Is a Masters in Theoretical Particle Physics Worth Pursuing Without a PhD?

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Hello friends..I'm an electronics engineering student from India and I would like to pursue masters in theoretical physics(particle physics) in a good university abroad...what are my options??Does my engineering gpa matter for physics masters admission??I hope to get a reply soon... :smile:
 
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akhmathew said:
Hello friends..I'm an electronics engineering student from India and I would like to pursue masters in theoretical physics(particle physics) in a good university abroad...what are my options??Does my engineering gpa matter for physics masters admission??I hope to get a reply soon... :smile:

Do your own self test. Start here:

https://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=64966

A question: what do you intend to do with a Masters in theoretical particle physics? The probability of you actually working in that area is extremely small without a PhD, especially in light of the fact that there are many theoretical particle physicists with PhDs also looking and competing for the same jobs.

Zz.