Q1. Do all faculty members in the Department of Physics accept GSGC students?

No, only a designated group of faculty members accept students through the GSGC program. Please be sure to check the eligible faculty list on our website prior to applying.

Q2. Can I apply to GSGC and other programmes simultaneously?

You may only apply concurrently to GSGC and another programme during the December self-funded application period. Concurrent applications for any other application slots within the same academic year are not permitted.

Q3. What documents and test scores are required for application?

Please refer to the official application guidelines for full details. Official TOEFL scores and the GRE Subject Test in Physics are mandatory. If you have any inquiries regarding test scores, please contact the Graduate School Office by email.

Q4. Is there a minimum required GRE score (cut-off score)?

Minimum score criteria are not officially published.

Q5. Are past examination papers for the written test available?

Past examination papers are not officially published.

Q6. Is the GSGC written examination mandatory for all applicants?

No, it is not required for all applicants. Please consult your prospective supervisor to confirm whether you need to take it. Please note that even if your prospective supervisor initially advises you to take the exam, it may subsequently become unnecessary after your application has been submitted and reviewed.

Q7. If I do not receive a notification regarding the written examination, does that mean my application was unsuccessful?

No, it does not necessarily mean your application was unsuccessful. As noted above, the written examination may become unnecessary after your application is processed.