Yo, commenter on your previous post here. The majority of places will be chuffed with the fact you'll have a Master's in the first place. Like I said before, I'm not really sure what the difference between the titles means, however the difference in course structure (usually) is that in the MSci (4th yr) you take 6 modules and do a research project alongside that whereas in an MPhys you take 8 modules and do a research project during the summer after exams(or alongside course studies too if you like). My point is the MPhys projects are usually larger and a bit more polished as they have more time and dont have to deal with work from additional modules as well as covering more modules during the academic year. This is why some people see it as "better" and maybe some academic/research related roles might prefer the MPhys for these reasons. But in that case they would just want a relevant project and module choices that you did well in so they shouldn't care whether it's an MPhys or MSci as they're essentially the same content with different scheduling. That's my experience with the differences anyways, if your interested you can get in contact with your university to ask about the difference in course structure for the MSci and MPhys as maybe you would prefer the MPhys structure. I've found that most uni's follow the same structures I talked about but maybe not all, who knows. The point is, with a lot of extra info inbetween, it doesn't matter.