MSc Physics: PhD & NET/GATE Options After Distance Ed.

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Completing an MSc in Physics through distance education from Berhampur University is viable for pursuing a PhD, provided the program is recognized by the UGC. Candidates can attempt the NET or GATE exams after graduation. While specific experiences with internships were not shared, it is suggested to contact university faculty for guidance on securing internships. Overall, the discussion emphasizes the importance of UGC recognition for further academic and career opportunities in physics.
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i am doing msc physics through distance education under berhampur university.can anyone please tell me me if i can do phd after my msc physics.and also has any cleared net or gate after doing msc physics through distance education?any answer will be immensely helpful to me.i would also like to know about any other oppurtunities after doing msc physics.
 
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Frankly I haven't heard of anyone doing M.Sc. physics through distance education, but if your university/degree is recognised by UGC then at least you can attempt NET or GATE.Best of luck.
 
yes,it is ugc recognized.can u help me in any other way like getting internship?
 
yes,it is ugc recognized.can u help me in any other way like getting internship?please reply
 
I am sorry I can't, for that you have to approach faculty of some university.
 

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