As the Head of Physics Department, we welcome you all to our department. Our department is committed to providing an exceptional education in physics, which includes both theoretical and experimental aspects of the subject. In our department, we are offering courses as per NEP B.Sc. Physics, B.Sc. Nanotechnology, B.Sc. Aeronautical Science.

We have a dedicated team of faculty members those are experts in various fields of physics and are passionate about teaching and research. They work tirelessly to ensure that our students receive the best possible education and have access to the latest research and technology.

Our curriculum is designed to provide a solid foundation in fundamental physics principles, as well as to develop critical thinking, problem-solving, and analytical skills. Our students are encouraged to participate in research projects and internships, both on-campus and off-campus, to gain hands-on experience and apply the knowledge they have gained in the classroom.

In addition, we offer a variety of opportunities for students to engage with the wider scientific community, including guest lectures, seminars, and conferences. We also encourage students to participate in outreach programs, where they can share their love for physics with the general public and inspire the next generation of physicists.

We invite you to our department and learn more about the Physics Department at the Keral Verma Subharti College of Science. We look forward to welcoming you to our department and helping you achieve your academic and career goals in physics.

Dr. Arvind Kumar Sharma
Professor & Head
Department of Physics

Programmes offered

Undergraduate

• B.Sc. Physics
• B.Sc. Aeronautical Science
• B.Sc. Nanotechnology

Postgraduate

• M.Sc. Physics

Doctorate

• Ph.D. Physics

Career Opportunities

• Research and Development (R&D): Physics graduates often pursue research and development roles in industries such as aerospace, defense, electronics, energy, telecommunications, and materials science. You can work on cutting-edge projects, conduct experiments, analyze data, and contribute to technological advancements.
• Academic Career: Pursuing higher education, such as a master's or Ph.D. in Physics, can lead to a career in academia. This path allows you to conduct research, publish scientific papers, teach at universities or colleges, and mentor students.
• Engineering: Physics graduates often have a solid foundation in mathematical modeling, problem-solving, and critical thinking, making them suitable for engineering roles. You can specialize in fields such as electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, civil engineering, or materials engineering.
• Data Science and Analytics: With your strong quantitative and analytical skills, you can explore opportunities in the field of data science and analytics. Physics graduates are sought after for their ability to analyze complex datasets, build mathematical models, and extract insights from data.
• Computational Physics: If you have programming skills or an interest in computer modeling and simulations, you can pursue a career in computational physics. This field involves using numerical methods and computer simulations to study physical phenomena, solve complex problems, and simulate real-world scenarios.
• Financial Services: Physics graduates with their strong mathematical and analytical background are sought after in the financial industry. You can work in roles such as quantitative analyst, risk analyst, or financial consultant, utilizing your skills to analyze market trends, develop models, and make predictions.
• Renewable Energy: With the increasing emphasis on sustainable energy sources, you can contribute to the renewable energy sector. Physics graduates can work on projects related to solar energy, wind power, geothermal energy, or energy storage, involving research, design, and optimization.
• Science Journalism and Communication: If you have a passion for writing and communication, you can pursue a career in science journalism, science writing, or science communication. This field allows you to bridge the gap between scientific research and the general public through articles, blogs, or media presentations.
• Medical Physics: Medical physics combines physics principles with healthcare applications. You can work in areas such as diagnostic imaging, radiation therapy, nuclear medicine, or medical device development, ensuring the safe and effective use of technology in medicine.
• Patent Law and Intellectual Property: Physics graduates can pursue careers in patent law, specializing in intellectual property related to scientific inventions. This field involves working as a patent agent, attorney, or consultant to protect and manage patents.
• Entrepreneurship: If you have an entrepreneurial mindset, you can start your own technology-based company, consultancy firm, or innovative venture that leverages your physics knowledge and skills

Faculty List