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  • Nayan Goenka

    Member • Aug 11, 2013

    Yes I think you can do that. MSc is the course you are talking about I think. You can enroll in that course with a graduation in science degree. But you can also opt for M.Tech. It can help you even better.
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  • Void Runner

    Member • Apr 8, 2014

    Inside India? Theoretically yes, practically no (there are a lot of regulation/administrative problems). You can, however, do this in the USA without facing too much trouble.

    #-Link-Snipped-# Engineering Physics is not exactly what is taught in MSc physics, though it is related. India does not have good equivalents to an Engineering Physics degree yet (except for the B.Tech in a few IITs).
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  • Kaustubh Katdare

    Administrator • Mar 30, 2018

    Yes you can do MSc or Ph.D. in physics after engineering, Check this blog to see several ways in which you can do that
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