Engineering Physics I

• The course is offered to students from Electrical Engineering, Electronics & Communication, Computer Science & Engineering, Chemical Engineering and Civil Engineering.
• CLICK HERE to download the syllabus and its contribution to various program outcomes.
• This is a four-credit course with two hours lecture, one hour tutorial, and two hour lab every week.

Engineering Physics II

• The course is offered to students from Mechanical Engineering and Production and Industrial Engineering.
• CLICK HERE to download the syllabus and its contribution to various program outcomes.
• This is a four-credit course with two hours lecture, one hour tutorial, and two hour lab every week.

Engineering Physics III

• The course is offered to students from Department of Biotechnology.
• CLICK HERE to download the syllabus and its contribution to various program outcomes.
• This is a four-credit course with two hours lecture, one hour tutorial, and two hour lab every week.

Other relevant links: First Year Curriculum | Academic Portal

Department of Physics is all set to start M.Sc. in Physics program. The program is approved by the Board of Governors and is expected to take admissions from the session 2024-25.

• It is a four-semester (two-year) program consisting of 80 credits in total.
• Students must qualify JAM entrance exam to participate in the admission process.
• This two-year program is intended to provide the basics of physics in the first year and applied aspects of physics in various fields in the second year through electives, projects, and core courses.
• In addition to the employability of the students in different industries, the program is designed in such a way so that students can qualify for various international and national level competitive exams including GRE, GATE, CSIR-JRF, JEST, and other higher-educational entrance exams.
• The students shall learn in-depth in their area of interest through projects of one-year duration.
• CLICK HERE to download the program manual and syllabus of its courses.
  
  

The department also offers Ph.D. courses to the students registering for Ph.D. in the Department of Physics and other departments.

CLICK HERE to download the list of Ph.D. courses offered by the department. Visit FACULTY PROFILES to know more about the area of specialization of different faculty members.