M.Sc. (Astronomy)Master of Science in Astronomy

The Master of Science (Astronomy) is a Post Graduate Degree Course. The General Educational Eligibility for entering this course is Bachelor Degree in the relevant Branch of Astronomy / Applied Physics / Astrophysics / Physics. The Course is offered with a Minimum Duration of 2 Years (04 Semester). This Course involves Advanced Study & Research Activity about the Application of Scientific Principles, Procedures & Techniques, associated with the Celestial Objects, Space & the Physical Universe. The other contents that are offered during the course study include Basic Physics, Mathematical Methods of Physics, Basic Astronomy, Celestial Mechanics, Numerical Methods, Quantum Mechanics, Fluid Mechanics, Hydro Magnetics, Stellar Spectroscopy, Celestial Structure, Astronomical Techniques, Radio Astronomy, Basic Electronics, Principles of Astrophysics, Space Physics, Astrostatistics, Binary Stars, Galaxies & Universe, Photometry, Electromagnetic Theory, Statistical Mechanics, Relativity Theory, Time & Mean Position of Stars, Asteroids, Meteors & Comets, etc. with variability of the Institution offering the Course.