What degree should I get for nuclear engineering?

Nuclear engineers must have a bachelor’s degree in nuclear engineering or a related field of engineering. Employers also value experience, which can be gained through cooperative-education engineering programs.

Can I do nuclear engineering after electrical engineering?

So yes, non-nuclear engineers can definitely have a degree in nuclear power. [BTW, since you specifically mentioned “electrical engineer” in your question I would tell you that I do work for a company with the words “Electric Company” in its name and project teams are often lacking enough electrical engineers.]

What can I do with a masters in nuclear engineering?

Graduates can work for development laboratories, electrical utility companies, colleges and universities, nuclear power plants, engineering design firms, factories that make nuclear equipment, and private and governmental research, energy, and defense agencies.

Can I do masters in physics after Btech in computer science?

Yes, you are eligible for M.Sc . in Physics after completing B-tech in Computer Science .

What is a nuclear engineer salary?

102,950 USD (2015)
Nuclear Engineer/Median pay (annual)

Can I join MSc after BTech?

UGC doesn’t allow btech students to do MSc physics or MSc maths or any other masters of science as the eligibility criteria is BSc/BS in relevant subject. You can do MSc physics only from the deemed universities which don’t strictly follow ugc guidelines that too only after cracking their exams after btech.

How can I get admission in nuclear engineering?

Candidates seeking admission to Nuclear Engineering can apply for Undergraduate (UG) and Postgraduate (PG) admission subject to meeting the eligibility criteria. Following are the Nuclear Engineering courses: UG Course – Bachelors of Technology (BTech): BTech in Nuclear Engineering emphasis on conceptual learning, theory and applications.

What is the eligibility criteria for BTech Nuclear Science and engineering?

In order to be eligible for studying BTech Nuclear Science and Engineering course, the candidates need to fulfill the below-mentioned eligibility criteria: Students need to secure a minimum 50\% aggregate score at their 10+2 level board examination from a recognized educational board or council.

What are the eligibility requirements for Computer Science Engineering?

Take a look at some of these below. The basic eligibility requirement to pursue a Computer Science Engineering programme at the UG and PG level is: Undergraduate (UG): Aspirants’ should have passed the Class 10+2 exam from a recognized board with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics as core subjects.

What are the different types of nuclear engineering courses?

Following are the Nuclear Engineering courses: UG Course – Bachelors of Technology (BTech): BTech in Nuclear Engineering emphasis on conceptual learning, theory and applications. It will help students to gain extensive technical training essential for industrial work. The duration of the course is of four years.