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Department of Physics
Govt. Degree College Doda
1. Department Overview:
The Department of Physics at Govt. Degree College Doda is a vibrant academic body dedicated to excellence in teaching and innovation. With a legacy of over 20 years, the department has consistently contributed to the advancement of physics and the development of skilled students.
Mission:
To cultivate scientific curiosity, foster critical thinking, and provide world-class education and research opportunities in the field of physics.
Vision:
To be recognized internationally as a center of excellence in physics education and research, producing graduates who are leaders in academia, industry, and society.
2. Departmental History:
The Department of Physics was established in 2001 with the vision to create a strong foundation in scientific thinking and innovation. It began with a modest laboratory setup which has grown over the years into a well-established and equipped system.
3. Academic Programs:
1. B.Sc. in Physics (3 Years)
2. B.Sc. (Honors) in Physics (4 Years)
3. Curriculum includes Classical Mechanics, Electromagnetism, Mathematical Physics, Quantum Mechanics, Modern Physics, Electronics, Astrophysics, Statistical Physics, Laboratory Courses, and Computational Physics.
4. Opportunities for research projects in the final year.
4. Other Offerings:
● Summer Internship Programs.
● Multidisciplinary Programs.
● Public Outreach & School Science Programs.
5. Labs and Facilities:
● The department has one lab with adequate space and necessary tools for performing laboratory courses. The lab is well ventilated and fully electrified.
● A well-furnished dark room for performing optics experiments.
● One HOD room, one lab assistant room, and one store room.
6. Faculty Members (Present Staff):
1. Mr. Manjeet Singh, Assistant Professor & Head of Department
Qualification: M.Sc. & NET
Area of Specialization: Nuclear Physics
2. Dr. Mulveer Singh, Lecturer on Academic Arrangement
Qualification: Ph.D.
Area of Specialization: Condensed Matter Physics
3. Dr. Mohsin Ganie, Lecturer on Academic Arrangement
Qualification: Ph.D., Post-Doctorate
Area of Specialization: Material Science
4. Mr. Arun Kumar, Lab Assistant
SWOC Analysis
Strengths:
● Experienced and qualified faculty
● Well-structured academic programs at the undergraduate level
● Modern laboratory infrastructure
Weaknesses:
● Limited funding for large-scale experimental research or international collaboration
● Shortage of permanent teaching and technical staff
● Inadequate space for expanding research facilities and student activity areas
● Limited industry partnerships affecting internships and placements
Opportunities:
● Scope for collaboration with national and international research institutes
● Potential to introduce new-age courses like computational physics, data science, and quantum computing
● Access to government/private research grants (e.g., DST, UGC, ISRO)
● Rising interest in STEM education can boost student enrollment and outreach
● Opportunity to launch online certificate programs and MOOCs
Challenges:
● Keeping curriculum updated with fast-changing technology
● Attracting top-tier faculty amidst competition
● Retaining students in pure science vs. professional programs
● Maintaining research standards despite funding limitations
● Adapting to interdisciplinary and industry-focused learning models
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