Recent content by PriyankB

Hmm, well basically the EP course will have several subjects like networks and systems, analog circuits, etc. so as long as your interest is within *basic* science be it Physics or some branch of Physics I would suggest going for the BS course. Firstly, EP is still a bit diverted from a full...

Thanks, will have to try that when the time comes. Also, since we both are in similar situations, if you ever have more advice to give please mail me, my email is pkbang2011@gmail.com, especially when you get an internship!

Check out the syllabus of IIT-B's Engineering Physics course, from what I remember this course focuses more on engineering subjects and physics as a tool for it on the other hand the BS course of course is in the field of basic science. Check the syllabus for both and see which appeals to you...

Sorry for replying so late. And yeah, I guess it would be beneficial to complete undergrad Physics by the beginning of second year too, since from third year one is more free to skip some classes in college and all. As for Maths and Physics in India, yeah, one completes almost everything...

One more thing, considering the fact that I will have to prepare undergrad physics by myself along with my engg. course, when should I start preparing for physics GRE and the other exams mentioned above?

All the best, man.

Indian profs., of course. If there aren't any restrictions on number of attempts, why not give it this year? Also, what internships, etc did you do?

Loads of thanks! I will start with Mary Boas asap. Also yes, I have also heard that getting a permanent job in academia is difficult but then again I ave see various good engg college having profs with only one post doc as faculty, even if I am not able to work in A&A it would be better than...

Hi, I am a first year student of ECE in India, I am really really interested in Astronomy and Astrophysics and was hoping to get into a BS in Physics program in IIT Kanpur or IISc Bangalore however I fell short of it in JEE. However after doing a bit of searching online I see that several...

Thank you! :)

Is there a simple result for delta to Y as well?