PHYSICS:
The following courses are offered to the students:
B.Sc. in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics [Three - year degree course]
[All admissions to this course - as per rules and regulations of HNB Garhwal University and the college]
Course Titles of Physics and maximum marks in examination, 2008-
In examination of every Part, there will be three papers of theory and one practical. Maximum marks for every paper is 50.
B.Sc. Part-One-
Paper-I: Mechanics and General Properties of Matter, Paper-II: Electricity and Magnetism, Paper-III: Acoustics Waves and Oscillation; plus Practical
B.Sc. Part-Two-
Paper-I: Thermodynamics and Heat, Paper-II: Optics, Paper-III: Solid State Physics and Statistical Mechanics; plus Practical
B.Sc. Part-Three-
Paper-I: Quantum Mechanic and Relativity, Paper-II: Modern Physics, Paper-III: Electronics and Solid State Physics; plus Practical
Each theory paper will be divided in 3 sections. Section-I will consist 16 objective type questions each carrying 1 mark. Section-II will consist 7 short-answer questions each carrying 2 marks. In Section-III, student will have to attempt any five long-answer questions each carrying 4 marks.
The following courses are offered to the students:
B.Sc. in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics [Three - year degree course]
[All admissions to this course - as per rules and regulations of HNB Garhwal University and the college]
Course Titles of Physics and maximum marks in examination, 2008-
In examination of every Part, there will be three papers of theory and one practical. Maximum marks for every paper is 50.
B.Sc. Part-One-
Paper-I: Mechanics and General Properties of Matter, Paper-II: Electricity and Magnetism, Paper-III: Acoustics Waves and Oscillation; plus Practical
B.Sc. Part-Two-
Paper-I: Thermodynamics and Heat, Paper-II: Optics, Paper-III: Solid State Physics and Statistical Mechanics; plus Practical
B.Sc. Part-Three-
Paper-I: Quantum Mechanic and Relativity, Paper-II: Modern Physics, Paper-III: Electronics and Solid State Physics; plus Practical
Each theory paper will be divided in 3 sections. Section-I will consist 16 objective type questions each carrying 1 mark. Section-II will consist 7 short-answer questions each carrying 2 marks. In Section-III, student will have to attempt any five long-answer questions each carrying 4 marks.
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