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M.Sc. (Physics)

1st Year:
Semester-I
Course Title
PH 601 Electrodynamics
PH 603 Classical Mechanics
PH 611 Fundamental of Quantum Mechanics
PH 651 Mathematical Methods
PH 691 Physics Laboratory-I

Additional course (as per the requirement basis)
HS 641 English Communication Skills

1st Year: Semester-II
Course Title
PH 620 Statistical Mechanics
PH 622 Fundamentals of Solid State Physics
PH 624 Electronics
PH 660 Nuclear and Particle Physics
PH 692 Physics Laboratory-II
PH 698 PG Seminar Course

2nd Year: Semester-III
Course Title
ZZ XXX Elective-I
PH 799 M.Sc. Research Project (Stage-I: may cover concepts of experimental methods, numerical techniques, optics, atomic and Molecular Physics)

2nd Year: Semester-IV
Course Title
PH 800 M.Sc. Research Project (Stage-II)

List of Physics Courses for Elective-I
Course Name
PH 671 / IPH 471 Relativity, Cosmology, and the Early Universe
PH 674 / IPH 474 Basics of Radio Astronomy
PH 721 Advanced Materials
PH 722 X-ray Spectroscopy
PH 745 Laser Physics
PH 761 Theoretical Particle Physics
PH 765 Experimental Techniques in High Energy Physics
PH 781 Theory of Complex Systems @ In addition to this course list, a student can also opt from the PG courses being offered by the other disciplines.

NOTE:
1. The conversion from M.Sc. to PhD program is to be considered after evaluating the research potential of the promising and motivating PG students at the end of the third semester of their program.

2. If the student opts for Dual Degree Programme but cannot complete the requirements of PhD, an exit option with the MSc degree can be earned at the end of the final semester of the normal MSc Programme by getting the MSc Research Project examined in the standard manner as per the requirements for the award of an MSc degree.

3. The enhancement in the scholarship, if any, from MSc to PhD will be from the beginning of the fifth semester or from the date on which all requirements for the award of MSc degree are fulfilled, whichever is later.