Is there a difference between studying physics at a high or low rank university?

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Hello!
I am going to study theoretical physics in next year so I want to know is there any big difference between study in a high rank university and in a low rank university?( I mean for a undergraduate degree)Because of the tuition fees, I am an international student by the way

thanks, have a nice day!
 
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I think that classical mechanics, electromagnetism, thermodynamics, calculus and anything you are going to study for a undergraduate physics degree has been at least for 200 years in books. Maybe, quantum mechanics or a subject in your senior year just 50-100 years, but the point is that it just depend on the Professor-Student interest in teaching-learning respectively.

About opportunities of getting a job,you should ask to someone in your country.

(Sorry if i did many mistakes writing)
 
Sorry for being a bit late. This question has been asked a lot of time here. The answer is that for undergraduate degree there is almost no difference between any University, as for the courses. The atmosphere of each University varies however.