Master of Science (M. Sc.)

The undergraduate students, who successfully finished all courses with satisfactory results are elligible to get admitted in the Master of Science (M.Sc.) level. Currently, the duration of M.Sc. degree is one year. Usually, top 10 to 15 students who are interested to do reasearch work under the supervision of faculty members are treated as thesis group students.

There are total 36 credits in the M.Sc program among which the first semester carries 15 credits and the remaining 21 credits are allocated for the second semester.

Semester-I 

PHY 5101: Advance Nucelar Physics-I: Nuclear Reaction Theory and Structure

PHY 5102: Advance Solid State Physics-I: Theory

PHY 5103: Materials Science

PHY 5104: Reactor Physics

PHY 5105: Particle Physics

PHY 5106: X-ray Crystallography

PHY 5107: Group Theory

PHY 5108: Polymer Physics

PHY 5109: Physics Laboratory-I

PHY5110: General Viva-I

Semester-II

PHY 5201: Advance Nuclear Physics-II: Nuclear Models

PHY 5202: Advance Solid State Physics-II: Experiment

PHY 5203: Medical Physics

PHY 5204: Superconductivity

PHY 5205: Nuclear Radiation and Health Physics

PHY 5206: Quantum Field Theory

PHY 5207: Photophysics and Fibre Optics

PHY 5208: Astrophysics

PHY 5209: Advance Renewable Energy

PHY 5210: Physics Laboratory -II

PHY 5211: Thesis

PHY 5212: General Viva-II