I have done Msc in physics .now want to pursue Phd from states . please guide

Ans: Hello,

First and foremost, thank you for getting in touch with us. I am glad to hear that your son is completing his MSc. in Physics from IIT Delhi after which he intends pursuing his PhD from a reputed university or institute in the USA. To answer your question first, I would like to tell you that its an excellent objective to pursue a PhD in the USA on a fully funded scholarship. I would recommend that he takes the following steps into consideration:

Firstly, I would suggest that your son conducts a study on universities in USA that offer outstanding physics programs and instructors who share the same interests in research as him. Next, he should get in touch with possible advisors to convey his interest and agreement with the objectives of the project. As the next step, your son should customise application documents to the particular prerequisites of each university viz., transcripts, GRE test scores, and statement of purpose. He should also secure compelling letters of recommendation from professors who are well acquainted with him. I would also recommend that your son investigates external fellowships/scholarships as well as fully financed PhD programs. He should practice for possible program interviews. Lastly, I would suggest that he remains adaptable and persistent throughout the application procedure.

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Ans: To pursue a PhD in Physics abroad, you'll need to identify universities, meet their eligibility criteria, and apply with a strong research proposal, academic transcripts, and recommendation letters. Additionally, you'll need to secure funding and a student visa after acceptance. Best regards
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Ans: Hi Andrew.....Pursuing PhD from Europe can be a tough nut to crack but still I advise you keep checking the various scholarships and also plan your university and get in touch with the University professor who can consider you for PhD...All the best

Ans: You can do that.You may have to go for some extra course work, because your background is not B.Sc with Physics as major.