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A State University Established By Govt. of Punjab vide Punjab Act No. 5 of 2015 and Under Section 2(f) & 12 B of UGC
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To strive for excellence in the field of Physical Sciences and to promote enthusiasm, interests and sense of reasoning through the study of Physics by innovative teaching and ethical research practices.
The Department of Physics at MRSPTU has upheld its identity since 2012, when it was first established as a department at GZSCCET. In line with NEP-2020, it now offers Integrated B.Sc.–M.Sc. (Physics), B.Sc. (Non-Medical), B.Sc. Non-Medical (Computer Science), M.Sc. (Physics), and Ph.D. programmes. Its research spans Experimental Radiation Physics, Atomic and Radiation Physics, Material Science, Atmospheric Physics, and Theoretical Physics, making it a vibrant hub of learning and discovery.
The department is housed in a state-of-the-art building with advanced research laboratories, PG and UG labs, and ICT-enabled classrooms and seminar halls. The greatest strength of the department lies in its highly qualified, experienced, and motivated faculty, who are dedicated to imparting both theoretical knowledge and experimental skills. Its remarkable achievements are a demonstration to the dedicated efforts and tireless contributions of the faculty and staff.
Students are encouraged to engage in both curricular and extracurricular activities, sharpening their skills and refining their personalities to become confident individuals ready to face real-world challenges. Our alumni, placed in reputed institutions and organizations across government and private sectors, stand as a testament to the department’s excellence.
With this foundation, the Department of Physics continues to strive toward academic distinction, holistic student development and research innovation.
Dr. Veena Sharma
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| 1 | B.Sc. Non-Medical (Computer Science) | 30 | 3 Years / 6 Semesters |
| 2 | Integrated B.Sc.-M.Sc. (Physics) with Exit option as per NEP-2020 | 30 | 5 Years / 10 Semesters |
| 3 | M.Sc. (Physics) | 30 | 2 Yrs / 4 Sems |
| 4 | Ph.D in Physics | As Per Available Supervisor | Minimum 3 years |
Presently, Department of Physics provides reserach facilities in the field of Material Science and Radiation Physics.
Research Projects:
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Measurement of Radon, Thoron and their Progeny Distribution in the Different Type of Houses and Natural radioactivity in soil in Hanumangarh, Churu and Sri Ganganagar District of Rajasthan. |
Dr. Sandeep Kansal |
Sponsor: BRNS-DAE, Mumbai (Govt. of India) Project Cost: Rs. 36,24,750/- Duration: 3yrs Date of Sanction: 20July2016 (Completed) |
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Studies on effect of Sn as dopant in FeMnGe and CoMnGe based magnetocaloric materials |
Dr. Satnam Singh |
Sponsor: Science and Engineering Research Board, DST New Delhi, Project Cost: Rs. 12,54,000/- Duration : 3yrs Date of Sanction: 19 Oct 2016 (Completed) |
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Methodology to estimate aerosol density of Parti culates via simultaneous measurement of number and mass concentration |
Dr. Veena Sharma, (Project PI), Dr. S. Kansal(Co- PI), Dr. Gagan Gupta(Co- PI) |
Sponsor: BRNS-DAE, Mumbai (Govt. of India) Project Cost: Rs. 47/- Lakhs Duration : 3yrs Date of Sanction: 26/9/2020 (Completed) |
Conferences Organized:
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National Conference on Global Upcoming on Engineering, Science and Technology 2012 (GUEST’12) |
13-14 April 2012 at GZSCCET, Bathinda |
Co-ordinator: Dr. Seema Sharma Convener: : Prof. (Dr.) Sandeep Kansal |
STP/FDP/Workshops Organized:
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STP on Indian Knowledge System: Science and Technology |
3rd Feb to 7th Feb.2025 via ONLINE mode |
Coordinator: Dr. Veena Sharma Co-cordinator: Dr. Gagan Gupta and Dr. Satnam Singh Sponsor/Collaboration: Applied Science Department, NITTTR Chandigarh |
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ATAL Faculty Development Program on "Novel Materials and their Applciations" |
19th to 23rd July 2021 via ONLINE mode |
Coordinator: Dr. Satnam Singh Sponsor/Collaboration: AICTE Training and Learning Academy, New Delhi |
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One week Short Term Course on “Lasers: Developments and Applications” |
3rd to 7th July, 2017 at GZSCCET, Bathinda |
Coordinator: Prof. (Dr.) Sandeep Kansal Sponsor/Collaboration: NITTER, Chandigarh. |
