#INTRODUCTION:

Physics is a subject in which we study the matter and energy. The universe is governed by the laws contained in this subject. From the very long time the laws governing the universe are being studied. The changes are made in the laws as per the observations. Till now many such innovative facts are found. Each time as the subject advances to the studies at the microscopic level, the laws require modifications. Thus the absolute laws are far away from the sight of today’s research. Thus teaching the students the advanced level physics is beyond the limits of their level. Therefore, the syllabus of the subject is framed to make it easy and understandable to the students.

Our daily activities are governed by the laws of physics. This age is having advancement with the help of the energy and the matter makes the awareness about the subject an essential factor. The shortage of energy and the effective use of energy are the today’s burning topics. Bringing the awareness amongst the students who are the future citizens of India in particular and the world in general is the motto of the education of physics. With this view the subject is considered as one of the basic science subject. The properties of matters and their effective utilisation for benefits of the mankind is the main objective behind the study of this subject.

The world has witnessed a large amount of changes within the span of last hundred years on account of the development in the engineering and the technology. Physics, in true sense called as the father of engineering and the technology. As compared to the day’s few decade years ago the life now is very fast. The persons are working efficiently with the precision on account of the modern amenities provided by the development. All these factors make the study of this subject an essential.

#OBJECTIVES:

1. To study the properties of matters and make the students aware of these properties.
2. To study the energies in details and their applications.
3. To make the students aware of the properties of the matters and the energy.
4. To impart the understanding in the students about the matters and the energy through the experiments.
5. To prepare the students for the effective use of the available energy.
6. Educating the students for non-conventional energy sources and propagating the use of the non-conventional energy sources.
7. Defining the balance between society's demand for energy and natural energy resources.
8. To help the students in generation of self-employment.

 #Courses offered (with the intake capacity): 

Sr. No.	Name of the Course	Duration	Intake Capacity
1.	B.Sc.	03 Years	120
2.	M.Sc. (Physics)	02 Years	30

 

#Admission/Eligibility/Criteria/ Procedure:

A]  UG (B.Sc.): Must have passed 10+2 or Equivalent Examination in Science

B]   P.G.           : B.Sc. (Graduates in Physics)

 

#Laboratory Facilities:

Department has a best infrastructure with three labs of which one is PG lab and two are for UG. The department also has a Wi-Fi facility. Department has following major equipment's:

 

Sr. no.	Equipment	Quantity
1.	Travelling microscopes	10
2.	Optical Lab Instruments	35
3.	Hot air oven	01
4.	Spectroscopic instruments	20
5.	GM Counter	01
6.	Microprocessor Kits	05
7.	Digital balance	01
8.	Fibre optics kit	01
9.	Power Supplies	15
10.	Light sources	03
11.	Electronics Kits	60
12.	Inverters	03
13.	Elasticity Instruments	12
14.	Solar Cell	04
15.	Telescopes	04
16.	Microcontroller kits	02
17.	Ultrasonic interferometer	01
18.	Computer with internet facility	02
19.	Computer with Printer	02
20.	Projector	01

 

#ACHIEVEMENTS

NAME	MERIT ORDER	AWARD	YEAR
SUNIL POTEKAR	MERIT 1ST	GOLD MEDAL	1993
ZEENAT PARVEEN	MERIT 1ST	GOLD MEDAL	2014
NIKHAT PARVEEN	MERIT 2ND	----	2014
Ayesha Anjum	MERIT 3rd	----	2014
MANISHA MADHWAN	MERIT 1ST	----	2015
FARAH INAMDAR	MERIT 2ND	----	2017
SUTARE SAPNA	MERIT 2ND	----	2021
JADHAV ANURADHA	MERIT 3rd	----	2021

 

 #Faculty:

Sr. No.	Name	Designation	Qualification	Teaching            experience
1.	Mr. Kachave P. S.	Assistant Professor & Head	M.Sc. SET & GATE (Ph.D. Pursuing)	07 Yrs.
2.	Mr. Raut P. P.	Assistant Professor	M.Sc., M.Phil., SET (Ph.D. Pursuing)	Recently Joined
3.	Mr. Kajale B. K.	Assistant Professor (CHB)	M.Sc. SET (Ph.D. Pursuing)	02 Yrs.
4.	Mr. Magar S. R.	PG Teacher	M.Sc., B.Ed., SET (Ph.D. Pursuing)	08 Yrs.
5.	Mr. Sarang S. M.	PG Teacher	M.Sc., B.Ed.	02 Yrs.
6.	Mr. Deshmukh A. C.	PG Teacher	M.Sc., B.Ed.	02 Yrs.

