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The Department of Physics was established to make learning engaging, practical, and research-driven. Offering Physics as a principal subject, the department supports students aiming for higher education. Backed by an experienced and intellectual faculty, it has consistently scaled new heights in academic results and research since its inception.
The department features three well-equipped research labs and four dedicated, full-time faculty members. Our faculty has been actively involved in university curriculum design since 2016, including the recent implementation of the NEP-2020 curriculum for B.Sc. programs.
We prioritize holistic student development through a supportive, student-friendly environment. Faculty regularly upgrade their expertise through refresher courses and conferences, ensuring modern teaching methodologies that foster independent learning and shape responsible citizens.
Modern Teaching & IT: ICT-enabled classrooms with audio-visual aids and department-wide internet access.
Experiential Learning: Hands-on projects, industrial visits, study tours, and student seminars.
National Recognition: Official examination center for the National Graduate Physics Examination (NGPE) by the IAPT.
Academic Events: Annual celebrations of National Science Day, Open Day Exhibitions, and skill competitions.
Rigorous Evaluation: Semester and grade point systems (since 2011) with online internal exams, assignments, and CCE feedback.
Skill Programs: Specialized Career Oriented Programmes (COP) for professional growth.
Resources & Security: Access to a specialized Departmental Library (plus Central Library) and campus-wide CCTV monitoring.