Can anyone kindly suggest any ideas about the physics project.

In summary, the conversation is about a student studying in the first year of BSc who is interested in submitting a project for the Kishore Vaigyanik Protsahan Yojna (KVPY), a program by the Government of India. They are seeking suggestions for project ideas and mention that the KVPY page displays an email for inquiries. Some questions are raised about the project, such as what KVPY is, whether it is a physics or engineering project, and what the end goal is. The student clarifies that KVPY stands for Kishore Vaigyanik Protsahan Yojna and it aims to select students for research programs in sciences and provide them with stipends. They suggest goog
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I am a student studying in BSc I year level. I would like to submit a project next year to get through KVPY,a program initiated by Govt of India. Can anyone kindly suggest any ideas about the project.
 
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brother me too searching the same thing. I think we have to email to somebody at IISc as displayed on the KVPY page.
 
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People might be able to help you with some ideas, but you have to give us a little more information. What is KVPY? Is this a physics or engineering project? What kinds of projects have students done in the past? Is this a summer project, or something to work on through your second year? Does it have to be original? What is your end goal - publication? Oral presentation? Term paper?

Or, should you be coming up with an idea on your own as part of the whole exercise?
 
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Thanxs for your interest. KVYP stands for "Kishore Vaigyanik Protsahan Yojna". Organised by IISc Bangalore. It aims to select students for research programmes in sciences (phy, mat, bio) and also provide them with stipends. Google "KVPY" for more...
 

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