How can I prepare and apply for a degree in physics?

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A chemical engineering graduate from a prominent Indian institute is seeking guidance on pursuing a degree in physics. The discussion emphasizes the importance of identifying the specific type of degree desired—whether a Bachelor's, Master's, or PhD—and encourages researching suitable universities that offer these programs. Participants advise against expecting detailed guidance and suggest using online resources to find information on application processes and preparation. The conversation highlights the need for proactive research and clarity in academic goals.
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Hi friends, I am a chemical engineering graduate from one of the reputed national institutes in India and presently working with a giant public sector unit of the govt.. I would like to pursue a degree on physics in the coming year can anyone guide me what all to prepare, how and where to apply etc etc,,,
 
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Of course you start by looking for a suitable school.
 
@bograts21.. bro can u help me in that.. with my background which ll be the best possible place to look for
 
Kaustav said:
Hi friends, I am a chemical engineering graduate from one of the reputed national institutes in India and presently working with a giant public sector unit of the govt.. I would like to pursue a degree on physics in the coming year can anyone guide me what all to prepare, how and where to apply etc etc,,,

Don't expect any spoon feeding from anyone, on this forum. Specify what kind of degree you wish to pursue (Bachelors/Masters/PhD). You can start by looking at universities which offer these programmes. I am sure you know how to google...
 

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