O.P. Jindal University

Overview

The Master of Science (M.Sc.) in Physics at O. P. Jindal University is a two-year postgraduate program designed to provide advanced knowledge, research expertise, and industry-relevant skills in physics. With a focus on cutting-edge scientific methodologies, students gain hands-on experience in synthesis, characterization, computational techniques, and analytical problem-solving. The program fosters critical thinking, leadership, and ethical awareness, ensuring graduates are equipped for evolving scientific and technological landscapes.

Through research in students engage in innovative investigations that prepare them for high-impact careers in pharmaceuticals, chemical industries, biotechnology, healthcare, material science, environmental research, and industrial laboratories. The program also serves as a strong foundation for doctoral studies, academia, and entrepreneurial ventures, empowering graduates to contribute to scientific advancements and sustainable innovations.

Eligibility

Bachelor’s degree in science or equivalent in relevant discipline with minimum 50% aggregate marks

Admission Process

Apply for the program at OPJU School of Science.
Application should be accompanied by Application Fee of Rs.1000 payable Online (Internet banking/Credit/Debit card) or Cash/DD/Bank Transfer / UPI.
One Time Deposit (OTD) Rs 15,000 needs to be paid (All Course) within stipulated time mentioned in the offer letter. The OTD shall be adjusted towards enrolment Fee on confirmation of admission and in case of admissions cancellation by students OTD will be non-refundable.
Semester fee includes: Tuition fee, Development fee, Examination Fee, Professional Development Fee/ Projects & Internship fee.
A merit list will be announced for eligible candidates for each round. The shortlisted candidates will be asked to appear for Counselling and candidate, subject to fulfilment of requisite conditions and verification of documents, will be issued provisional admission offer and asked to deposit fee by the stipulated date.
If candidates don't pay fee by the stipulated date, the admission would be deemed cancelled and seat would become vacant for the next round of Counselling.
There will be two rounds of Counselling. Post that if there are any unfilled seats, they will be filled based on rolling Counselling (First come first serve basis).

Program Fees

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Scholarships

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Course Structure

Semester I
Pre-Requisite Course(s)
Research Methodology
Mathematical Physics
Classical Mechanics
Quantum Mechanics I
ELECTIVE I
Laboratory Practical Course-I

Semester II - Course Name
Quantum Mechanics II
Statistical Mechanics
Solid State Physics
ELECTIVE II
Laboratory Practical Course-II
Offered by the department

Semester III - Course Name
Electrodynamics
Nuclear and Particle Physics
Condensed Matter Physics-I
ELECTIVE III
Minor Research Project/Dissertation
Laboratory Practical Course-IV

Semester IV - Course Name
Electronic & Photonic Devices
Condensed Matter Physics II
ELECTIVE IV
Major Research Project/Dissertation
Publication Ethics
Laboratory Practical Course-IV

Semester II - Course Name
Engineering Mathematics-II
Applied Chemistry

Semester II - Course Name
Engineering Mathematics-II
Applied Chemistry

Program Outcomes(PO)

PO1: Disciplinary Knowledge

Attain profound knowledge in Discipline with advanced concepts in science & technology to design the methodology suitable to the problem encountered and ability to apply the knowledge to solve real-life problems.

PO2: Research Skills

Attain Research Skills to analyze problems, formulate a hypothesis, evaluate, and validate results with the help of advanced tools and technology, and draw a logical conclusion.

PO3: Communication

Able to present scientific and technical information with clarity, conciseness, and correct manner in both oral and written presentation.

PO4: Leadership Skills

Able to demonstrate leadership and work collaboratively as a part of a team in multidisciplinary settings.

PO5: Ethics

Attain the relevant knowledge and skills to identify unethical behaviour and truthful actions in all aspects and demonstrate standard professional ethics in the discipline concerned.

PO6: Lifelong Learning

Ability to seek new knowledge and skills and inculcate the habit of self-learning throughout life and adapting to contemporary demands of workplace.

Program Specific Outcome (PSO)

PSO 1: Understand the epistemological source of knowledge in Mathematical Physics, Classical & Statistical Mechanics, Solid State Physics, Quantum Mechanics, Computer Programming, Nuclear and Particle Physics, Electrodynamics together with their applications in solving complex scientific problems in different related areas.

PSO 2: Understand the philosophy of fundamental and advanced level knowledge in the fields of Material Science, Laser and Photonics, Electronics, and Communication Electronics together with their applications in materials processing for advanced applications.

PSO 3: Able to pursue research careers, careers in academics, in industries in physical science and develop knowledge to identify the problems and develop solutions.

PSO 4: Understand communication, interpersonal skills, and listening skills and professional ethics of the industry, and use basic soft skills essential for working in community and professional teams.

M.Sc. (Physics)