The course work will be divided into three trimesters. During 
                the first trimester, the students will be exposed to a review 
                of basic subjects in an intensive manner : Classical Dynamics, 
                Statistical Mechanics, Quantum Mechanics, Electromagnetic Theory 
                and Mathematical and Computational Methods. The entire emphasis 
                will be on solving problems. In addition, there will be a course 
                on Scientific Communication, which will teach the students to 
                effectively communicate scientific ideas, both orally and in writing, 
                in English. 
              
  
                The second trimester will expose them to advanced subjects : Condensed 
                Matter Physics, High Energy Physics and Quantum Field Theory, 
                Basics of Quantum Theory, Quantum Optics, Mesoscopic Systems, 
                Experimental Condensed Matter Physics, Advanced Statistical Mechanics, 
                Astrophysics, General Relativity and Gravitation Theory among 
                others. 
              
  
                During the last trimester the students will carry out a project 
                on a subject of his choice, but not necessarily the subject he 
                will finally do research on. 
              
  
                It is expected that the student will imbibe enough from all areas 
                of science, so that he will be able ideally to deal with cross-disciplinary 
                research, which is in the forefront these days. He will be encouraged 
                to work with more than one faculty member within the Centre as 
                well as interact with others outside. Since interaction will be 
                strongly encouraged, all students will be expected to stay on 
                campus.