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Apply to SINP for PhD in Physics and Biophysical Sciences starting from
January 2025, in Physics you can apply for Theoretical or Experimental Physics.



Session will start from January 1, 2025




20.11.2024

Selection List for Interview of
Physics and Biophysical Sciences has been published. 

For Theoretical Physics  | Shortlist for interview
Selection Criteria:
Ranks up to 300 in JEST or all UGC-CSIR NET- JRF (not LS) qualified or rank up to 3100 in GATE.

Basic criteria : 60% and above marks in MSc final exam and 55% and above marks in Graduation (BSc) and 75% and above marks in Four year BS.

Interview Mode : In-person / Online



For Experimental Physics | Shortlist for interview
Selection Criteria:
JEST or all UGC-CSIR NET- JRF (not LS) qualified or ranks up to 3000 in GATE  

Basic Criteria : 60% and above marks in MSc final exam and 55% and above marks in Graduation (BSc)
Interview Mode : In-person / Online

 
 

For Biophysical Sciences | Shorlist for interview
Selection Criteria:
All UGC/CSIR/DBT/ICMR  NET-JRF Only, GATE ( < 3500) and JGEEBILS have also been considered along with 
60% and above marks in MSc final exam and 55% and above marks in Graduation (BSc)
Interview Mode : In-person / Offline





Eligibility

Physics
MSc in Physics or BSc with 4 Yrs (8-Semester) in Physics

Biophysical Sciences
MSc in Physics / Chemistry (with Biology at 10+2 level) or
MSc in Life Sciences (with Chemistry and Mathematics at 10+2 level) or
BSc with 4 Yrs (8-Semester) in Physics / Chemistry / Biology or
M. Tech in Biotechnology (with PCMB at 10+2 level)


Openings may be available only in following areas


Theoretical Physics

Experimental Physics
Topics (Guides)
Biophysical Sciences Group
Topics(Guides)
List of Guides
Anirban Das
Arti Garg
Ashish Shukla
Kalpataru Pradhan


List of topics

a) Condensed Matter Physics : Quantum Magnetism, Topological systems, Out-of-equilibrium quantum many-body systems and Strongly correlated systems.


b) Quantum
field theor
y and String Theory :
Hydrodynamics and transport in and out of equilibrium.

c)
Cosmology and Astroparticle Physics : Light dark matter detection.



Experimental Condensed Matter Physics and Material Science :
  1. Energy efficient spintronics on oxide based two dimensional electron gas. (Srijani Mallik)

  2. Optically probing physics on twisted van der Waals materials (Swarup Deb)

  3. Structure and properties of soft materials, like polymers, organic semiconductors and perovskites (Mrinmay Mukhopadhyay)

  4. Functional Materials for the application as sensors; Quantum Hall effects and device application (Biswajit Karmakar)

Experimental Nuclear Physics :
  1. Nuclear Astrophysics with FRENA and other low energy accelerators and nuclear instrumentation at FRENA (Akashrup Banerjee)

  2. Exploring nuclear reactions of astrophysical interest via direct and indirect accelerator based measurements (Ananya Kundu)

3. Experimental High Energy Physics and Astroparticle Physics :
  1. Direct Detection Dark Matter Search at JUSL ( Arka Santra)

  2. Dark matter direct search at JUSL with superheated liquid technique at very low threshold ( Mala Das)

  3. Quantum Chromo-dynamics (QCD) matter in extreme environments or Studying Quark-Gluon Plasma (QGP) : A novel state of matter (Debasish Das)

  4. Multiwavelength and multimessenger study of galactic and extragalactic sources or Indirect Detection of Dark Matter (Pratik Majumdar)


  1. Molecular Spectroscopy and nanotechnology: NIR spectroscopy, supersonic jet spectroscopy, gas phase dynamics, nanomaterials, and its applications (Srestha Basu, Montu Hazra, Dulal Senapati)

  2. Disease Biology: Immunology, cancer, metabolomics, epitranscriptomics, 4D nucleome, epigenetics (Aditi Chandra, Soumen Manna, Kaushik Sengupta)

  3. Structural Biology: Structural dynamics of ion channels in membrane, Cryo-electron microscopy and single-particle analysis, antimicrobial resistance, and drug discovery (Tofayel Ahmad, H. Raghuraman)

  4. Biophysics and Super Resolution Microscopy: Single molecule microscopy, bioimaging (Barun Maity, Padmaja Misra)

  5. Computational Biology: Computational Enzyme design, drug-protein interaction (Subhnedu Roy)


Students who have appeared for their final examination of M.Sc. or B.Sc. (4 yrs.) degree in 2024 and yet to receive their final degree may also apply. Such admissions will be provisional till they submit their final mark sheet / certificate in compliance with the cut-off requirements of SINP for the year 2024 (to be announced).


Application procedure
All eligible students must apply through our online portal only. The link is available here.

Selection procedure
Shortlisting will be made based on previous academic records, performances in the following nation-wide screening tests:

For Physics (Experimental and Theoretical): JEST (Joint Entrance Screening Test), CSIR/UGC NET, GATE in Physics

For Biophysical Sciences: JGEEBILS (Joint Graduate Entrance Examination for Biology and Interdisciplinary Life Sciences) conducted by NCBS-TIFR, CSIR/UGC/DBT/ICMR NET (JRF Only), GATE

SINP WILL NOT CARRY OUT AN ADDITIONAL WRITTEN TEST DURING SELECTION.

The list shortlist of candidates will be published in this webpage. The shortlisted candidates will be called for interviews:

“Online / In-person” for Experimental Physics (Students will be given the option to choose one of the modes).

ONLINE / In-person” for Theoretical Physics

“In-person” for Biophysical Sciences

Shortlisted candidates will be informed by email also. Final selection of candidates will be based on their past records and interviews. Selected candidates will be informed by email and also through announcement in this web page.

Important Information
All candidates must apply through online portal with hall ticket number/rank/percentile marks of national level qualification tests JEST/JGEEBILS/NET etc. SINP holds full rights to select/not select a candidate at any stage of the selection process.

Fellowships and benefits
The selected students will be admitted as Junior Research Fellow (JRF) of SINP.

Fellowships
₹37,000/- p.m. for JRF
₹42,000/- p.m. for SRF

Tenure: 4 years, extendable to the 5th year. Yearly renewals and 5th year extensions are subject to satisfactory performance.

Contingency, HRA, Medical benefits, etc. are as per extant rules.

Limited hostel accommodations are available.


Last Date of Submission of Application online
: 15th November, 2024.


Approximate number of Intake in January 2025: 17

Visit this webpage regularly for all updates

For any query, contact the coordinators:

Theory: pmsc.phys[AT]saha.ac.in
Expt: pmsc.exptphys[AT]saha.ac.in
Bio: pmsc.bio[AT]saha.ac.in

 

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