 

#LIST OF NET/SET QUALIFIED STUDENTS:

SR. NO.	NAME	NET/SET/GATE	YEAR
1.	Mr. Bhosle Vishnudas	NET	2011
2.	Mr. Pawan Kachave	SET, GATE	2016
3.	Mr. Sayyed Jalil	SET	2016
4.	Mr. Sagar Agrawal	SET, NET-JRF	2017
5.	Mr. Sandip Magar	SET	2018
6.	Mr. Niketan Kapse	NET-JRF	2019
7.	Mr. Nikhil Ghumre	NET-JRF	2019
8.	Mr. Nitin Garad	SET, NET-JRF	2019
9.	Mr. Kailas Warale	SET	2019
10.	Mr. Ram Dhage	SET	2019
11.	Mr. Vishal Kale	NET-JRF	2019
12.	Mr. Pratik Raut	SET, M. Phil.	2019
13.	Mr. Ashish Bibekar	MH-SET	2023
14.	Mr. Aniket Shinde	NET,SET,GATE	2022
15.	Mr. Sohail Shaikh	MH-SET	2023
16.	Mr. Sainath Panchal	MH-SET	2023

 

#PLACEMENT OF ALUMNI:

Sr. No.	Name of the student	Country/organization
1	S. D. Potekar ( Gold Medalist)	NIC, Nanded
2	A.K. V. K. Rao	NIC, Parbhani
3	R.P. Zingare	SCP COLLEGE , Parbhani
4	U.M Belurkar	LIC, Sailu
5	Ramesh Kadam	USA
6	Santosh Dahale	Software engineer, UK
7	Avinash Joshi	LIC, Parbhani
8	Kekarjawalekar	LIC, Parbhani
9	Mahesh Kulkarni	S.R.T.M.U, Nanded
10	Girish Joshi	Baramati
11	P.S. Metkewar	RBI, HAYDERABAD
12	Miss S.R. Sardeshpande	UK
13	R.B. Valase	MAU, Pusad
14	Nitin Tamboli	MAU, Parbhani
15	Mr. Mahajan	PDCC, Parbhani
16	S.B. Warudkar	Pune
17	Usmanpurkar	Pune
18	Mr. S. S. Pedgaonkar	Pune
19	Mrs. Barbind	KEC, Engineering college, Kopargaon
20	Deepa Bhandari	MGM, Aurangabad
21	Anuradha Wadalamudi	USA
22	R.B. Podwallu	IT, Analyst, TATA Consultancy, Hyderabad
23	Miss Shewta Podwallu	Hyderabad
24	Vishal Raut	Design engineer at Borse automotive, Pune
25	Prashant Shalapurkr	Pune
26	Mr. Rudrawar	Asst. prof DSM , Jintur
27	Swati  Suryavanshi	Deputy Collector, Ahmadnagar
28	Mr. Motaphale	Principal and Chairman, Oasis school, Parbhani
29	Mr. Pandit	Mumbai
30	Mrs. Revati Joshi	Pune
31	Mr. Ashok Gunjkar	Marathawada high school, Parbhani
32	Mr. Suresh Lasinkar	Vasantrao naik junior college, Parbhani
33	Mr. Athur	Qeens high school, parbhani
34	Mr. K.K. Patil	CTR, MIDC, Aurangabad
35	Mr. D.K. Patil	Teacher, Gangakhed
36	Mr. Joshi	Lecturer, Gangakhed
37	Prashant Deshpande	Qeens College, parbhani
38	Ravi Gujjar	Lecturer, DSM, Parbhani
39	Mahesh Patil	MR, Parbhani
40	Mr. Bharane	Teacher, DSM High school, Zari
41	Mr. Mannan	Teacher , Parbhani
42	Mr. Gunjkar	VDO, Jalana
43	Mr. SRIVASTAV	USA
44	Mr. Prashant Patil	Prashant Patil Physics Academy, Parbhani
45	Nurulla Khan	DSM, Parbhani
46	Santosh Popade	Asst. prof. ST COLLEGE, Parbhani
47	Rohini Buge	Nashik
48	Mrs. Salapurikar	LIC, Aurangabad
49	Bhosle Ravil	JES, College, Jalana
50	Mr. Pandit	Weights & measure dept, Parbhani
51	Ramesh Darade	Govt. contractor
52	Mr. Tehare N.V.	Post Doc, China
53	Heena Nauseen	Hyderabad
54	Dr. Kishor Gangakedkar	Principal, PNB, college, Nanded
55	P.A. Ddeshpande	Lecturer, Sailu
56	Mohan Lohat	Lecturer, Parbhani
57	Mr. Parihar	Lecturer, Parbhani
58	Mr. Dhalkari	Lecturer, Nutan college, Sailu
59	Anil Kalyankar	Asst. prof. BS college, Basmat
60	B.K Bongane	Asst.prof. BS College, Basmat
61	Sanjay Kalyankar	Asst.prof.  AS College, Mukhed
62	V.D.Despande	Asst.prof.  Kannad College, Kannad
