Eligibility Criteria: Candidates should possess an M.Phil. degree or an M.Sc. in Physics or Material Science with a minimum overall score of 60% or equivalent CGPA (relaxed to 55% or equivalent CGPA for SC/ST) during their post-graduation.

Selection Criteria: Candidates are selected based on their academic record and performance in nation-wide screening tests like:

For Physics (Experimental and Theoretical):

Joint Entrance Screening Test (JEST), GATE in Physics, CSIR/UGC NET for JRF in Physics.

About The Course: Typically, a Ph.D. program in Physics encompasses 5 or 6 core courses, with research and dissertation work commencing in the second year. Some programs also allow concurrent pursuit of a Master of Science (M.Sc.) in Physics degree. The curriculum of the course generally covers the following areas of study: Kinetics, Solid-state physics, Chemical thermodynamics, Advanced thermodynamics, Nanophysics, Applied physics. This program is advantageous for individuals keen on advanced Physics study and specialization within fields like Atomic and Condensed Matter Physics, Laser Physics, Particle Physics, and more. Physicists explore fundamental laws of nature and primarily contribute to the field through advanced research. They also apply their deductions, findings, and hypotheses in various domains such as communications, biology, construction, electronics, geophysics, healthcare, transportation, and more.