Engineering Physics - A Quick Guide

Hello,

Hope you are doing great.

To answer your question before finalizing your decision on which college to choose, it's crucial to first determine whether pursuing Engineering Physics is a suitable option for you. Regardless of the college you ultimately select, it's important to gather key details before making a final decision. A career path after completing Engineering Physics may not be promising, particularly in securing on-campus placements. The demand for Engineering Physics graduates is limited, and only a few companies specifically seek candidates with this degree. Many companies have distinct recruitment processes that do not typically involve on-campus hiring, with the exception of government organizations such as DRDO, BARC, etc.

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Dear aspirant !

Hope you are doing great ! Yes , engineering physics is a great option for doing masters abroad . You should go for it . It is really worth .

Career Prospects and Job Scope for a B. Tech Engineering Physics Professionals

• IT Technical Analyst.
• Yield Engineering Intern (IT, Electrical/Electronics)
• Product Test Engineer Intern.
• Quantum Materials Science Specialist.
• Machine Vision Applications Engineer.
• Research Associate.
• Thermal Mechanical Engineer.

Hope you find it helpful !

Thanks for asking query !

Bac physics ke baad egienring kar sakathe hai kya

Tech in Engineering Physics Future Scope. Engineering physical science opens ways to fields like Applied Physics in different enterprises, media communications, enlightening sciences. They can make a lifelong in miniature gadgets, microelectronics, optoelectronics and laser data frameworks or quantum data frameworks.

Profession Prospects and Job Scope for a B. Tech Engineering Physics Professionals

IT Technical Analyst.

Yield Engineering Intern (IT, Electrical/Electronics)

Item Test Engineer Intern.

Quantum Materials Science Specialist.

Machine Vision Applications Engineer.

Research Associate.

Thermal Mechanical Engineer.

Hello Aspirant,

Congratulations for your result. It is quite difficult to predict the exact rank as the trends changes every year because it depends on many factors like number of students appeared, shift, toughness, etc.

But we can predict your result based on the previous trends. With 63 percentile your CRL-AIR will be around 378510 - 425500 and your SC rank will be around 26k+. You can verify your rank by using our rank predictor tool which is given below:

https://engineering.careers360.com/jee-main-rank-predictor

In order to get a seat in NITs, you need to score at least 9k - 10k SC rank, or 85 percentile as per past year trends.

Thus, with 63 percentile, chances are very low for NITs that too in engineering physics branch.

If you want to check the chances of getting a college, you can go through our college predictor link which is given below:

https://engineering.careers360.com/jee-main-college-predictor?utm_source=qna&utm_medium=jee_cp%E2%80%8B%E2%80%8B%E2%80%8B

Thank you and all the best for your future.

Hi,

As per your mentioned query there are only 2 NITs that offers admission in BTech Engineering Physics.

As you haven't mentioned your category so i am providing you information of open category.

NITs are top colleges that are all over India. NITs colleges are listed below and their previous year closing rank for the engineering physics course is mentioned below.

1. NIT Calicut

2021

Home state - 28861

Other state - 16397

2020

Home state - 33719

Other state - 16548

2. NIT Agartala

2019

Home state - 373515

Other state - 37914

2018

Home state - 409109

Other state - 38326

You can also use our college predictor to see your chances in all the colleges:
https://engineering.careers360.com/jee-main-college-predictor?icn=QnA&ici=qna_answer

Hope this will be helpful !

All the best !

Hi there. In response to your query, the answer would be that this factor is completely uncontrollable. To be honest there is no way to tell this as this cut off solely depends on how the eligible candidates fill their choices in sear matrix counseling, depending on that the results are formulated each year, hence the trend might change or continue.

Hope this answer helps; best wishes

Hello aspirant,

Yes, You can go for M.Tech Course in Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering after Completing your B.tech course from any fields. But, you must have the basic knowledge of Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics for doing Mechanical and Aerospace engineering for master's course as well.

Below are the top colleges for doing Mtech Aerospace Engineering Course in India :

• IIT Bombay - Indian Institute of Technology. ...
• MIT Manipal - Manipal Institute of Technology. ...
• IIST Thiruvananthapuram - Indian Institute of Space Science and Technology. ...
• IIT Madras - Indian Institute of Technology.

https://engineering.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-me-mtech-in-aerospace-engineering-colleges-in-india

Further, to know more about the M.tech in Aerospace engineering course, you can follow the below mentioned link to know more about it : https://www.careers360.com/courses/aerospace-engineering-course

I hope that this will help.

Dear apsirant,

As per as my observation is considered most of the research astronomers have their degree in physics /astronomy or master degree in physical science mainly physics or astronomy.

To be at that level it takes around 7-8 years beyond the school education. Astronomers are normally good with computers in programming and with normal usage. They also have good mathematical knowledge.

So, you can absolutely pursue astronomy after clearing your b.tech degree with decent percentage of marks. You can opt for specialisation in astrophysics /astronomy.

Hello Aspirant,

I would recommend Ayush Ghurka’s channel for handwritten notes and explanatory videos, entertaining with little jokes in between and solving doubts if someone posts it in the comment section.

There are channels like 5 Minute Engineering (Hindi), Knowledge gate, Khan academy, education4u, Easy Engineering Classes, and Gate lectures by Ravindra.

You can also check NPTEL in which the lectures are taught by IIT professors.

You can find these channels by a simple search on YouTube. Check whose teaching style suits you the most and follow them. If you don't understand any one of these or don't find their teaching interesting skip to the next you don't need to waste your time there. These are just suggestions some might be useful some might not.

Regards.