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B. Sc. In Physics

B.Sc Physics is a 3-year undergraduate programme that builds a strong foundation in classical and modern physics through a blend of theory and laboratory work. Students learn core areas such as mechanics, electromagnetism, optics, thermodynamics, quantum physics and solid-state physics, along with supporting courses in mathematics and computing. The programme prepares graduates for higher studies and careers in research, education, technology, data analysis and allied scientific fields.

Key Information

Eligibility

Duration

3 Years

Programme Code

Course Type

Bachelor Degree

Curriculum

Semester - I

Course Outcomes (CO)

Semester - II

Course Outcomes (CO)

Semester - III

Course Outcomes (CO)

Semester - IV

Course Outcomes (CO)

Semester - V

Course Outcomes (CO)

Semester - VI

Course Outcomes (CO)

Expert Faculty

Dr. Harishkumar Dubey

Dr. Harishkumar Dubey

Sr. Vice-Principal - Admin
I/C Principal - BKBNC
Physics
Dr. Vijay S Jadhav

Dr. Vijay S Jadhav

Professor and Head
Physics
Dr. Mahendra Khandpekar

Dr. Mahendra Khandpekar

Professor
Physics
Dr. Dattatray Kshirsagar

Dr. Dattatray Kshirsagar

Professor
Physics

Program Outcome (PO)

PO-1 : Fundamental Knowledge

Demonstrate strong understanding of core areas of physics such as Mathematical Physics, Classical Mechanics, Nuclear Physics, Thermal and Statistical Physics, and Electronics.

Apply mathematical tools and physical principles to analyse, interpret, and solve complex problems in theoretical and applied physics.

Design, perform, and analyse experiments using appropriate laboratory techniques, instruments, and safety practices through Major and Minor Practical courses.

Understand research methodologies, data collection, data analysis, and scientific report writing, enabling participation in research projects, internships, and OJT.

Develop hands-on skills in electronics, microcontroller programming, and experimental physics, relevant to industry and research applications.

Exhibit professional ethics, teamwork, responsibility, and scientific integrity during laboratory work, internships, and on-the-job training.

Communicate scientific ideas effectively through oral presentations, laboratory records, project reports, and seminars.

Gain practical exposure through Summer Internship and On-Job Training, enhancing employability in education, research labs, industries, and technical fields.

Recognize the importance of continuous learning and adaptability to emerging trends in physics, technology, and interdisciplinary research.

Programme Specific Outcomes (PSO)

PSO1 : Application of Mathematical and Theoretical Physics

Apply mathematical techniques and theoretical concepts to solve problems in Mathematical Physics, Classical Mechanics, Nuclear Physics, and Thermal & Statistical Physics.

Perform physics experiments with accuracy using standard laboratory equipment and advanced experimental techniques through Major Practical I & II and Experimental Physics.

Design, analyse, and implement basic electronic circuits and microcontroller-based systems, useful in industrial and research applications.

Apply research methodology, experimental planning, data analysis, and scientific documentation skills gained through Research Methodology and Practical courses.

Demonstrate practical understanding of real-world applications of physics through Summer Internship and On-Job Training (OJT).

Develop technical competence, problem-solving ability, teamwork, and ethical responsibility required for careers in research, education, industry, and higher studies.

Programme Objectives

Career Options

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