Can I do an Msc in physics after I complete my BTech?

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yes. you can.
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You can do and u should applied for IITs/NITs because masters from these eminent colleges open many opportunities in teaching or research work.
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Hi This idea would change your domain.. but if you really want to master in physics no wrong in it..but if you are in dilemma I would suggest you to opt Mtech/ME All the best
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Yes. but depends upon the college.
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