MSc or MS in applied physics.which is require for phd?

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Hello physicists,so i am debasish continuing my 5 year integrated MSc in applied physics from cet,bbsr,india and very much interested to pursue my doctorate from Harvard university,some of my seniors are advising me must to complete my MS degree before i join to Harvard university through gre or TOEFL.
i am really confuse what to do.Although both the degrees(MSc & MS) have same value and obviously same syllabus than why should not i apply for phd with a MSc?
please anyone here suggest me somthing about this,so that i can fulfill my aim..THANK YOU.
 
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Go read https://www.physicsforums.com/insights/the-us-graduate-school-system/ immediately, if you haven't already.

As for MS vs MSc... you'll have to explain the differences between these degrees in your educational system. To US ears, they sound equivalent.

Other than that, yes, you should expect to take the physics GRE and TOEFL before you apply.
 
For some background, I'm currently a 3rd year physics major with an astro specialization studying in Canada, and as undergraduates are want to do I'm regularly evaluating my career prospects down the road. I also plan on pursuing grad school when I've completed my degree. It might just be my anxiety acting up a little, but with a lot of the government funding drying up for public science research broadly in the US, the 'industry' everyone keeps talking about when questions like this are...

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