Scope of Engineering Physics from IIT?

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Engineering Physics at IT BHU focuses on applying physics principles to solve engineering problems, covering topics such as quantum mechanics, materials science, and electronics. Graduates can pursue careers in various fields, including microelectronics, nanotechnology, and research and development. The branch is considered versatile and offers opportunities in both academia and industry, particularly in high-tech sectors. The reputation of IT BHU enhances job prospects, making it a viable choice for students interested in a strong foundation in physics with engineering applications.
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Scope of Engineering Physics from IIT?

please tell me about wat we are taught in Engineering Physics.

Wat is the scope of this branch ??

shall i take it in IT BHU ?? (i am geting that Branch here easily)
 
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Arun Verma said:
please tell me about wat we are taught in Engineering Physics.

Wat is the scope of this branch ??

shall i take it in IT BHU ?? (i am geting that Branch here easily)

yeah i too want to ask the same thing...if you are unaware of IT BHU then its one of the most prestigious institutions in india(IITs)...now if anyone of you can help us ...and if you have any idea of its scope in India or overall...i also wish to ask if we can pursue microelectronics or nano science after that...please please reply soon
 


Arun Verma said:
please tell me about wat we are taught in Engineering Physics.

Wat is the scope of this branch ??

shall i take it in IT BHU ?? (i am geting that Branch here easily)

Please see this thread where Apoorvaa got a response from MATLABdude:

https://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=504863

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