Looking for abroad admission for Ph.d. in physics?

[rem]

Hi,
I'm from India and have completed my msters in physics. I've scored 78% in my U.G. and 66% in P.G. My english language skill is fairly good. Could you Plz. suggest any abroad universities where i can apply for my further studies (preferably Europe but other places are equally welcome). And last bit of information I've published work in a reputed journal titled "density excitations of a harmonically trapped ideal gas". My area of interest is theoretical condensed matter physics.
Plz. do suggest me some abroad universities and preferably not some top universities b'coz I'm fully aware since my P.G. percentage is only 66% i cannot get into top b schools so please. suggest for me some good c or d grade universities.

 

[R.Mesri]

Thanks in advance.There are many universities in Europe that offer programs in theoretical condensed matter physics. Here are some suggestions: 1. University of Oxford, UK2. Imperial College London, UK 3. University of Cambridge, UK 4. ETH Zurich, Switzerland 5. University of Amsterdam, Netherlands 6. University of Barcelona, Spain 7. Sapienza University of Rome, Italy 8. University of Gothenburg, Sweden 9. Technical University of Munich, Germany 10. University of Warsaw, Poland You may also want to consider other countries such as Canada, Australia, and New Zealand.

 

[Mene]

Hello,

Thank you for reaching out about your interest in pursuing a Ph.D. in physics abroad. I understand the importance of finding the right university for your research interests and academic background.

Based on the information you have provided, I would recommend looking into universities in Europe such as the University of Amsterdam, University of Copenhagen, or University of Helsinki. These universities have strong programs in theoretical condensed matter physics and may be a good fit for your academic background.

It is important to note that universities have varying admission requirements, and it is best to check the specific requirements for each university you are interested in. While your undergraduate and postgraduate percentages may not meet the requirements for some top universities, you may still have a chance at being accepted to a strong program at a mid-tier university.

Additionally, your publication in a reputed journal is a great accomplishment and will strengthen your application. I would also suggest reaching out to professors or researchers in your field of interest at these universities to inquire about potential research opportunities.

Overall, I would encourage you to apply to a mix of universities, including mid-tier and top-tier, to increase your chances of acceptance. I wish you all the best in your academic journey.