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Question by Sreelekshmi on Jun 25, 2025Hindi

Hello sir I got integrated Msc in physics in VIT and Amritha and when I ask to the seniors about it they told me that in vit this course has introduced in 2021 and no batch has passed out so they dont know about the placement and she told that there is some problem with syllabus if you have any other options open then follow it and in amritha this coursemintroduced many year ago and batches are passed out and in their site I found that the students some are placed in banks,infosys etc and also there is opportunity to go abroad for Msc from amritha.Also I am planning to write IIT jam and go anywhere top like that so sir I am very much confused of choosing these both and finally I end up with amritha.Is there any fault in my decision and if I do not get in any IIT do I get opportunity for campus placement

Ans: Sreelakshmi, In 2021, VIT introduced its five-year Integrated M.Sc. in Physics, but no batch has graduated yet, so placement readiness remains untested and uncertain. Seniors have also cited concerns over syllabus alignment gaps. At Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham, the five-year Integrated M.Sc. in Physics has a three-year placement rate of approximately 60 – 70 percent, with recruiters including Infosys, Bank of Baroda and other public sector banks. Amrita achieved an overall placement rate exceeding 100 percent in 2024, with 354 offers from 115 recruiters and paid internships at Microsoft and Google that often lead to full-time roles. The program offers MSc projects at IISc, IITs and international exchange opportunities at universities such as Colorado State University. The curriculum includes dedicated research mentorship, a freed-final semester for internships and thesis, and GATE/NET exam guidance. If IIT JAM admission is not secured, Amrita’s placement cell conducts regular campus recruitment drives for M.Sc. Physics graduates, ensuring continued industry entry pathways.

The recommendation is to enrol at Amrita, whose established M.Sc. Physics program delivers robust placement outcomes, paid internships, international research exposure, a structured curriculum with thesis and exam guidance, and guaranteed campus recruitment even if IIT JAM admission is not achieved, providing a safer and more comprehensive pathway for long-term growth. All the BEST for your Prosperous Future!

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Asked on - Jun 27, 2025 | Answered on Jun 30, 2025

Thank-you sir

Ans: Welcome.

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