5 Years (10 Semester) Integrated UG/PG Program in Physics & Electronics
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1 Courses Offered: 5 Years (10 ) Integrated UG/PG Program in Physics & Electronics 2 Years (4 ) Course M. Sc. Physics (Specialization in Material Science) In addition to the presently offered specialization, new specializations, Nuclear Physics and Laser Science will be offered from coming sessions M. Sc. Electronics (Specialization in Communication Electronics) Integrated M. Phil. / Ph. D. Fee Structure At the time of admission II III IV V VI Integrated UG/PG Prog. Rs. 3000/- per semester M.Sc. (Physics) Rs. 3200/- Rs. 2200/- Rs. 2775/- Rs. 2400/- M.Sc. (Electronics) Int. M.Phil. / Ph.D.(Physics) Rs. 6750/- Rs. 5350/- Rs. 5660/- Rs. 8,550/- Rs. 8,550/- Rs. 7350/- Ph.D. (Direct) Rs. 9,350/- For self finance seats, Registration fee of Rs. 30,000/- is to be paid at the time of admission over and above the prescribed semester fees. Examination and other university fees shall be charged separately as per notification as issued from time to time.
2 Course Structure of 5 Years Integrated UG Program in Physics I II Paper Code Paper Name Marks Paper Code Paper Name Mark s I BP-101 Mechanics and properties of matter 50 IV BP-201 Kinematics and Oscillations 50 II BP-102 Electrostatics and Magnetostatics 50 V BP-202 Electromagnetic theory 50 III BP-103 Lab I 50 VI BP-203 Lab II 50 III IV VII BP-301 Heat and Thermodynamics 50 X BP-401 Optics 50 VIIII BP-302 Basic Electronics 50 XI BP-402 Modern Physics 50 IX BP-303 Lab III 50 XII BP-403 Lab IV 50 V VI XIII BP-501 Optical instruments and techniques 50 XIX BP-601 Atomic and Molecular Physics 50 XIV BP-502 Mathematical Physics 50 XX BP-602 Basic Nuclear Physics 50 XV BP-503 Basic Quantum mechanics 50 XXI BP-603 Solid State Physics II 50 XVI BP-504 Solid State Physics I 50 XXII BP-604 Elements of Nanoscience 50 XVII BP-505 Lab V 50 XXIII BP-605 Lab VII 50 XVIII BP-506 Lab VI 50 XXIV BP-606 Project work 150 Course Structure of 5 Years Integrated UG Program in Electronics I II Paper Code Paper Name Marks Paper Code Paper Name I BE-101 Network Theorems and A.C. Circuits Mark s 50 IV BE-201 Digital Electronics I 50 II BE-102 Basic Electronics I 50 V BE-202 Basic Electronics II 50 III BE-103 Lab I 50 VI BE-203 Lab II 50 III IV VII BE-301 Digital Electronics II 50 X BE-401 Electromagnetic Theory 50 VIII BE-302 Basic Electronics III 50 XI BE-402 Numerical techniques 50 IX BE-303 Lab III 50 XII BE-403 Lab IV 50 XIII BE-501 V Microprocessor and microcontrollers VI 50 XIX BE-601 Analog Communication II 50 XIV BE-502 Wave Propagation 50 XX BE-602 Digital Communications 50 XV BE-503 Electronic Instrumentation and Digital Signal Processing 50 XXI BE-603 Advance Electronic Instrumentation 50
3 XVI BE-504 Analog Communication I 50 XXII BE-604 Fibre Optics and Optoelectronics XVII BE-505 Lab V 50 XXIII BE-605 LabVII 50 XVIII BE-506 Lab VI 50 XXIV BE-606 Project Work Course Structure (M. Sc. PHYSICS) I Code Subject Marks PT-101 Mathematical Physics 100 PT-102 Classical Mechanics 100 PT-103 Quantum Mechanics 100 PT-104 Basics of Electronic Devices 100 PT-105 Lab. Course : 200 II PT-201 Quantum Mechanics-II 100 PT-202 Statistical Mechanics 100 PT-203 Electrodynamics & Plasma Physics 100 PT-204 Atomic & Molecular Physics 100 PT-205 Lab. Course: 200 III PT-301 Computer programming and Numberical Analysis 100 PT-302 Condensed Matter Physics-I 100 PT-303 Nuclear & Particle Physics 100 PT-304 Materials Science I 100 PT-305 Laboratory 200 IV PT-401 Laser Physics and Spectroscopy 100 PT-402 Condensed Matter Physics II 100 PT-403 Material Science II 100 PT-404 Physics of Semiconductor devices 100 PT-405 Project Work 200
4 Course Structure of M. Sc. Electronics First CODE SUBJECT MARKS Paper I El-101 Electronic Materials 100 Paper-II El-102 Electrodynamics 100 Paper-III El-103 Integrated Devices And Circuits 100 Paper-IV El-104 Digital Electronics 100 Paper-V El-105 Basic Electronic Laboratory 100 Paper-VI El-106 Minor Project Work 100 Second Paper-I El-201 Signals And System 100 Paper-II El-202 Electronic Communication Methods & Radar 100 Paper-III El-203 Semiconductor Devices & Fabrication 100 Paper-IV El-204 Computer Application In Electronics 100 Digital & Communication Electronic Paper-V El-205 Laboratory 100 Paper-VI El-206 Minor Project Work 100 Third Paper-I El-301 Communication Electronics 100 Paper-II El-302 Fiber Optic s & Optical Comm. 100 Paper-III El-303 Digital Communication & Networking 100 Paper-IV El-304 Sensor And Transducers 100 Fourth Paper-I El-401 Major Project Work With Dissertation 100 Practical Training In Any Of The Following Paper-II El-402 Fields 100
5 Integrated M.Phil / Pre-Ph.D. program in Physics The following examination scheme, marking and evaluation pattern is approved for M. Phil program (exit option) in the integrated M.Phil /Pre-Ph.D. program in Physics -I Name of the Paper Marks in end semester examination Internal Assessment Marks Total Characterization Techniques of Materials Physics of Advance materials Research Methodology and Scientific Presentation Total 300
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