hi,

engineering streams like mechanical, civil, electrical, electronics has lots of subjects which is the application of physics, if you take any of the mentioned stream you may learn about application of physics, however some top institute in india offers btech in engineering physics , I have listed down the institute name, which you may find helpful,

Indian Institute of Technology Bombay

Delhi Technological University, Delhi

Indian Institute of Technology Madras

Indian Institute of Technology Delhi

Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee

Indian Institute of Technology Hyderabad

National Institute of Technology Calicut

Indian Institute of Technology Indian School of Mines Dhanbad

Indian Institute of Technology Mandi

Indian Institute of Technology Guwahati

Bennett University, Greater Noida

Hello Gowtham,

If you are interested only in Physics subject, you can do BSc which will be a 3 year course after which you have to do MSc for 2 years. Also, in Bachelor of Engineering or BE, there is no specific engineering branch for physics only. You will have physics in the first-year only. After that, you can choose any branch of Engineering which includes application of physics, such as: Mechanical, Civil, Electronics and Electrical.

Good luck!

Hello,

If you want to study purely physics then you can choose BSc in Physics hons. If you want to study through BE then you can choose branch like Civil engineering,Mechanical engineering, electronics engineering. These branches covers different fields of physics and you will know how to implement it also. there are labs and projects conducted every semester.

Hope it helps!