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With a mechanical engineering background, pursuing an MSc in Physics is reasonable, and fields like Nanoscience and Nanotechnology are a strong choice because they blend materials, mechanics, and applied physics. You are generally eligible for CSIR UGC NET JRF and Lectureship if you complete an MSc in Physics or a related physics-heavy program, so choosing a specialization closely aligned with core physics will keep all options open. ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ geometry dash lite
Please check physical parameters first of all. If you are fit as per their standards, start preparing for it. Also first check, whether you are really interested Or anything else is motivating you.
Hi Arati, After ITI, you can do Polytechnic course followed by B.Tech.. Each of these 2 courses would be of one year less duration for you. Best wishes, Himanshu
Hi Riteshbhai, There are always scope if you are really interested in what you are doing. Before moving ahead, attempt and https://www.careerguide.com/know-your-ideal-career. Both tests will help you to give you a direction which you are looking for. Best wishes, Himanshu
Hi Rahul, Apologies as we don't provide such services at our platform. Just a suggestions, try to look for a relevant job available in any part of the country rather than doing a non-relevant job doing in Hyderabad. You would feel the effect after 5-7 years when the growth will stifle. Best wishes, Himanshu
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