Physics

1.History:

Year of Establishment:

UG-PHYSICS PASS- (1966)

UG-PHYSICS HONS- (1973)

PG-PHYSICS- (2023)

1.VISION: To build a foundation for excellence and encourage the development of the institution as a premier institution by igniting and promoting enthusiasm, interests and passion in the study of physics in professional courses as a part of curriculum.

        2.MISSION: To impart high quality state of the art Academic Programs in Physics and in interdisciplinary areas to create competency and skills with an emphasis on creation of intellectual property through innovations and quality research.

2.FACULTY:

Sanctioned Strength-06

Existing Strength- 04 (Regular) + 01 (Adhoc) + 02 (Guest Faculty)

3.PROGRAMME OFFERED:02(Two)

• 03 years Under Graduate Programme
• 02 years Post Graduate Programme

5. COURSES OFFERED:

32 Courses (148 credits): 

                                  Core papers   -14

                                  Generic Electives-04

 UG                           Skill Enhancement Courses- 02

                                  Ability Enhancement Compulsory Courses-02

                                  Ethics and values- 06

                                  Discipline Specific Elective Courses- 04/Project work-01

                                  Value added Course-Certificate course on data analysis tool (non-credit paper)

22 Courses (103 credits):

Hard core courses-14

 PG          Allied course – 02

                 Core Electives -04

Open elective- 01

         Field Internship-01

Add-on Course: Research Methodology (non-credit paper)

6. Student strength:

 Under Graduate-32

Post Graduate-16

1.Bridge courses: Students passed from regional boards are encouraged to attend the bridge

Courses given by English, Mathematics and Computer Science department.

2. Society: Science society

Apart from this, students are encouraged to participate in National Service Scheme, Youth Red Cross, Rovers and Rangers, Photography Club, Literary and Debating Society, Dramatic Society, Athletic Society, Students Representative Cell, National Credit Crops, Prakruti Mitra Club, Eco Club.

Infrastructure Facilities:

Classrooms-01 with Wi-Fi facility

Research Lab – Nil

Laboratory-03

Staff Room-01

Store Room-01

Drinking water Facility-01 Aquaguard

Toilet-03

Seminar Library-01

Major Lab Instruments:

• Rising Table (Capillary Rise Method) [1]
• Sextant with Stand [1] (brass)
• Spring constant Laboratory Apparatus [1]
• Flywheel [2]
• Bar pendulum [2]
• Kater’s Pendulum [2]
• Callender and Barnes Apparatus [1]
• Lee & Charlton Apparatus [2]
• Platinum Resistance Thermometer [2]
• Digital Balance [1]
• Tuning Fork Set [5]
• Melde’s Apparatus [1]
• Diode Laser (Red) [1]
• Optical Bench [2]
• Spectrometer [4]
• Sodium Light Source [2]
• Travelling Microscope/ Vernier Microscope [2]
• Travelling Microscope for Newton’s Ring Experiment [2]
• Newton’s Ring Apparatus [2]
• Reading Telescope fitted with achromatic lenses [5]
• Diffraction Grating [4]
• Babinets Compensator [1]
• Polarizer-analyzer pair [1]
• Function Generator [1]
• Cathode Ray Oscilloscope [2]
• RC Circuit characteristics kit [2]
• Potentiometer [2]
• Meter Bridge (Carry Foster’s Bridge) [4]
• Determination Db/dx Solenoid type [1]
• De Sautys Bridge Apparatus [1]
• Thevenin and Norton theorems kit [1]
• Series/ parallel LCR Circuit[2]
• Bipolar junction Transistor (BJT)Kit [2]
• RC-Coupled transistor amplifier [2]
• Dielectric constant [1]
• Hall coefficient setup [1]
• Four Probe [2]
• Tunnel diode I-V Characteristics [2]
• Plancks constant using LEDs of at least 4 different colours kit [2]
• e/m by (a)Magnetic focusing or (b) Bar magnet [1]
• Stefan’s constant measurement kit [1]
• V-I Characteristics of Solar Cell [1]
• GM Counter [1]
• Half shade Polarimeter [1]
• Ultrasonic interoferometer[1]

Books In Seminar Library:

E-LIBRARY

37 Books.