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One Week Short Term Course on “ Research Methodology” National Conference on Global Upcoming on Engineering, Science and Technology 2012 (GUEST’12) |
16th to 20th April 2012 at GZSCCET, Bathinda |
Coordinator: Prof. (Dr.) Sandeep Kansal Co-Coordinator: 1) Prof. Mamta Kansal 2) Prof. Suman Kathuria Sponsor/Collaboration: NITTER, Chandigarh. |
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National Science Day-2025 Theme: Empowering Indian Youth for Global Leadership in Science and Innovation for Viksit Bharat. |
21st March, 2025 Department of Physics, MRSPTU |
Colloborator: 1.Punjab State Council for Science and Technology (PSCST) 2. National Council for Science and Technology Communication (NCTSC) Sponser: Department of Science and Technology, New Delhi Grant Received: 20,000/- |
Coordinator: Dr. Gagan Gupta |
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National Science Day-2024 Theme: Indigenous Technologies for Viksit Bharat |
6th March, 2024 Department of Physics, MRSPTU |
Colloborator: 1.Punjab State Council for Science and Technology (PSCST) 2. National Council for Science and Technology Communication (NCTSC) Sponser: Department of Science and Technology, New Delhi Grant Received: 20,000/- |
Coordinator: Dr. Veena Sharma |
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International Day for the Preservation of the Ozone Layer Theme: Fixing the Ozone Layer and Reducing Climate Change |
22nd Sept. 2023 Department of Physics, MRSPTU |
Colloborator: Punjab State Council for Science and Technology, Chandigarh Sponser: Department of Science and Technology, New Delhi Grant Received: 28,000/- |
Patron: Prof. (Dr.) Sandeep Kansal Coordinator: Dr. Veena Sharma Co-cordinator: Dr. Gagan Gupta and Dr. Satnam Singh |
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International Day for the Preservation of the Ozone Layer Theme: Global Cooperation Protacting Life on Earth |
16th Sept. 2022 Department of Physics, MRSPTU |
Colloborator: Punjab State Council for Science and Technology, Chandigarh Sponser: Department of Science and Technology, New Delhi Grant Received: 20,000/- |
Patron: Prof. (Dr.) Sandeep Kansal Coordinator: Dr. Veena Sharma Co-cordinator: Dr. Gagan Gupta, Dr. Satnam Singh and Dr. Pooja Devi |
RESEARCH PUBLICATION
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Kaur B, Singh L, Reddy VA, Jeong DY, Dabra N, Hundal JS (2016) Study of A-site divalent doping on multiferroic properties of BFO nanoparticles processed via combustion method. Advanced Materials Letters,7, 1015-1020. |
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Singh L, Kaur B, Kumar N, Jeong DY, Dabra N, Hundal JS (2016) Structural Analysis of enhanced Ferroelectricity in Nano-Composite Films of Sodium Nitrite in poly-Vinyl Alcohol matrix fabricated at moderate elevated Temperature. International Journal of Electrochemical Science, 11, 4037-4049. |
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Singh L, Kaur B, Garg T, Dabra N, Hundal JS (2016) Effect of Annealing Conditions on the Ferroelectric response of NaNO2: PVA nano-Composite Films fabricated at elevated temperature. International Journal of Electrochemical Sciences, 6, 8-11. |
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Goyal L, Chawla V, Hundal JS (2017) Elevated temperature corrosion studies of AICrN and TIAIN coatings by PAPVD on T91 boiler steel. Journal of Materials Engineering and Performance, 26, 5481-5494. |
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Kaur B, Singh L, Reddy AV, Jeong DY, Dabra N, Hundal JS (2017) AC impedance spectroscopy, conductivity and optical studies of Sr doped bismuth ferrite nanocomposites. International Journal of Electrochemical Sciences, 11, 4120- 4135. |
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Sharma V, Gupta G (2017) Effect of initial chondritic composition on the differentiation of the planetesimals in the early solar system. International Journal of Latest Technology in Engineering, Management and Applied Science, 6, 213-218. |
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Sharma V, Gupta G, Singh S (2017) Review of metal contamination in ground water in different states of India. International Journal of Latest Technology in Engineering, Management and Applied Science, 6, 224-226. |
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Gupta G, Sharma V (2017) Five-year study of particulate matter during Diwali in Amritsar, Punjab. International Journal of Advance Research in Science and Engineering, 6, 1149-1152. |
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Sharma V, Gupta G (2017) The particulate matter concentration around the Golden Temple, Amritsar, Punjab. International Journal of Advance Research in Science and Engineering, 6, 1145-1148. |
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Singla R, Gupta G, Kamboj N (2017) To detect heavy metals accumulation in sewage water irrigated green leafy vegetables. International Journal of Advance Research in Science and Engineering, 6, 1138-1144. |
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Singh L, Kaur B, Garg T, Dabra N, Hundal JS (2018) Revisiting KAI theory and its application to mixed composite system "Na(1-x) Cs(x) NO2- PVA" fabricated at moderate elevated temperature. Ferroelectrics, 540,88-102. |
0.557 |
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Singh L, Kaur B, Garg T, Dabra N, Hundal JS (2018) Switching related activation field for polarization-reversal and for polarization-saturation in NaNO2-PVA thin composite films. Ferroelectrics, 45, 84-93. |
0.557 |
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Kansal M, Singh K, Kansal S (2018) A Review paper on the applications of numerical analysis in science & engineering. International Journal of Research and Analytical Reviews, 5,760-765. |
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Duggal H, Sharma V, Kainth HS, Kumar S, Shahi JS, Mehta D (2018) Measurement of L XRF cross sections for elements with 33?≤?Z?≤?51 and their interpretation in terms of Li (i?=?1–3) subshell vacancy decay parameters. Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research Section B: Beam Interactions with Materials and Atoms, 429,19-26. |
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Singh L, Kaur B, Garg T, Nautiyal A, Dabra N, Hundal JS (2019) Switching related activation field for polarization- reversal and for polarization-saturation in PVA based NaNO2- CsNO3 mixed system composite films fabricated at moderate elevated temperature. Ferroelectrics Letters Section, 46, 73- 81. |
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Kaur B, Singh L, Garg T, Jeong DY, Dabra N, Hundal JS (2019) A comparative investigation of structural and optical properties of annealing modified mullite bismuth ferrite. Ferroelectrics Letters Section, 46, 52-63. |
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Garg T, Annapureddy V, Sekhar DK, Jeong DY, Dabra N, Hundal JS (2020) Modulation in polymer properties in pvdf/bczt composites with ceramic content and their energy density. Polymer Composites, 41,5305-5316. |
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Singh RP, Singh S, Gill R, Kumar G, Luyt AS (2020) Computational studies for the effective electrical conductivity of copper powder filled LDPE/LLDPE composites. Indian Journal of Pure and Applied Physics 58,486-493 |
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Singh L, Kaur B, Garg T, Sharma V, Dabra N, Hundal JS (2021) Investigation of switching dynamics by fitting FGM and NLS models to PVA based NaNO2-CsNO3 composite transients Materials Today: Proceedings, 46, 8333-8339. |
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Singh L, Kaur B, Garg T, Sharma V, Dabra N, Hundal JS (2021) Fitting IGM, FGM and NLS switching models to NaNO2-PVA composite transients for its microscopic parameter estimation Materials Today: Proceedings, 46, 8340-8346. |
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Singla AK, Kansal S, Mehra R (2021) Quantification of radon contamination in drinking water of Rajasthan, India Journal of Radioanalytical and Nuclear Chemistry, 327, 1149-1157. |
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Singla AK, Kansal S, Mehra R (2021) Dose distribution to individual tissues and organs due to exposure of alpha energies from radon and thoron to local population of Hanumangarh district Rajasthan, India. Journal of Radioanalytical and Nuclear Chemistry, 327, 1073-1085. |
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Garg T, Annapureddy V, Sekhar KC, Jeong DY, Dabra N, Hundal JS(2021) Dielectric properties and phase stabilization of PVDF polymer in (1−x)PVDF/xBCZT composite films. Journal of Electronic Materials, 50, 5567-5576. |
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Nazir S, Sahoo BK, Rani S, Ahmad Z S, Simnani S (2021) Radon mapping in groundwater and indoor environs of Budgam, Jammu and Kashmir. Journal of Radio analytical and Nuclear Chemistry, 329,923-934. |
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Singla AK, Kansal S, Rani S, Mehra R (2021) Radiological risk assessment due to attached/unattached fractions of radon and thoron progeny in Hanumangarh district, Rajasthan. Journal of Radioanalytical and Nuclear Chemistry, 330,1473-1483. |
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Dwivedi S, Kansal S, Dangwal VK, Bharati A, Shukla J (2021) Dosimetry of a 6 MV flattening filter-free small photon beam using various detectors. Biomedical Physics and Engineering Express, 7,045004. |
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| 9 | Rani S, Kansal S, Singla AK, Mehra R (2021) Radiological Risk Assessment to the Public due to Presence of Radon in Water of Barnala District, Punjab, India Environ Geochem Health, 43, pp. 5011-5024. | 4.9 |
| 10 | Dwivedi S, Kansal S, Dangwal VK, Bharati A, Shukla J (2021) Dosimetric evaluation of different planning techniques based on flattening filter free beams for central and peripheral lung stereotactic body radiotherapy, Biomedical physics & engineering express, 7(6), 1-12. | 1.46 |
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A.K. Singla, S. Kanse, S. Kansal, S. Rani,R. Mehra, A comprehensive study of radon in drinking waters of Hanumangarh district and the assessment of resulting dose to local population, Environ Geochem Health, (2022) https://doi.org/10.1007/s10653-022-01304-x. |
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S. Rani, S. Kansal, A.K. Singla, S. Nazir,R. Mehra, A comprehensive study of exhalation rates in soil samples to understand the high-risk potential area in Barnala and Moga districts of Punjab, India, Journal of Radioanalytical and Nuclear Chemistry, 331(4) (2022) 1889-1897. https://doi.org/10.1007/s10967-021-08129-5. |
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P. Dhuria,S.S. Bhamra, Influence of LTSSR and HTSSR synthesis methods on the structural properties of YFeO3 orthoferrite, Materials Science and Engineering: B, 285 (2022) https://doi.org/10.1016/j.mseb.2022.115960. |
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| 4. | Rani S, Kansal S, Singla AK, Mehra R (2022) Investigation of Indoor 222Rn, 220Rn and their progeny in Punjab, Northwest India, J Radioanal Nucl Chem | 1.75 |
| 5. | Dwivedi S, Kansal S, Dangwal VK, Bharati A, Shukla J (2022) Dosimetric assessment of the mono- and dual- isocentric VMAT technique based on flattening filter free ,beams for SBRT with non-contiguous special targets, Medical Dosimetry. | 1.54 |
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Dr. Sandeep Kansal | Professor | Ph.D | Nuclear Physics, Radiation Dosimetry, Aerosols | 9872000814, hodphysics@mrsptu.ac.in, skansal2k16@gmail.com |
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Dr. Veena Sharma | Assistant Professor | Ph.D | Experiment Atomic and Radiation Physics | 9781601059 |
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Dr. Pooja Devi | Assistant Professor | Ph.D | Experimental Nuclear Physics | 8725072464 |
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Dr. Satnam Singh | Assistant Professor | Ph.D | Material Science | 7986595372 |
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Dr. Gagan Gupta | Assistant Professor | Ph.D | Theoretical Physics | 8725035103 |
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Dr. Amit Kumar Singla | Assistant Professor (Lecture basis) | Ph.D. | Radiation Physics | 9814133348 |
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Dr. Supriya Rani | Assistant Professor (Lecture basis) | Ph.D. | Radiation Physics | 8360760627 |
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Dr. Harjot Kaur | Assistant Professor (Lecture basis) | Ph.D. | High Energy Physics and Instrumentation | 9463540380 |
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Mr. Dharampal | Assistant Professor (Lecture basis) | M.Sc. | experimental condensed matter physics and energy storage materials | 7727833559 |
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Dr. Mandeep Singh | Assistant Professor (Lecture basis) | Ph.D. | Multiferroic Materials | 9465918904 |
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Mr. Jaswinder Singh | Lab. Suptt. | B.Sc. B.Ed. | Physics Lab. | 9417130490 |
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Mr. Rahul Menon | Tech. Gr.-II | M.Sc. | Physics Lab. | 9779199585 |
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Sh. Davinder Singh | Junior scale stenographer | B.A. | Stenographer | 9463377488 |
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Mr. Ravinder Kumar | Lab Attendant | 10+2 | Lab Attendant | 7717525396 |
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Mr. Badal Singh | Peon | 8th | Department Office | 8872367686 |
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Dr. Navneet Dabra | Ph.D Scholar | Ph.D Awarded in 2011 | Ferroelectric Polymer Composites, Material Science | ---- |
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Mrs. Baljinder Kaur | Ph.D Scholar | Ph.D Awarded in 2019 | Solid State Physics | ---- |
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Mr. Lakhbir Singh | Ph.D Scholar | Ph.D Awarded in 2019 | Study of Ferroelectric & related properties of Ceramic/Polymer Composite Film | ---- |
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Mr. Tarun Garg | Ph.D. Scholar | Ph.D. awarded in 2021 | Piezoelectric & Multiferroics | ---- |
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Mr. Shekhar Dwivedi | Ph.D. Scholar | Ph.D. awarded in 2023 | Investigation of Treatment Planning and Dose Verification Procedures using UnFlat LINAC Photon Beams | ---- |
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Mrs. Supriya Rani | Ph.D. Scholar | Ph.D. awarded in 2022 | Radiation Dosimetric Studies & Radiological Health Risk Assessment | ---- |
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Mr. Amit Kumar Singla | Ph.D. Scholar | Ph.D. awarded in 2022 | Radiation Dosimetric Studies & Radiological Health Risk Assessment | ---- |
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Mrs. Sumandeep Kaur | Ph.D Scholar | Pursuing since 2019 | Magnetocaloric Materials | ---- |
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Mr. Arpan Sethi | Ph.D Scholar | M.Sc, Pursuing Ph.D since 2019 | Electrocaloric Materials | ---- |
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Mrs. Priya Dhuria | Ph.D Scholar | M.Sc, Pursuing Ph.D since 2019 | Multiferroic Materials | --- |
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Miss. Ankita Buwaniwal | Ph.D Scholar | MSc, Pursuing PhD since 2021 | Experimental Atomic and Radiation Physics | ------ |
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Sunil Kumar | Research Scholar | M.Sc, Pursuing Ph.D since 2021 | Natural Radioactivity and Environmental Studies in Soil, Water And Air | ----- |
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Faculty Incharge: Dr. Sandeep Kansal
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Faculty Incharge: Dr. Satnam Singh
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Faculty Incharge: Dr. Veena Sharma
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Jagdish Singh |
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M.Sc. Physics 2012 |
Punjab Government Patwari |
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Amit Kumar |
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M.Sc. Physics 2014 |
MRSPTU, Bathinda. Ph.D (Pursuing) JRF/SRF (Research Project) |
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Sumit Ojha |
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M.Sc. Physics 2014 |
Indian Army (Govt. of India)
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Sandeep Kaur |
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M.Sc. Physics 2015
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Punjabi University, Patiala. Ph.D (Pursuing) NET Qualified |
75089-76813 96713-50123 |
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Ashutosh Kaushik |
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M.Sc. Physics 2015 |
Thapar University, Patiala Ph.D (Pursuing) NET Qualified |
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Sandeep Singh |
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M.Sc. Physics 2016 |
Punjab Government Patwari |
98035-35534 |
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Chahat Bansal |
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M.Sc. Physics 2016 |
Thermal Power Plant Talwandi Sabo, Executive (Environment) (KEPCO-KPS) |
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Ashutosh Kaushik |
CSIR-UGC-NET-LS, JUNE 2019 in Physical Sciences. |
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Sandeep Kaur |
CSIR-JRF-DEC 2017 & UGC-NET-LS with AIR-276 in Physical Sciences. |
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Jeevan Kumar |
“GATE-2021” with AIR-987; “PSTET-2018” in the subject “Mathematics & Sciences” and “CTET-2021”. |
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Raman Kumar |
PSTET-2017” in the subject “Mathematics & Sciences”. |
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Vandana |
“PSTET-2018” in the subject “Mathematics & Sciences” and “CTET-2019”. |
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Nikita |
“CTET-2021”. |
| 7. | Amit Kumar Singla (2014) | CTET-2015, PSTET-2018 |
| 8. | Supriya Rani (2014) | PSTET-2018, REET-2018 |
The departmental kite flying competition fostered teamwork, creativity, and a spirit of healthy competition among students and faculty. It provided an engaging platform to celebrate a traditional Indian pastime, encouraging participants to explore indigenous kite-making skills and aerodynamics concepts in a fun, interactive setting. The event strengthened peer bonding, promoted cultural appreciation, and added vibrancy to the departmental community.
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On 11th September 2024, the Department hosted “Celebrations to Welcome Newly Admitted Students”, creating a warm and inclusive atmosphere for freshers to integrate into the academic community. The event fostered interaction between seniors and newcomers, helping build informal support networks and easing the transition into university life.
Through engaging performances and collaborative activities, the celebration encouraged creativity, cultural exchange, and teamwork. It played a vital role in cultivating a vibrant campus spirit and reinforcing a sense of belonging among students.
The Department of Physics, MRSPTU, in collaboration with the Punjab State Council for Science & Technology, marked International Ozone Day on 22nd September 2023 with the theme “Fixing the Ozone Layer and Reducing Climate Change.” The event aimed to highlight the ozone layer’s role in protecting life and to promote environmental awareness.
Over 200 students from MRSPTU and nearby institutions participated in engaging activities such as poster making, model displays, PowerPoint presentations, and declamation contests. These events fostered creative learning and emphasized the urgency of ozone preservation.
Dr. Papiya Mandal, Principal Scientist at CSIR-NEERI, Delhi, delivered the keynote address, stressing the global responsibility to combat ozone depletion and its link to climate change.
Winners were honored with certificates and mementos, celebrating their contributions. Prof. Sandeep Kansal, Head of the Department, encouraged individual action in environmental protection, while Dr. Veena Sharma, the event coordinator, expressed gratitude to the Council and all participants for their enthusiastic support.
Department of Physics, Maharaja Ranjit Singh Punjab Technical University (MRSPTU) Bathinda celebrated National Science Day - 2023 on the theme ‘Global Science for Global Wellbeing’ on 7th March 2023. The event was catalysed and Supported by ‘Punjab State Council for Science & Technology (PSCST)’, ‘National Council for Science & Technology Communication (NCTSC)’, ‘Department of Science & Technology (DST)’, GoI.
The Students, Faculty & Staff celebrated the event with great zeal and enthusiasm. Under-graduate & Post-graduate students of various departments of the University participated in different events like Poster Making, Best out of Waste, Rangoli etc.
The Mementos to the winners and certificates to the participants were awarded. In the ‘Best out of Waste’ Event Tarunpreet Singh (B.Tech ECE - 8th Sem.) and Saleem Khan B.Tech. EE - 8th Sem.) secured 1st Position. 2nd Position was secured by Gurleen Singh & Pratiksha of B.Sc. (Hons.) Physics - 4th Sem. & 3rd Position was bagged by Himanshi of M.Sc. Physics - 4th Sem. In Rangoli Competition, Arundeep Kaur & Simrandeep Kaur (B.Sc. Hons. Physics - 4th Sem.) stood 1st, Manpinder Kaur & Jashanpreet Kaur (B.Sc Hons. Physics - 2nd Sem.) stood 2nd. In Poster making Bhinder Singh, BFA, 2nd Sem & Sneha Diman, B.Pharmacy 4th Sem. Secured 1st Position, Shivam Bhadauria (B.Pharmacy 6th Sem), Gurpreet Singh (BFA 2nd Sem.) Secured 2nd & Diya Puri BSc. (Hons.) Chemistry - 4th Sem.) secured the 3rd position.
Head of the Department Prof. Sandeep Kansal, appreciated the whole hearted efforts of Program Co-ordinator Dr. Gagan Gupta and entire organizing team of the department to make this event a grand success. The University Vice Chancellor, Prof. Buta Singh Sidhu and Registrar, Prof. Gurinderpal Singh Brar extended warm greetings and congratulated Head of the Department, Faculty, Staff & All the Students of department of Physics for the successful conduct of the event...
