B.Sc. - COURSES
Department of Physics
Year of Establishment: 13.07.1964
About The Department
The Department of Physics at Millat College, a prestigious constituent unit of Lalit Narayan Mithila University, Darbhanga, Bihar.the department of Physics was one of the nice departments with which the academic journey of millat college began in 1964.Advanced and slow learners are provided and motivated to strive for higher goals. They are provided with additional inputs for better career planning and growth like:
- Offering special coaching for entrance exams.
- Motivating them to involve in project works to inculcate practical awareness
- Advising to participate in group discussions, quizzes to develop analytical and problem solving abilities in them and thereby, to improve their presentation skills..Studying in this department helps you develop analytical and logical thinking skills, which are useful in many areas of life and work.
Departmental Notice
Vision
Mission
Facilities of the Department
Department Rules
- As per the University norm 75% attendance in class is mandatory for appearing in the final examination.
- Students must return their borrowed items to the Departmental Library before collecting their admit cards for final exam from the office.
- Students have to participate in the various events such as student seminar, workshop, debates, movie screening, wall magazine publication etc. organised by the Department.
- Appearing in Class-Test, Pre-Test, Test Examination is mandatory.
- Students must inform the HoD in written in case of continuous absence in the class for more than seven consecutive days.
- Students must help to maintain a healthy academic atmosphere in the department and must not involve in ragging or harassing anybody.students are requested not to litter and to keep the waste in the dustbins available in the campus.
- Students are requested to stitch off the lights and fans when leaving the department.
Highligths
- As we work to better our community, we make it a priority to uphold the following principles.
- Developing a sense of community through the making an effort to achieve excellence in research and teaching that is based on performance
- A commitment to upholding the highest standards of professionalism and ethics
- The establishment of a setting that encourages both active learning and efficient communication
- We are committed to achieving the highest possible standards in every facet of our business.
B.A. Honours in Physics
Student Progression Report
Year | Program Code | Number of student appeared in the final year examination | Number of student passed in the final Year examination |
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2018-2019 | B.Sc-404 | 28 | 13 |
2019-2020 | B.Sc-404 | 28 | 8 |
2020-2021 | B.Sc-404 | 22 | 7 |
2021-2022 | B.Sc-404 | 14 | 5 |
2022-2023 | B.Sc-404 | 41 | 49 |
Total No of Department Books : 701
Student Progression Report
As we work to better our community, we make it a priority to uphold the following principles.
• Developing a sense of community through the
• Making an effort to achieve excellence in research and teaching that is based on performance
• A commitment to upholding the highest standards of professionalism and ethics
• The establishment of a setting that encourages both active learning and efficient communication
• We are committed to achieving the highest possible standards in every facet of our business.
In spite of the fact that our mission statement does a good job of conveying an idea of what our department does, it might be made more understandable to a wider audience by incorporating a description of the term “performance-based”: Students are required to put their newly acquired skills and information into practice during each and every class meeting as part of the performance-based teaching and learning approach. Through the use of active performance in physics, students are compelled to practise their newly acquired skills in a setting that allows them to engage with both their teachers and their classmates. This makes the learning process more effective. This kind of instruction improves upon the conventional, lecture-based method of instruction that students are exposed to when learning about physics. In a classroom that is based on performance, students study physics by continually engaging in physics activities.