About the Department

About the Department

The Department of Physics and Electronics is committed to high-quality education and promoting scientific excellence among women. Established in 1942 with a B.Sc. program in Mathematics, Physics, and Chemistry, the department has since expanded its offerings to include specialized programs in the following manner:

• BSc. in Mathematics, Physics, Computer Science (1996)
• BSc. in Mathematics, Electronics, Computer Science (2015-16)
• BSc. in Mathematics, Physics, Electronics (2021-22)
• A single-major program in B.Sc. (Physics-2023-24)

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Results and pass % of students in all the semesters during the year

Today, it stands as a pivotal department within the college, highly regarded for its essential role in preparing women for impactful careers in science, technology, and research.

Students gain exposure to current societal challenges and the latest advancements in technology by involving students in dynamic, hands-on experiences that offer real-world insights into societal challenges and emerging technologies through:

• Field trips
• Internships
• Extension programs

The key initiatives undertaken by the Department of Physics include:

• Organizing a Science exhibition on National Science Day, where students showcase their talents through visually engaging and simplified exhibits, gaining hands-on experience by presenting working models and projects.
• Participating in National Energy Conservation Week from 14^th to 20^th December every year, students engage in activities such as PowerPoint presentations, poster displays, elocution, peer-to-peer interactive teaching, and debates. This involvement fosters a sense of commitment and responsibility toward our planet.

Graduates from the department are well-placed in esteemed institutions such as Central University, IITs, NITs, Andhra University, Padmavathi Mahila University, and Sri Venkateswara University, and have earned accolades in numerous intercollegiate competitions.

In summary, the Department of Physics and Electronics at Government College for Women (A), Guntur, is dedicated to empowering women through a comprehensive educational framework that emphasizes both theoretical knowledge and practical skills. Our vision of fostering a culture of research and innovation not only equips students with the necessary tools to excel in science and technology but also encourages them to address real-world challenges with a focus on sustainable development.

As we continue to evolve and expand our offerings, our focus remains on preparing women for impactful careers, ensuring they contribute meaningfully to society while becoming responsible stewards of our planet. The Department of Physics and Electronics stands as a beacon of empowerment, equipping the next generation of women leaders in science and technology.