63	Undegaonkar  H.K	Asst. prof. BS college, Basmat
64	Mr. Brahmapurikar	Manager, SBI, Aurangabad
65	Mr. Mahendrakar	Gramin bank
66	Kate Arun	Kalamnuri
67	Rammohan	Corp .Sect. Hyderabad
68	Mr. Mene	Z.P.Nanded
69	Mrs.Kulkarni	LIC, Mumbai
70	Miss Vaishali Kulkarni	Lect. Parbhani
71	Mrs. Shindkar	LIC, Aurangabad
72	Dr. Nanda Korade	Asst.prof, Dayanand college, Latur
73	Mr. Bhogaonkar	MAU, Latur
74	Mr. Bhosle	MAU, Parbhani
75	Mr. Borgaonkar	Teacher, Parbhani
76	Vaishali Kakade	Air India, Ahmdabad
77	Mr. Pathan Y.A.	KERROX, Pune
78	Miss V.C. Lavande	JRF, NCL, Pune
79	Dr. Sunil Kulkarni	Asst prof, SP college, Pune
80	Udavant A.P.	Konkan railway
81	Manish Manwatkar	Navodaya vidylaya, Basmat
82 83	G.S Dudhgaonkar Mr. BALATKAR	Lecturer, Partur.      Teacher, Gandhi vidyalaya, Parbhani
84	Sandip Kulkarni	Pune
85	Atul Pedgaonkar	Software engineer, Delhi
86	Vikram sardeshpande	USA
87	Vandana Parandekar	Osmanabad
88	J.P. Chitade	Advocate, Latur
89	Candrashekhar Potekar	Chess guide
90	Rajendra Kulkarni	Police, Bori
91	Anita Bhale	Teacher, Aurangabad
92	Sanjay Joshi	Principal, Model English school, Parbhani
93	S.P. Kulkarni	LIC, Aurangabad
94	Sadegaonkar	Lecturer, Ahmadpur
95	Niraj Wattamwar	Businessman
96	Vinaya Modak	RLD college, Akola
97	Sanjay Hiswankar	Navodaya vidyalaya, Amravati
98	K.N.Joshi	Gramin Bank
99	R.C.Tadapdar	IT, sector Pune
100	Mrs. Sharma	Asst.prof eng college, Segaon.
101	Mr. Nilekar	DIET, Parbhani
102	Mr. Vishnudas Bhosle	Asst. Prof. Gov. College, Nagpur
103	Mr. Jalil Sayyed	Asst. Prof. HJP College, Himayatnagar
104	Mr. Pawan Kachave	Asst. Prof. DSM College, Parbhani
105	Mr. Sandip Magar	PG Teacher SCP, Parbhani
106	Mr. Vishal Gadge	Jr. Lecturer Santai College, Mandakhali
107	Mr. Sachin Bhalerao	Clerk MSRTC, Parbhani
108	Mr. Pravin Gadekar	Talathi, Parbhani
109	Mr. Ranjit Bharade	Stat. Officer, Hingoli
110	Mr. Rupesh Deshmukh	Asst. Manger, MGB Latur
111	Mr. Rupesh Jain	PO, BOI Solapur
112	Mr. Chaulwar	BOB Mumbai
113	Mr. Krishna Renge	Clerk, High Court, Mumbai
114	Mr. Amol Udawant	Lecturer, Lonavala
115	Mr. Mayur Kulkarni	Lecturer, Lonavala
116	Mr. Mayur Suryawanshi	Clerk, Mantralaya Mumbai
117	Mr. Md. Sufiyan	Clerk, Partur Tahsil
118	Mr. Sanjay Karmapuri	Infosys, Pune
119	Mr. Ashok Kakde	Lecturer, KKM Manwat
120	Mr. Nilkanth Kapse	CHB Teacher, DSM Parbhani
121	Miss. Mohseena F.	Ph. D. (Canada)
122	Miss. Asema Jabeen	Teacher, Hyderabad
123	Miss. S. Dubbewar	Cabgemni, Pune
124	Mr. Sagar Agrawal	Lecturer MGM, Parbhani
125	Mr. Pavan Mokashi	Canara Bank
126	Mr. Pramod Uphade	Software Developer, Aurangabad
126	Mr. Narayan Asewar	SUN Pharma,  Baroda Gujarat
127	Miss. Ashwini Bagal	Jr. Lecturer, Basmat
128	Zeenat Parveen	DST Inspire Fellow, SRTMU Nanded
129	UMESH DARADE	CID Inspector
130	Govind Paul	Jr. Lecturer, Pingali
131	Dayanand Pawar	Asst. Manager, Canara Bank
132	Bhusare Ram	Indian Army
133	Pratik Raut	Asst. Prof. DSM Parbhani
134	Kailas Warale	Asst. Prof. Daund, Pune
135	Sameer Bhosle	Teacher, DSM School, Kupta
136	ATUL NAKHATE	MNC (IT), PUNE

