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BSc Applied Physics | KU
Objectives
Some of the major objectives of BSc Applied Physics degree for students are listed below:
- To produce academically and professionally competent graduates.
- To conduct and promote progress and research activities in the field of physics.
- To provide an understanding of the historical evolution and the role of physics in current technologies.
- To apply the classroom learning to solve the real world problem using both numerical and analytical techniques.
- To prepare for further education.
Admission Requirements
In order to be eligible to study this bachelor level degree, applicants must have to pass +2 or ISc with at least second division along with 50% marks in Computer Science, Mathematics and Physics. Applicants must have to appear in the entrance test conducted by the Kathmandu University which is followed by a personal interview.
Selection Procedures:
Selection is made on the basis of past academic records and marks of entrance test administered by the Kathmandu University. Applicant's performance in the personal interview is also taken into consideration.
Required Documents:
- Eligible candidates must have to submit two passport size photographs.
- Applicants should submit attested photocopies of academic certificates of all the examinations taken by board.
- Applicant must have to submit character certificate issued by educational institution last attended.
- Duly completed and properly signed admission form.
Fee Structure
Career and Scope
This valued degree is a gateway to an array of careers. BSc Applied Physics degree graduates can find work in diverse areas of engineering, photonics/ optoelectronics, semiconductors, research& evolution as well as in communication sector. They have the option to work as:
- Geophysics
- Laser Physics
- Academician
- Optoelectronics
- Materials Science
- Telecommunications
- Environmental Physics
- Sensors and Transducers
- Acoustics and Ultrasonic
- Instrumentation Designer
- Biophysics and Medical Physics
- Product Design and Development
- Computing & Software Development
- Computational Physics and Modeling
- Semiconductor Devices and Microelectronics