Courses Information regarding MSc Physics course in Cambride or oxford

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To enter an MSc Physics course at Cambridge, prospective students should consult the university's official admissions pages for detailed information on application procedures and requirements. The discussion highlights that Cambridge offers programs through both the Department of Applied Mathematics and Theoretical Physics (DAMTP) and the Physics Department, which focuses more on experimental physics. Additionally, there is a query regarding the validity of a three-year degree from India for admission in the UK, emphasizing the importance of checking specific eligibility criteria on university websites.
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HI everyone,

I'm a student from India . I would like to know the procedure
to enter Msc physics course in Cambride(if at all its there).
Is a three year degree valid in UK
 
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you know, you should be looking at cambridge and oxford's webpages in order to find the information you're seeking.
anyway, at cambridge there's the department of applied mathematics and theoretical physics (damtp) and there's the physics department, which i think is more concerned with experimental physics.
 
photonic said:
HI everyone,

I'm a student from India . I would like to know the procedure
to enter Msc physics course in Cambride(if at all its there).
Is a three year degree valid in UK


Unsurprisingly, all of this information is available on the websites for both universities. Cambridge, for example, details all of their courses on their admissions pages.
 

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