YOUR GUIDE FOR UNDERGRADUATE PHYSICS

 1) PHYSICS BRAWL :  Online Physics Brawl is three-hour long internet competition.Teams of up to five people can participate. ELIGIBILITY :  The competition is mainly intended for high school teams of up to 5 students. The competition includes Open category where anyone can participate. (so undergraduates can also apply). PRIZES :  Top 3 teams in categories A, B, C and one overall winner (including open category) will be awarded by valuable prizes. Participation is free. Also check the rules INSTITUTE CONDUCTING:   FYKOS  (organization, problem sets),  Institute of Theoretical Physics, MFF UK  (rooms, hosting),  Department of Applied Mathematics  (hardware),  Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports  (co-announcer) and  Interlos  (the game engine) 2) NATIONAL ANVESHIKA SKILL TEST :    A short experiment will be shown in each video and questions will be asked based on the experiments shown. Based on the a...

This blog focuses on which exam to prepare for BSc Level Exams These exams are Screening tests for BSc grads to enter MSc or Integrated Ph.D. (MSc+PhD). All these exams have more or less the same syllabus, so preparing for one of them would mean you're mostly prepared for the other ones too. Of course, there is no 100% overlap in the syllabus but you can always prepare those few extra topics as required for any specific exam. JAM TIFR-GS Physics GRE MSc Entrance tests for universities like HCU,BHU,Jamia Milia Universitity , JNU, Pune University, IIT Mandi, DU, and many others. MSc Level Exams These exams are Screening tests for MSc grads to enter a Ph.D. JEST (it also is for BSc grads, will dig into the deets in the next section) CSIR-NET GATE IUCAA-INAT CMI Ph.D. entrance test A few other tests mentioned in the blog post above Things to consider No.of Institutes accepting the Exam This is the most important thing in my opinion.  I have listed all the exams one can give and th...