Significance of BSC course

Many students still opt for a BSc course from a good university rather than studying Engineering or MBBS at an average college. Studying BSc has benefits of its own; the only problem being that the course is not much advertised by schools. Students are unaware of the career prospects after a BSc degree and many of them feel the course has nothing to offer. It’s because of these misconceptions that the course’s image has suffered in recent times.

3. BSc is a graduate-level course in science related subjects. The students can choose between plain BSc or a BSc (Hons.) course. Those interested in fields of computers and Information technology can opt for BSc (Computer Science/IT).

The traditional BSc courses include subjects like PCM, physics, mathematics, chemistry, biology, zoology, statistics and home science to name a few.

The professional BSc. courses cover more job oriented subjects like agriculture, animation, aquaculture, biochemistry, bioinformatics, genetics, computer science, fashion technology, electronics, multimedia, physiotherapy, psychology and many others.