 

#e-Content Development:

Faculties of the department have created almost all subjects/papers video lectures which are uploaded on the YouTube for the permanent access to the students. The links of the uploaded videos are given below;

 

Sr. No.	Name of Faculty (Creator)	Class	YouTube Channel Link
	Dr. M. P. Sarwade	B. Sc. I, II & III	http://www.youtube.com/@professorm.psarwadee-learn3752
	Mr. P. S. Kachave	B. Sc. I, II & III	http://www.youtube.com/@PawanKachave SRTMUN Website for e-Content: https://www.srtmun.ac.in/en/e-contents-video-lectures/300-faculty-of-science-and-technology/14459-subject-physics-ug-affiliated-colleges-new.html
	Mr. Magar S. R.	M. Sc. I & II	http://www.youtube.com/@sandipmagar2567
	Mr. Kailas Warale	M. Sc. I & II	https://www.youtube.com/@kailaswarale
	Miss. Jaya Kapse	B. Sc. I	http://www.youtube.com/@jayakapse887

# Research (Conferences/Books/Chapters/Publications):

The research endeavours within the Physics Department are currently focused on the profound investigation of ultrasonic interferometry, a cutting-edge field that holds immense potential for diverse applications. Faculties and postgraduate students alike are actively contributing to this ambitious project, which seeks to deepen our understanding of ultrasonic waves and exploit their unique properties for various scientific and technological advancements.

The research initiative involves a comprehensive exploration of ultrasonic interferometers, with a primary emphasis on refining measurement techniques, enhancing precision, and broadening the scope of applications. The interdisciplinary nature of this project draws on the collective expertise of faculties and the innovative perspectives brought forth by postgraduate students, creating a dynamic and collaborative research environment.

          Furthermore, the project places a strong emphasis on educational aspects, fostering a learning environment where postgraduate students actively engage in hands-on research experiences. This not only contributes to their academic growth but also nurtures the next generation of scientists and researchers in the field of ultrasonic physics.

          As the research progresses, the Physics Department envisions contributing valuable insights to the scientific community, paving the way for advancements that have the potential to impact various industries. The collaborative efforts of both faculty and postgraduate students underscore the department's commitment to pushing the boundaries of knowledge and fostering innovation in the realm of ultrasonic interferometry.

Numbers of research papers (about 66) are published by retired head of department Dr. M. P. Sarwade in this field along with PG students in regional and national UGC Approved journals. Currently, Mr. P. S. Kachave holding the position of head  and carrying his research for pursuing Ph. D. degree in the same field with few publications and book chapters in past few years. He has done some work in theoretical physics domain also. He has presented papers in different national and international conferences. He has written a book on solid state physics as one of the author. Mr. P. P. Raut recently joined the department who has completed his M. Phil. Degree on topic entitled, “Spread Bio-carboniuos films and their chemi-resistive applications” and carrying his Ph. D. research on the same topic further.

