year Subjects

BSc Physics Honours: Admission Process

The admission process for BSc Hons Physics is much similar to some other BSc courses or bachelor courses. Admission is offered through both merit based as well as entrance based. Students after clearing their 10+2 need to appear in an entrance exam like UPSEE, TS EAMCET, BHU UET, PUCET, etc. and qualify the entrance exam with good marks to get admission to the BSc Physics Honours course. Some colleges admit students on merit basis and students are shortlisted based on the cutoff lists released by the University.

BSc Physics Honours Eligibility

The minimum BSc Physics Honours eligibility criteria that one requires to get admission is mentioned below:

• Candidates must have completed their 10+2 with a minimum of 50% marks from a recognized Board.
• There will be a relaxation of 5% in the minimum marks for the candidates belonging to the reserved categories.
• Students are required to complete their 10+2 in Science stream having Physics, Chemistry and Biology as their major subjects.
• Candidates are required to qualify entrance exams conducted at the National or University level for admission to top colleges.

Scope of BSc Physics Honours

BSc Hons Physics is a good option in terms of job opportunities and salary. After completing Bsc Hons Physics, candidates can either choose to work and find a good job for them or can go for higher education. Students can pursue MSc Physics Hons, PG Diploma in Physics or any other relevant courses.

MSc Physics

M.Sc Physics is a two-year-long postgraduate course that deals with the study of matter, Quantum optics, Lasers, Solid-state Physics, Materials Science, High energy Physics, Nonlinear optics, etc. The eligibility criteria for the course to be studied from distance is the same as the criteria required for a regular course. However, admission is offered on the basis of merit. MSc Physics distance education can be pursued within a range of INR 12,000 to 60,000.

PhD Physics

PhD Physics is a 3-year doctorate program in the field of physics. This course allows candidates to conduct research in any area of physics. The candidates who have cleared exams like JEST, NET, etc are eligible to apply for the Ph.D. program. The final selection will be based on factors like scores in the exam, personal interview, previous academic records, research topic, etc.

BSc Physics Honours FAQs

Ques. What is the difference between BSc Physics and BSc Physics Hons?

Ans. BSc Physics is a normal degree program in Physics while BSc Physics Honours is designed to provide in-depth knowledge regarding various theories and practicals of Advanced Physics.

Ques. Is BSc Physics Honours tough?

Ans. Yes, BSc Physics Honours is a tough course, it covers various advanced theories and topics in Physics. Also there are several types of hard numericals and practicals.

Ques. Can I join ISRO after BSc Physics Honours?

Ans. After completing BSc Physics Honours, candidates can get hired in ISRO if they meet all the requirements for BSc Physics Honours.

Ques. Can I do a PhD after BSc Physics Honours?

Ans. After completing BSc Physics Honours, one must have to pursue any PG course in relevant discipline, then after candidates are eligible to do PhD.

Ques. What are the job opportunities after completing BSc Physics Honours?

Ans. One can find several lucrative and high profile job opportunities after completing BSc Physics Honours. Some of them are:

• Researcher
• Professor
• Radiologist
• Lab Supervisor

Ques. How to opt BSc Physics honours in DU?

Ans. To pursue BSc Physics Honours in DU or Delhi University, aspirants should meet the minimum eligibility requirements set for the course and may require to qualify an entrance exam or GD/PI round.

Ques. What is the BSc Physics Honours syllabus?

Ans. The BSc Physics Honours Syllabus covers a variety of topics and concepts of Advanced Physics such as Optics, Wave, Mechanical Physics, Chemistry and a lot more.

Ques. What is the average salary after BSc Physics Honours?

Ans. The average annual salary one can expect to earn at the starting of their career after completing BSc Physics Honours is between INR 2 - 7.5 LPA.

Ques. What are the government jobs after BSc Physics Honours?

Ans. Candidates can get various jobs in government sectors after BSc Physics Honours. Some of the popular government organizations one can choose to work are:

• Defense Research and Development Organization (DRDO)
• Physical Research Laboratory, Ahmedabad.
• Saha Institute of Nuclear Physics, Kolkata.
• Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO)
• Nuclear science centre New Delhi.
• Bhabha Atomic Research Centre (BARC)

Ques. Can I do an MCA after completing BSc Physics Honours?

Ans. No, one cannot do an MCA after completing BSc Physics Honours. One need to pursue BCA or BE/BTech to be eligible to pursue MCA.