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A Physicist is a scientist who is trained to understand the interactions of matter and energy across the physical universe. They explore and identify the basic principles concerning the structure and behaviour of matter. They study the generation and transfer of energy. There are many divisions in physics they are atomic, molecular, optical physics, astrophysics, computational physics, chemical physics, fluid dynamics, laser science, material physics, nuclear physics, plasma physics and polymer physics. A physicist work can work in schools, colleges, universities, hospitals, research laboratories, in military, for the Government and many other fields. Find frequently asked questions on career related to Physicists answered by renowned Career Counsellors of India, and to know more on what, why and how's of becoming Physicists

  Dear Friend, Thank you for reaching Mera Careerguide.com It is always important when we take up some courses, we will have to analyse what is next to help us fetch a good career. There are many career options that you can choose based on your interest that you want to opt for? Below are some of my suggestions: 1. Cutting Edge: Physcists that work at the cutting edge are often driven by curiosity. They strive to answer questions like How big is the universe? or What is everything made of? Although their work doesn't always have an obvious application to everyday life, by pushing techno

Hi Daamodal, Hope you are doing well. Hope your career counseling session was informative and satisfactory. Career planning is arduous and challenging task. Here are some tips to help you plan your career. Know Yourself: Begin by a self-reflection. Understand your strengths, weaknesses, interests, values, abilities, and aptitude. Take advice from a Career Counselor whenever you are in doubt. Explore Careers: When it comes to pursuing a career, students only think of engineering, medicine, information technology, accoun

Hello Jimsilu,   If you wish to be a professor of Physics go ahead with the subject.   Please note that a masters degree is the requirement to be a to be a lecturer,  followed by clearing the NET / SET exams.   Thus I as a counselor, would recommend that pursue a graduation in the subject you wish to teach then clearing the NET / SET becomes easier.   Rest is your choice.   But please note, pursue a masters degree too.   Wish you good luck..

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