University of Southern Punjab

M.Phil Physics

Eligibility Criteria

a) An undergraduate degree (involving 16 years of education) in Physics with
minimum CGPA 2/4 or 45% aggregate marks (annual system) is the basic
eligibility requirement for admission in the Master of Science in Physics.

b) Candidates having undergraduate degrees (involving 16 years of education) in
any discipline other than but relevant to the discipline of Physics are also eligible
for admission to the program subject to completion of deficiency courses up-to a
maximum of 9 credit hours to be determined by the concerned department in
accordance with the provisions of the HEC Graduate Education Policy (2023).

c) Admission test with a passing score of 50% (OR) GRE/HAT General /
equivalent tests, with a passing score of 50% is required as eligibility condition.
The merit will be calculated as per criteria approved by the statutory bodies.

Scheme of Study M.Phil Physics Program

Total Credit Hours: 32

Courses
Advance Mathematical Methods of Physics
Advance Quantum Mechanics
Elective I
Elective II
Techniques of Experimental & Computational Physics
Advance Electrodynamics
Elective III
Elective IV
Elective IV
Fehm-e-Quran
Research Thesis
Elective Courses
Statistical Physics
Group Theory
Atomic Physics
Renewable Energy Resources
Conduction in Solids
Soil Physics
Environmental and Atmospheric Physics
Research Methodology
Photovoltaic Materials
Polymers Physics
Classical Mechanics
Magnetic Properties of Materials
Magnetism in Condensed Matter
Condensed Matter Theory-I
Quantum Information Theory-I
Plasma Physics-I
Plasma Physics-II
Electrodynamics II
Particle Physics
General Relativity and Cosmology
Accelerator Techniques for Materials
Solid State Physics
Solid State Theory
Advanced Nuclear Theory-I
Advanced Nuclear Theory-II
Laser Physics – I
Laser Physics – II
Optical Properties of Solid
Dielectric Properties of Materials
Solar Energy
Wind Energy
Low Temperature Physics
Solid State Chemical Reaction Kinetic Modeling
Nanophysics and Nanotechnology I
Materials Science
Spintronics
Thin Films Technology
Advance Medical Physics
Radiation Physics
Radiation Protection and Health Physics
Glass Systems