What should I do after 12th for become quantum physicist?

After that, you can pursue MSc and then Ph. D. and work as a lecturer or teacher at University. You can also work as a Scientist in Nuclear Power Plants, Research labs, Astronomy, Automotive Research, telecom, Fibre Optics, Information Technology, Phone/ Computer parts and in Chip Manufacturing Industry, etc.

Is there any career in quantum physics?

After learning Quantum Mechanics you can enter the field of a theoretical and experimental physicist, you can also become a researcher, you can also work with a quantum computer, Not only in engineering but also in the medical field, quantum mechanics can be used to make different medicines/compounds.

Do I need to study quantum physics in the first year?

Essentially in every field you do study quantum physics because in first year it doesn’t matter what course you are in you will study the same thing. Basic level of quantum physics is taught in first year and if you want an in-depth knowledge then you can choose either mechanical engineering or astrophysics.

Which IITs are better for quantum physics?

To go to application oriented physics research like Materials science, Laser Physics, Quantum optics etc IITs are better. Both requires Quantum mechanics as basis. So if you are more precise with your question, you may get a better suggestion. I completed my 12th.

How can I do MSc in quantum physics after graduation?

If you pursue undergraduate from a university then prepare for IIT-JAM, JEST, TIFR, JNUEE, BHU-PET, DU PG Entrance exams during your graduation then get an institution for an M.Sc. in Physics. As Q.M. is a fundamental course, you will learn the basic and advanced quantum mechanics in your syllabus.

What can I do after class 12 physics?

Students who study Physics can pursue many disciplines after class XII and they should shortlist the field best suited for them by determining their personality, interest as well as aptitude. Students who study Physics in Class 12 can pursue careers after pursuing a more specialized course/degree in the following spheres: