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Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) - Delhi
New Delhi, New Delhi, India
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Course Name
:M.Tech. Courses in Physics
Course Description
:IIT Delhi's M.Tech. Courses in Physics is for two years and includes - (a) Solid State Materials programme and (b) Applied Optics. The former programme encompasses science and technology of materials, their synthesis, characterization and applications in devices. It enables the students to fulfill the requirements of various industrial, research and defence organisations of the country where skilled material scientists and technologists are needed.
,p>The Applied Optics programme is one of its kind in the country which is primarily designed to emphasise the Applied nature of modern and classical optics. It is designed to meet the requirements of various optical and optoelectronic industries and R&D organisations in India. The students trained in this programme has been able to procure employment in various R&D laboratories and private and public sector industries.
Category
:Science and Engineering
Subject
:Physics and Applied Physics
Campus Name
:Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) - Delhi Campus
Entry Requirements
:For getting admission to IIT's M.Tech. Courses in Physics, a candidate must possess a Bachelor's degree with Physics as a subject for at least two years/ four semesters and Mathematics for at least one year/two semesters.
Fees
:9000
Level
:Masters
Mode
:Full Time
Medium
:Campus
Type
:Degree
Duration
:2 years
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