Sad but true.

We can't deny the fact that Physics is diverse course, Chemistry is also deep on its level, but the problem is not that these courses are useless. It's the country.


Graduates in the Physics department are supposed to be working as Physicists, but then Nigeria has nothing to offer these people, so most of them opt for ICAN exams to become chattered accountants, some even work in banks. Imagine.


Although a physics graduate can expand by going for Masters in any Engineering field or Telecommunication system, but then even if he gets a job, he'll not be working as a Physicists anymore.


Well, Physicists, Chemists and Biologists are hot cakes in the U.S. Germany, Israel, Russia and other top countries that spend billions yearly on research.

It's not the course, but the country.

Oga Op..please don't say what you don't know..I had a B. Sc in physics, working as a programmer and almost rounding up my masters in geophysics.. How many physics graduate have u met? What is there class of degree?Did they posses any idea skills? Have you not seen a medical doctor looking 4 job? Abeg no dey attack physics again.. Am proud to be a physics.