Master of Science (M.Sc. in Physics)

Discover the Universe from Quantum Realms to Galaxies

Jointly conducted by the Department of Physics, Centre for High Energy Physics, and the Department of Instrumentation and Applied Physics.

About the Programme

Duration

2 years Master’s Degree Program

Structure

Foundational and flexible coursework alongside hands-on laboratory training.

Goal

Designed to develop advanced experimental skills leading to an independent thesis research project.

Customization

Students can personalize their coursework and research projects.

Admissions and Eligibility Dashboard

Intake

24 students

Qualification

A minimum of first class or equivalent in B.Sc. or an equivalent degree with Physics as one of the main subjects or BE/B Tech or equivalent in any discipline.

Qualifying Exams

JAM in Physics, JEST in Physics.

Selection

Based on 100% performance in the JAM/ JEST Rank.

Specializations and Areas of Study

Astrophysics

General Relativity and Cosmology; Astrophysical Fluids and Plasma; Black Hole and Compact Object Physics; Galaxy and Inter-Stellar Medium; Solar Physics; High Energy Astrophysics.

Computational Physics

Applications of machine learning in Physics; Simulations of molecular dynamics; Simulations of Astrophysical phenomenon.

High Energy Physics

Quantum Field Theory: novel perturbative and non-perturbative methods; Particle and Astro-particle Physics; Quantum Gravity and String Theory.

Condensed Matter and Applied Physics

Experimental and theoretical studies on quantum materials; Condensed matter physics and strongly correlated systems; Optics, photonics and spectroscopy; Electronics, instrumentation and device fabrication.

Important Applicant Notes

  • Shortlisted candidates informed via e-mail and applicant dashboard.
  • No separate communication by post.
  • Bring attested copies of all transcripts (SSLC onwards) to interview.
  • OBC-NCL and EWS candidates must produce valid certificates issued on/after 01 April 2026.