The Department of Physics organized an educational tour of students on 21st September 2022 toward "Cyclotron Facility' available with Punjab University Chandigarh, under the theme " Acquaintance with history of Science in Punjab". The said Cyclotron is one of the world’s oldest particle accelerators, built in the 1930s and sent from the University of Rochester USA to be housed at Panjab University, Chandigarh in 1967. During the visit students were excited to know that Cyclotron is still working even after its long service of more than 90 years. Technicians and Scholars using the accelerator made students aware about its working and basic procedure adopted to reveal the hidden properties of materials. Students were grateful to have acquaintance with an ancient accelerator and to know about the latest accelerator technology used word wild by the research community, nowadays. The Department of Physics acknowledges the support and encouragement of Vice Chancellor MRSPTU in organizing this tour.
Maharaja Ranjit Singh Punjab Technical University (MRSPTU) Bathinda’s Department of Physics celebrated "International Ozone Day -2022" on 16th SEPTEMBER 2022 on the theme “GLOBAL COOPERATION PROTECTING LIFE ON EARTH” The event was conducted in collaboration with ‘Punjab State Council for Science & Technology (PSCST), Department of Science & Technology (DST), GoI.
International Day for the Preservation of the Ozone Layer (informally called Ozone Day) is celebrated on September 16 designed by the United Nations General Assembly. This designation had been made on December 19, 2000, in commemoration of the date, in 1987, on which nations signed the Montreal Protocol on Substances that Deplete the Ozone Layer. In 1994, the UN General Assembly proclaimed 16 September the International Day for the Preservation of the Ozone Layer, commemorating the date of the signing, in 1987, of that Montreal Protocol.
Students from various Institutes ie. Colleges & Schools and from various departments of the University participated in different events like Model Display, Poster Making, Best out of Waste etc.
Talking about the Importance of celebrating this day and how the closure of the hole in the ozone layer was observed 30 years after the protocol was signed, Head of the Department Prof. Sandeep Kansal, appreciated the whole hearted efforts of the Organizing Team.
University Vice Chancellor, Prof. Buta Singh Sidhu and Registrar, Prof. Gurinderpal Singh Brar extended warm greetings and congratulated Head of the Department, Faculty, Staff & All the Students of department of Physics for the successful conduct of the event.
The Department of Physics, Maharaja Ranjit Singh Punjab Technical University Bathinda organized one-week AICTE-Training and Learning Academy sponsored ATAL Faculty Development Program on “Novel Materials and their Applications” from 19th July to 23rd July 2021. The Faculty Development Program (FDP) formally started with the Inaugural Function.
Prof. Rabinder Nath, a renowned academician and researcher in the field of Sensors and Computer Memories, presently Senior Professor at Department of Physics, IIT, Roorkee was the Chief Guest on the occasion. Prof. Nath appreciated for organizing such a wonderful activity and growth of the Department in a short span of time. In his keynote speech he talked about the development of Novel Materials. He also elaborated about growth of semiconducting, magnetic and ferroelectric material and its miniaturization to deploy in nanotechnology.
In this workshop a total 14 resource persons from various prestigious institutions/research laboratories such as Thapar Institute, IIT Ropar, CSIR-National Metallurgical Laboratory Jamshedpur, Guru Nanak Dev University Amritsar etc. delivered lectures for the consecutive five day in three sessions per day. A total 200 participants from all the states of the India were registered for this program. Various advanced research topics had been discussed in this workshop like: energy materials, nano-materials, advanced composites, glassy and amorphous materials,, influence of ion beam on novel materials etc.
Prof. (Dr.) Jasbir Singh Hundal, Prof. & Head of the Department conveyed that Department offers Ph.D. (Physics), M.Sc. Physics and B.Sc. (Hons.) Physics and it a good research and development center in this region. The Vice Chancellor Prof. (Dr.) Buta Singh Sidhu in his address thanked the Chariman AICTE for providing financial assistance to conduct this FDP. He also congratulated the Department for organizing the activity.
Prof. (Dr.) Karanveer Singh, controller of examination, MRSPTU Bathinda was the Chief Guest for the valedictory function of the one week FDP. He addressed the audience and congratulated the whole team for successfully organizing the activity. Dr. Veena Sharma, Assistant Professor presented Vote of Thanks and expressed gratitude to Chief Guest of the function for sparing his valuable time and the Vice Chancellor of the University, Prof. & Head of the Department for providing support and guidance. She extended thanks toward Chairman, AICTE for financial assistance. At the last she thanked participants and wished them for having cheerful and enlightened sessions.
