Physical Science is the study of the physical properties of matter, non-living systems, as opposed to the study of living systems in biological sciences. It consists of Physics, Chemistry, Electronics, Astronomy and Earth Science. It is based on includes Scientific methods and experimentation. The knowledge of Physical Science is important are the development of the products we use. It is also an interesting and exciting subject of value in many walks of life.

The School of Physical Sciences offers educational and research opportunities for tomorrow’s scientific work force through the Departments of Chemistry, Mathematics, Physics and Industrial Electronics.

Our students and staff come from a diverse range of backgrounds and from all over the country. In the employment market, our graduates do very well. With more than 200 undergraduate, post-graduate and research students the School is one of the states largest producers of graduates.

State-of-the-art multidisciplinary research has been undertaken at the school for Surface and Interface Science, Chemical and Material Physics, Environmental Change Research, Polymers, Sensors and Nanoscience, etc.

The School of Physical Sciences has the following Departments

• Department of Industrial Electronics
  Department of Physics
  Department of Chemistry