Engineering Physics Course: Job & Research Opportunities

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The discussion centers on comparing two Engineering Physics courses from IIT Madras and IIT Delhi, focusing on their potential for job and research opportunities in India. Key topics include electives such as solid-state physics, semiconductor technology, VLSI, and communication theory. The conversation highlights the relevance of these courses for graduates seeking decent job placements in the engineering physics field. A participant with a degree from IIT Chennai offers to answer questions, emphasizing the importance of networking for prospective students.

PREREQUISITES
  • Understanding of Engineering Physics concepts
  • Familiarity with semiconductor technology
  • Knowledge of VLSI design principles
  • Awareness of communication theory applications
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  • Research job opportunities for Engineering Physics graduates in India
  • Explore advanced topics in solid-state physics
  • Learn about VLSI design tools and techniques
  • Investigate the role of communication theory in engineering applications
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Prospective Engineering Physics students, recent graduates, and professionals seeking insights into job and research opportunities in the field of engineering physics in India.

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please go thru the following two courses both are EP courses at diff institutes ...which wud be better from a research+job point of view i mean a decent job
http://www.physics.iitm.ac.in/courses_files/courses/btechcourses/2006revcourse.html (+electives in solid state,semi conductivity,VLSI,communication theory mostly)
http://www.iitd.ac.in/deptt/phy/engg_physics.html

what are the oppurtunities as such for an Engg physicist just after his B.Tech( i wud be happy if some one can tell this with relevance to india)
 
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Dude, i finished engg physics from IIT-Chennai in may 09...I just saw this mail...rite now, I'm a bit busy...but u can contact me with ur question @ pravi.iitm@gmail.com..

bbi
 
Is this a joke?
 
i dint get u...
 
there is no necessity for me to joke...i just thought of helping u...datz all
 
um...what...?
 

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