  

Details of research work done by the faculty of this department are as follows;

         

(1)Research Papers in Peer-Reviewed or UGC listed Journals:

 

Sr. No.	Title of paper	Journal Name, Page, Vol., Issue, Year of pub.	ISSN / ISBN NO.	Impact Factor if any	No. of Co-Authors	Author Type
1.	Investigation of Magnetic states of 3D Transition metals Doped SnO and SnO2 Compounds by using ab Initio Electronic Structure Calculations	Journal of Advances in Applied Sciences and Technology (2022) Vol. 8|Issue 1|Page 38-41	ISSN: 2393-8196	Peer-Reviewed	01	Principal Author
2.	Acoustical & Thermo dynamical study of Binary Mixtures of nn-Dymethylacetamide  & Benzonitrile at different temperatures.	VRJPS, 54, V,  XVIII, 2022	ISSN 2348-7976	Peer-Reviewed	Single	Principal Author

 

(2) Chapter in Edited Book with ISSN / ISBN:

 

Sr. No.	Title of Chapter with Page Nos.	Name of  Book	Publisher Name & ISSN / ISBN NO.	No. of Co-Authors	Author Type
1.	Pure Hap (Hydroxyapatite) as Ammonia Gas Sensor	Thin Film technology and its Novelties in Material Science	Bhumi Publishing, India. 978-93-91768-93-5	Single	Principal Author
2.	Theoretical Study of Ultrasonic Interferometer for Calculating Various Thermo-dynamical and Acoustical Parameters of Different Liquids at Room Temperature and at Varying Frequencies	Advanced Research in Science & Technology	Rushi Publication ISBN: 978-81-961555-0-6	Single	Principal Author

 (3) Paper presentation in Conferences:

Sr. No.	Title of Presentation  in Academic Session	Title of Conference / Seminar	Mode of Presentation:	Name of Organizer	Level
1	Dynamic study of PVP using TDR	SFM NOV-2021	Paper presentation	Department of Chemistry, Kamala Nehru Mahavidyalaya, NAGPUR (MS)	International (within Country)
2	Investigation Of Magnetic states Of 3D Transition Metals Doped SnO and SnO2 Compounds by Using ab Initio Electronic Structure Calculations	ICAMIT JAN-2022	Paper presentation	MILLIYA ARTS, SCIENCE AND MANAGEMENT SCIENCE COLLEGE, BEED (MS)	International (within Country)
3	Dielectric Behavior of Polyvinylpyrrolidone (PVP) using TDR	CVRU-CON JAN-2022	Paper presentation	Dr. C. V. Raman University, Kota, BILASPUR (CG)	International (within Country)
4	Study of SnO & SnO2 using Density Function Theory (DFT)	NC75YIIAAC FEB-2022	Paper presentation	Sundarrao More arts, Commerce & Science College, Poladpur, Raigad (MS)	National

 

(4) Book(s) Publications:

Sr. No.	Title of Book	Publisher ISBN NO.	Level	Co-Authors
1.	Solid State Physics	RK PUBLISHER 978-93-95331-21-0	National	04

  

# Best Practices:

We are motivating students for construction of various electronic kits in our laboratory every year. Students of UG and PG contructed different electronic kits including Power Supplies (Fixed & Variable) of different ranges, Operational Amplifiers (Adder, Substractor, Integrator, Inverting & Non-Inverting, etc.), Digital Electronic kitssuch (Basic Gates, Universal gates, De-Morgan’s Theorem Kit, etc.) at an affordable cost, which are expensive in real market with just standard packaging.

a) Construction of Power Supplies:

Variable Power Supplies of Different Ranges

Fixed Power Supplies of Different Ranges

b) Construction of Op-Amplifier Kits:

Op-Amp Inverting & Non-Inverting

Op-Amp Adder, Substractor, Integrator

c) Construction of Digital Electronics Kits:

Basic Gates (AND, OR, NOT)

Universal gates NAND, NOR

d) PG Student’s Projects:

The Department of Physics has implemented a noteworthy best practice by encouraging the publication of postgraduate final year students' research projects in reputable journals. This initiative not only underscores the commitment to academic excellence but also provides students with a valuable opportunity to contribute to the scientific community. By disseminating their research findings through respected journals, the department ensures the visibility and recognition of students' work, fostering a culture of research and scholarly engagement. This best practice not only elevates the academic standing of the department but also empowers students to actively participate in the broader scientific discourse. About 40 papers are published on the students name in past few years by the department.

