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please tell me about the branch engineering physics?

Tarun Saxena , 14 Years ago
Grade 12
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suryakanth AskiitiansExpert-IITB

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Dear Tarun,

Engineering physics is a branch that demands lots and lots of maths and very lengthy problems.On should be very good at matrices specially.And there is more experimental wokr to do and more like practical physics.The main difference between regular engg and EP is,  EP tells d complete science behind mechanisms,it speaks of every particle indeed.

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