University of Calcutta Post Doctoral Programme in Physics FAQs
Ques. How long is the Post Doctoral Programme in Physics at Calcutta University?
Ans. The programme runs for two years. Researchers who complete the required original research and satisfy the Departmental Research Committee conditions may apply for Doctor of Science recognition from the University of Calcutta on the basis of their published contributions in Physics.
Ques. What are the eligibility criteria for the Post Doctoral Programme in Physics?
Ans. Candidates must hold a PhD in Physics or a closely allied discipline from a recognised university, along with a strong peer-reviewed publication record. A research proposal and list of published papers are required at the time of application to the Department of Physics.
Ques. What research areas are covered in the Post Doctoral Programme in Physics?
Ans. The programme covers condensed matter physics, high energy and particle physics, astrophysics and cosmology, nuclear physics, optics and photonics, and materials science. Research direction is shaped by the candidate’s prior work and expertise of the assigned faculty mentor.
Ques. How does one apply for the Post Doctoral Programme in Physics at Calcutta University?
Ans. Applications are submitted online at caluniv.ac.in. Candidates upload a research proposal, list of publications, PhD certificate, and identity documents before the notified deadline. An application fee of INR 500 (INR 250 for SC, ST, and PwD candidates) is paid at the time of submission.
Ques. Is the Post Doctoral Programme in Physics suited for academic research careers?
Ans. Yes. PhD holders in Physics use the programme to deepen their publication record and gain structured mentorship at the University of Calcutta. This strengthens applications for faculty positions at universities and research institutes such as IACS, SINP, and Bose Institute in Kolkata.








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