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Offers “Applied Physics” theory and “Engineering Physics Lab” for first-year engineering students of all streams.
Foundation course designed to support engineering disciplines such as Computer Science, EEE, ECE, Mechanical, Aeronautical and Aerospace, Civil, and Chemical Engineering.
Equips students with a fundamental understanding of Physics, enhancing analytical and problem-solving skills.
Foundation and advanced research in Physics prepares students and research scholars for advanced engineering and technology roles.
Analytical and reasoning skills are beneficial in core engineering, research, and innovation-driven industries.
We offer “Ph.D., Physics” in the areas of materials science, photonics, photovoltaics, nanostructures, biomaterials, atmospheric and planetary space physics.

Established in 1982; one of the oldest departments at MVJCE.
Experienced faculty with qualifications including Ph.D., M.Tech., and postdoctoral experience from reputed national and international institutions.
Fully equipped Engineering Physics Laboratory with experiments in optics, mechanics, electricity, magnetism, and computational skills.
Active Physics Club organizes innovative student events, guest lectures, and competitions.
Frequent industry-relevant guest lectures by eminent scientists and researchers.
Strong emphasis on applied physics and interdisciplinary collaboration.

Active research in materials science, photonics, photovoltaics, nanostructures, biomaterials, atmospheric and planetary space physics.
Faculty have published in Scopus-indexed and SCI journals and presented at national and international conferences.
Plans underway to establish a multidisciplinary research lab focused on applied and engineering physics themes.
Faculty members actively contribute to conference organizing, reviewing journal articles, and curriculum development for physics-based engineering applications.

Physics theory and lab embedded into the first-year B.E. curriculum.
The curriculum emphasizes conceptual clarity and experimental verification.
Encourages interdisciplinary applications aligned with technological advancements in the respective streams.
The Engineering Physics lab curriculum is part of the first-year B.E. syllabus across all engineering branches.
Includes laboratory components to build strong foundational knowledge.
Different Applied Physics lab courses are tailored for specific engineering streams: CSE /Mechanical/Electrical/Civil

Scheme

Semester I/II: Engineering Physics (Theory) along with Engineering Physics Lab as part of the Integrated Professional Core Course (IPCC) for different streams.

Syllabus

Engineering Physics: Modern physics, Electricity and magnetism, oscillations, wave optics, lasers, quantum mechanics.
Physics Lab: Experiments related to interference, diffraction, electrical circuits, measurement techniques, and computer simulations.

Our Vision

To be a competitive center of excellence in teaching, learning and research to the standards of International Universities.

Our Mission

To provide the best training through teaching and research that enables students to master the concepts in applied physics so that they can apply it in the thrust areas of Engineering and technology and also to evoke their interest in advanced research areas.

The Engineering Physics lab at MVJCE is designed to provide students with hands-on experience and practical applications of theoretical concepts learned in the classroom. The lab typically covers experiments related to various branches of physics, including mechanics, optics, electricity, magnetism, and modern physics. The lab exercises are structured to help students develop skills in experimental techniques, data analysis, and scientific reasoning. Additionally, these experiments aim to deepen students’ understanding of fundamental physical principles and their applications in engineering contexts.

Engineering Physics Lab

The Engineering Physics lab at MVJCE is designed to support the students with hands-on experience and practical applications of theoretical concepts learned in the classroom. The lab typically covers experiments related to various branches of physics, including mechanics, optics, electricity, magnetism, and modern physics. The lab exercises are structured to help students develop skills in experimental techniques, data analysis, and scientific reasoning. Additionally, these experiments aim to deepen the understanding of fundamental physical principles and their applications in engineering contexts.

The Physics Club aims to engage students with real-world physics concepts through fun, educational events.

To organize physics-based events that cater to the diverse interests and learning styles of first-year engineering students.
To promote collaboration, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills through group activities and projects.
To provide opportunities for students to apply theoretical knowledge to real-world scenarios through practical experiments and challenges.
To create a supportive and inclusive environment where students feel encouraged to explore, question, and discover the wonders of physics.

Faculty Coordinator

Shoba V Karjol, Assistant Professor

Recent Club Event Reports

https://mvjce.edu.in/all-news/physics-puzzle-solving-competition/

https://mvjce.edu.in/all-news/physics-painting-and-photography-competition/

https://mvjce.edu.in/all-news/physics-quiz-competition/

S. No.	Date	Activity
1	08-08-2025 to 09-08-2025	National Conference on Advance research in Applied science
2	10-11-2025	Physics- Guest Lecture-1
3	10-11-2025	Club activity-1-Physics concept Photography and painting
4	13-12-2025	Physics- Guest Lecture-2
5	13-12-2025	Club activity-2-Physics Puzzle
6	17-03-2026 to 19-03-2026	Faculty Development Program