How to pursue Engineering Physics after XII standard?
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18th Dec, 2019
Hey,
Engineering physics is an undergraduate course of 4 years. The eligibility criteria for this is that you must have passed 10+2 or equivalent qualification with Physics, chemistry and mathematics as subjects.
Top Institutes offering this course are:
This course is mainly offered by IITs and so admission to this courseis done through JEE advanced . Apart from IITs, institutes that offer this course, like DTU, provide admission on the basis of JEE mains . Other colleges may have their own entrance examination.
Hope this helps!
Engineering physics is an undergraduate course of 4 years. The eligibility criteria for this is that you must have passed 10+2 or equivalent qualification with Physics, chemistry and mathematics as subjects.
Top Institutes offering this course are:
- IIT, Delhi
- IIT Madras, Chennai
- The Neotia College, Kolkata
- Chandigarh University
- BITS, Hyderabad
This course is mainly offered by IITs and so admission to this courseis done through JEE advanced . Apart from IITs, institutes that offer this course, like DTU, provide admission on the basis of JEE mains . Other colleges may have their own entrance examination.
Hope this helps!
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18th Dec, 2019
Hello there
The best Engineering Physics course in India is offered by IIT Bombay.Its a dual degree course where you complete your BTech and MTech in a period of five years.To get admissions into any engineering course in IITs you must qualify JEE Mains and after that the JEE Advanced.Your JEE Advanced ranks is used as the admission criteria.Previous year data suggest that you need a minimum rank of atleast 2500 to get admissions.
NIT Calicut to offers a BTech course in Engineering Physics.
Other colleges that provide engineering Physics are given int the link below. https://engineering.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-engineering-physics-colleges-in-india
Hope I was able to help you out.
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