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sagarbhathwar
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Is it possible to study quantum mechanics at post graduate level(M.S.) after a Bachelors degree(B.Tech) in electrical and electronics engineering?
The reason I am asking this is in India, my locality lacks good science schools. So, I thought of doing my bachelors in EEE and then take up masters in quantum mechanics at a US University. Is it possible? If so, what are the steps to be followed during my B.Tech study?
P.S. - In a nearby planetarium, there is a program called REAP for students interested in physics which is designed to teach the whole of undergraduate basic physics(Classical mechanics, Electrodynamics, QM etc). So, I will be attending the program but without any degree in physics. The teachers here will be doctoral professors from IISc, TIFR etc.
My question is, can I cope up with physics alongside EEE? And will US universities accept students into M.S. in physics with a bachelors degree in EEE?
Thank you.
The reason I am asking this is in India, my locality lacks good science schools. So, I thought of doing my bachelors in EEE and then take up masters in quantum mechanics at a US University. Is it possible? If so, what are the steps to be followed during my B.Tech study?
P.S. - In a nearby planetarium, there is a program called REAP for students interested in physics which is designed to teach the whole of undergraduate basic physics(Classical mechanics, Electrodynamics, QM etc). So, I will be attending the program but without any degree in physics. The teachers here will be doctoral professors from IISc, TIFR etc.
My question is, can I cope up with physics alongside EEE? And will US universities accept students into M.S. in physics with a bachelors degree in EEE?
Thank you.