Understanding Physical Science in B.Ed: Nature, Scope, and Careers

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Physical science in B.Ed involves the study of non-living matter and energy, covering fields like Physics, Chemistry, Astronomy, Earth Science, Geology, and more. It emphasizes experimentation to gather evidence of natural phenomena, with a broad scope spanning visible and invisible realms. Graduates can pursue diverse career options in science, technology, research, and academia, with job roles ranging from researcher to environmentalist. Eligible candidates can study physical science at the bachelor's, master's, and doctorate levels.


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  1. Nature and scope of physical science in B. Ed. What is physical sciences? Physical science deals with the study of nature and properties of non-living matter and energy. It is a broad discipline concerned with natural resources. It compromises variety of fields such as Physics, Chemistry, Astronomy, Earth Science, Geology and the Ocean. However, thee term physical creates an unintended, somewhat arbitrary distinction, since many branches of physical science also study biological phenomena. Scientific research involves designing and conducting experiments to collect observable physical evidence of natural phenomena. What is physical sciences?

  2. Nature of Physical Science The nature of physical Science is it s function of the mind s curiosity of the universe it finds itself within. Science also enforces a discipline upon the mind however in that the mind must distinguish fantasy, wish, hope and actual experimental evidence. It s the experimental evidence which appears more and more what was unexpected. And that again teases the mind further as to the original query of the nature of the universe we are in.

  3. What is the scope? This consists of the basics of all other branches of science. This course is built around a core curriculum in physics, chemistry and mathematics for a listing of the specific courses required within the various concentrations of the physical sciences. It includes everything that you can see and many things that you cannot see, including the air around you. Energy is what gives matter the ability to move and change.

  4. What are the career options? A graduate in physical science can have career opportunities in the field of science and technology. These course will lead the candidate to get job offers in public, private, management, research, media and many more sectors. A physical science graduate can even join IIT through GATE exam. Physical Science is also an optional in Civil Service Mains Examination. A PG degree in Physical Science will lead you do research work in various R&D establishments and government departments.

  5. What are the job roles? Physical Scientists Researcher Professor Environmentalist Chemist Physician

  6. Who can study this course? Candidates who have passed 10+2 in science discipline can pursue physical science in bachelor s degree level. Few of the Indian Colleges offer B. Tech. in Physical Course. Candidates who have passed bachelor s degree in physical science are eligible to pursue physical science in masters and doctorate level.

  7. Top Colleges/Universities Offering Physical Sciences University of Delhi Mumbai University University of Madras Osmania University Indian Institute of Space Science and Technology, Thiruvananthapuram

  8. Top Colleges/Universities in Abroad Offering Physical Sciences University of Chicago United States Military Academy University of California, Berkeley University of Birmingham, UK The University of Western Australia, Australia

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