Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda - [MSU], Vadodara - Course & Fees Details

The BSc course in Physics at MSU Baroda is at par with the top institutes like IISERs and IITs.

The infrastructure is the best in the whole of Gujarat state. The faculty for this course however is a bit lacking in comparison to other courses. Some are not skilled enough while some are not interested in teaching at all.

The laboratories are decked with decent equipments but during the First and Second years, they are almost of no use. The third year has a lot of lab sessions that should not be missed

The theoretical exams are pretty easy as most of the questions are based on what has been taught in the class.

MSU has 2 major libraries ( SSMT and SHMT) that have a wide range of books on almost every subject.

Research is mainly conducted in areas of condensed matter, Spectroscopy, X Ray diffraction and Nuclear Physics. Seminars and conferences are held throughout the year on campus. 

My opinion is that MSU is not much of a good choice for a BSc in Physics, especially if you are coming from a state other than Gujarat. 

I don’t know if MSU Baroda is the best option for you but I can say with certainty that it is one of the best universities. Speaking about Civil Engineering specifically, MSU offers some pros in this regard. 

It’s best not to compare Civil Engineering courses of any university with that of IITs. Today even every IIT is unable to offer jobs to all its students.

The best way ensure credibility is by researching and comparing all Civil Trade options. Go for it only if you are satisfied with its statistics.

Remember on thing that all the great engineers don’t necessarily come from top institutes.