Hello,

After completing your BTech, you can take the JAM or JEST physics examinations. After passing JAM, you can apply for an MSc at IIT. You will be eligible for interviews for integrated PhD programmes in research institutes if you pass JEST.

These examinations can also be used to apply for integrated PhD programmes in IISERs.

After completing BTech, many people have gone on to become great theoretical physicists.

It is a myth that Engineers cannot become physicists. All you need is a passion for the topic and the willingness to put in the effort to master higher maths.

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Hello Aspirant

hope you doing fine and great

As per you query, I would glad to aware you that opportunities of tech placements are also given to enginerring physics students, one student last year grabbed 24 lakhs package while others get 3-4 lakhs in mass recuriting companies . So yes you can grab good package in some product based company but you need to work very very hard on your coding skills, problem-solving,projects and core subjects

Hope you found this answer helpful. Good luck for your future

hi,

see engineering physics is a research oriented field, majority of the students opt for masters after completing b.tech in engineering physics. however if you want to get placed in software engineering/ analytics company you need to work hard and study apart from your college syllabus. there is many mncs like mcs, infosys, ibm hires candidates for software engineer role irrespective of branch.

since dtu placement record is good you will get ample opportunity to showcase your skills. so beside college exam preparation learn top notch technology ,coding, participate in tech fest, make projects to add credit points in your resume.

Hi aspirants

yes for sure . After completing  any Engineering degree people can write TGC exam.

Eligibility  of the candidate must be in the age between of 20 years to 27 years .  Candidates who  passed the Engineering Degree course or in the final year of Engineering Degree course are eligible to apply to TGC exam. the candidate should be unmarried.

Selection Process is based on Psychological Aptitude Test and SSB Interview and Medical Examination .

for more information click the

https://competition.careers360.com/defence-exams

Hope this helps

Good Luck!

Hey,

B.TECH Biotechnology deals with using technological principles in the biological or living systems. It is the integration of both biological sciences and technological world. You can know more about B.TECH Biotechnology in detail over here: https://dqxeclau.top/courses/b-tech-in-biotechnology

Whereas, if we come to Engineering Physics, it is for those candidates who are interested both in research as well as engineering field. You can get to know some of the new and allied fields of Physics along with concepts of engineering. Know more here: https://dqxeclau.top/courses/engineering-physics-course

As, now, you can see,  B.TECH in Biotechnology is more focused towards using technology for Biological sciences while Engineering physics deals with physics aspects. So, you can choose any of the course, between them, by seeing your area of interest. Both of these courses offers a good exposure an note that, you can only o good in a particular field, if you are really interested in it. So, choose based on your interest and future prospect of what you want to do further.

Hi aspirants

Delhi technological university offers both Engineering physics and Biotechnology

Government job for Engineering physics candidates can try for

• National Physical Laboratory
• Vikram Sarabhai Space Centre
• Indian Space Research Organization

more over candidates can apply jobs in development in high-technology industries  like novel materials, lasers, microdevices, microelectronics and telecommunication. Candidates with qualified engineering physics degree can get job opportunities in other field like software development, computer design, communications technology, nanotechnology and biotechnology as well.

B. tech Biotechnology you have lots of options in both private and public sector some are

• All India Biotech Association (AIBA) ,
• Biotech Consortium India Limited ,
• Rajiv Gandhi Center for Biotechnology, Kerala (RGCB),
• Amersham Pharmacia Biotech Asia Pacific Ltd., Chennai,
• BrainWave Bioinformatics Ltd., Chennai ,
• Aristo Pharmaceuticals Ltd., Mumbai,
• Catalyst Pharma Consulting , Mumbai,
• Excel Industries Limited, Mumbai, Sisco Research Laboratories Pvt. Ltd., Mumbai,
• Hi Tech Bio Laboratories, Pune.

Hope this helps

Good luck!

Hello,

Here are the Government jobs For Freshers in Engineering Physics Field:

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

Here are the Government jobs For Experienced Aspirants in Engineering Physics Field:

• Senior Research Scientist
• Systems Engineer
• Engineering Project Manager
• Advanced Modelling Engineer
• Electronics Design and Analysis Engineer
• Power Systems Lead Engineer

Hope this will help you, All the Best!!!

Hi there,

PFB the difference between the two!

Engineering Physics

• Engineering physics is an amalgamation of different disciplines. The different disciplines being physics, maths, biology, chemistry, engineering.
• The engineering branches most probably include electrical, electronics, aerospace, mechanical, computer.
• Engineering Physics focuses on designing and developing innovative solutions in engineering by the usage of scientific methods.
• After pursuing BTech in engineering physics one can get into research and development activities.
• Jobs: physicist, research scientist, industrial engineer
• Eligibility Criteria: 10+2 with science
• Top colleges: Please access the link for top engineering physics colleges: https://engineering.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-engineering-physics-colleges-in-india
• Top recruiters: (ISRO), DRDO, Vikram Sarabhai Space Centre (VSSC), Microsoft, Oracle, and more.

BSc Physics

• BSc Physics is more concentrated on studying the fundamentals of physics like electromagnetism, force, optics, waves, and more.
• Eligibility criteria: 10+2 with science
• Jobs: Research Assistant, Lab Technician/Supervisor, Consulting Physicist, Scientist, Technical Assistant, Radiologist Assistant.
• Top colleges: please access the link for BSc physics colleges: https://university.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-bsc-in-physics-universities-in-india
• Top recruiters: BARC, ISRO, NTPC, BHEL, DRDO, etc.(can apply for a researcher or a scientist post). Private firms hire BSc physics graduates as technical support.

I hope this information helps!

Thank you!