Want to pursue degree in physics

gaurangparkar · Jul 9, 2014

I have completed by bachelors degree in engineering (chemical) and I want to pursue higher studies in physics. any advice

Choppy · Jul 9, 2014

It might help to be a little more specific with your question.

Off hand, I'm not sure that a typical chemical engineering degree would meet the minimum requirements for admission into a graduate level physics program - however, the devil is in the details. Your specific course load may be sufficient - depending on the program that you're interested in. I would recommend contacting any department that you're interested into see what you need to do to qualify for their program.

gaurangparkar · Jul 9, 2014

can you suggest me with some courses.

lisab · Jul 9, 2014

Read this thread thoroughly:

https://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=64966

It will give you guidance.

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