Faculty of Physical Sciences

The Faculty of Physical Sciences serves as the academic and research umbrella for disciplines dedicated to understanding the fundamental laws, materials, and processes of the natural world. It brings together departments that emphasize quantitative reasoning, experimental inquiry, and theoretical modeling.

  • Key Constituent Departments: Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Statistics, and Geology/Earth Sciences.

  • Academic Programs: Interdisciplinary Undergraduate (B.Sc.), Postgraduate (M.Sc.), and Doctoral (Ph.D.) programs blending pure and applied sciences.

  • Core Objectives: Fostering analytical rigor, problem-solving capabilities, and scientific innovation through integrated curriculum frameworks.

  • Research & Infrastructure: Advanced central instrumentation facilities, computational modeling labs, and collaborative projects across materials science, renewable energy, and data modeling.

  • Career Pathways: Equips graduates for careers in scientific research, computational analytics, aerospace, energy, defense laboratories, materials engineering, and academia.

Departments in the Faculty