 # Departmental Activities:

1) APJ Kalam’s Birth Anniversary Celebration         

 

2) Student’s Capacity Building Program (Seminars)

 

 

3) Poster Presentation by Students

4) “Vachan Prerana Diwas” celebration

5) Guest Lecture on Career Opportunities in Physics

6) Study Tour at RUSA Center Dr. BAMU & JES College Jalna

7) Farewell Celebration of PG Students

8) Fresher’s Party Celebration of PG Students

9) Woman’s Day Celebration

10) Rajmata Jijau Jayanti Celebration

18) Departmental Equipments Photos (Sample):

1)GM Tube Detector

2) Ultrasonic Interferometer

3) Searle’s Viscometer

4) Personal Computers

5)Jager’s Method Exp.

6) Conductivity of Liquids

7)Microcontroller Kit

8) Four Probe Method

9)R. P. Prism by Spectrometer

10) R. P. Grating by Spectrometer

11) Store Room

12) Power Supplies

13) Laboratory

14) Microprocessor Kit

#Memorandum of understanding (MoU):

The Department of Physics has embarked on a strategic journey by signing five Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs) aimed at fostering collaborative partnerships with various stakeholders. These agreements signify a commitment to academic and research excellence. The department has established collaborations with two colleges, facilitating academic exchanges, joint research initiatives, and the sharing of resources to enhance the overall educational experience. Additionally, partnerships with a solar industry and an electronics industry underscore the department's dedication to practical applications of physics in cutting-edge technologies. These collaborations will open avenues for internships, industry-driven projects, and collaborative research endeavours, bridging the gap between academia and industry.          Furthermore, the MoU with an NGO working in Astronomy emphasizes the department's commitment to community engagement and the popularization of science. This collaboration is set to enrich the academic landscape by promoting awareness and interest in astronomy through joint outreach programs and educational initiatives. Overall, these strategic partnerships position the Department of Physics at the forefront of interdisciplinary collaboration, fostering a dynamic and holistic approach to education and research.

 MoU with Parbhani Astronomical Society (NGO)

 MoU with Shri Shivaji College, Parbhani

 MoU with NES Science College, Nanded

MoU with Sai Solutions (Solar Industry), Parbhani

 

MoU with Kisan Machinary & Electronics, Parbhani

#Future Plan of Department:

In alignment with the upcoming National Education Policy and the evolving research landscape, the Department of Physics envisions a future marked by innovation, collaboration, and academic excellence. Our strategic plan includes:

1. Interdisciplinary Research Initiatives:
   • Foster interdisciplinary collaborations within the department and with other disciplines to address complex scientific challenges.
2. Modernized Curriculum:
   • Revise and modernize the curriculum to align with the principles of the National Education Policy, emphasizing critical thinking, practical skills, and research-oriented learning.
3. Technology Integration:
   • Integrate emerging technologies into teaching and research methodologies to enhance the learning experience and stay at the forefront of advancements in physics.
4. Research Infrastructure Enhancement:
   • Invest in state-of-the-art research infrastructure to support cutting-edge research, including advanced laboratories, equipment, and computational resources.
5. Student-Centric Approach:
   • Implement student-centric policies, providing opportunities for experiential learning, research internships, and industry collaborations to prepare students for real-world applications.
6. International Collaborations:
   • Establish and strengthen collaborations with international institutions to facilitate knowledge exchange, joint research projects, and global exposure for faculty and students.
7. Promotion of Open Access Publications:
   • Encourage open access publications to enhance the visibility and accessibility of research findings, aligning with the emphasis on transparency and information sharing in the National Education Policy.
8. Capacity Building:
   • Prioritize faculty development programs, workshops, and training sessions to enhance teaching methodologies, research skills, and adaptability to emerging educational paradigms.
9. Focus on Research Impact:
   • Emphasize research that addresses societal challenges, aligning with the national agenda, and ensuring that the department's work has a meaningful impact on both scientific knowledge and societal well-being.
10. Continuous Quality Improvement:
    • Implement robust mechanisms for continuous quality improvement, incorporating feedback loops from students, faculty, and stakeholders to adapt to evolving educational and research needs.

This forward-looking plan positions the Department of Physics to be a dynamic and influential player in the evolving landscape of higher education and research, contributing significantly to the advancement of scientific knowledge and the development of skilled professionals for the future.

  

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