Maharaja Ranjit Singh Punjab Technical University (MRSPTU), Bathinda’s department of Physics organised an online cultural activity namely ‘Fiziki-2020’. The event was on the theme ‘Renowned Scientists and Engineers of Punjab’.
The Programme got an overwhelming response as the students from various institutions from Punjab and nearby states participated in this programme in different events. The competitions included three events namely: Essay Writing, Speech and Poster Making so as to make the competition more comprehensive, for enabling the students to communicate in whichever medium they are confident.
In this completion Mahaveer Prasad from Swami Shraddhanand College, University of Delhi stood first in essay writing competition, Divya Gupta from Pharmaceutical Sciences MRSPTU, Bathinda secured first position in Poster making and Riddhim of Department of Mathematics MRSPTU, Bathinda won first position in Speech Competition.
Dr. Hundal congratulated all the winners and presented ‘Merit Certificates’ as a token of appreciation. On behalf of the Department Dr. Satnam Singh, Teacher Co-ordinator of the activity thanked all the participants by presenting ‘Participation Certificates’.
The responsibilities of the educational institutions are not only confined up to classroom teaching, several activities are required to make students acquainted with practical situations. In this context, the Department of Physics, Maharaja Ranjit Singh Punjab Technical University organized an educational tour of BSc and MSc students to Guru Har Gobind Thermal Plant (GHTP), Lehra Mohhabat. The head of the department Dr. Jasbir S. Hundal along with Dr. Satnam Singh, Dr. Pooja Devi, Sh. Jaswinder Singh, Mr. Rahul Menon also accompanied students.
At Guru Hargobind Thermal Plant students interacted with Er. Vikas Garg (Sr. Xen.) and Er. Kulwinder Singh (JE). They explained the functioning of Thermal Plant and its different units like, Cooling Tower, Boiler, Turbine, DM water section, Auxiliary section, Control Unit etc. Students were delighted to get answers of their queries from the experts.
The more interested part of this tour was an essay writing competition entitled, “Portrait of the Educational Tour Competition” which has been organized after returning from the tour. Students sketched excellent portraits using the observations they collected during the educational tour. While giving awards for this activity Prof. (Dr.) Jasbir S. Hundal said that this type of activates inculcate presentation skills within the students.
The department of Physics expresses gratitude toward Dr. Mohan Paul Singh Ishar, Hon’ble Vice Chancellor, MRSPTU Bathinda, for granting permission to organize this educational tour.
The department of Physics, MRSPTU organized a Blood donation camp and dedicated it to Pulwama attack martyrs. In this camp Shri Sukhpreet Singh Sidhu PCS, Additional Deputy Commissioner, Bathinda and Prof.(Dr.) Jasbir Singh Hundal presented Certificates and Mementos to the blood donors as token of appreciation
National Science Day celebration is an annual one day event of Department of Physics. The students of the department and faculty participate for success of the event with enthusiasm. Various activities like poster making, speech, quiz etc are organized. The main motto is to pay attribute to the Nobel laureates Dr. C.V. Raman and inculcate sprit of science in the students.
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| Time Table BSc(Hons.) Physics 2nd Sem for session April to July 2021 |
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| Time Table MSc(Physics) 2nd and 4th Sem for session Jan to July 2021 |
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| Revised B.Sc. Hons Physics 1st - 6th SEM syllabus 2019 Batch onwards |
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| MRSPTU M.Sc. Physics Syllabus Batch 2018 onwards |
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| MRSPTU Pre-Ph.D Syllabus 2016 onwards |
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| 1 | B.Sc. Non-Medical (Computer Science) | 30 | 3 Years / 6 Semesters |
| 2 | Integrated B.Sc.-M.Sc. (Physics) with Exit option as per NEP-2020 | 30 | 5 Years / 10 Semesters |
| 3 | M.Sc. (Physics) | 30 | 2 Yrs / 4 Sems |
| 4 | Ph.D in Physics | As Per Available Supervisor | Minimum 3 years |
