Course Overview

Bachelor's degree in science or B.Sc. It's a course for undergraduates. The duration of this course is 3 years. Understudies make science and test a vocation. A defined course is the B.Sc degree. It provides standard BSc subjects with hypothetical and pragmatic knowledge, including mathematics, physics, zoology, chemistry, botany, and so on. It is an incredibly distinct curriculum with various specializations that understudies may choose based on their field of interest. The most fundamental program for undergraduates who need to become scholars or take up study as an undeniable career is the Bachelor of Science Education in Science. The instructional curriculum comprises numerous topics defined by the field of research chosen by the understudy.

The B.Sc. training curriculum Hypotheses provide just as logical knowledge that empowers the understudy to undergo general science instruction. In a chosen portion of the research, BSc courses offer more topic knowledge and down to earth information. Understudies that need to contribute to groundbreaking work are typically sought after. For the most part, after BSc, undergraduates do an MSc to develop their knowledge and abilities. The course is suitable for undergraduates who need to go into research projects such as medicines, medical care, manufacturing, IT, etc.

BSc Honors and BSc General are the two kinds of BSc degrees. All are three years old with identical skills. Understudies have critical knowledge and evidence to work as an observer, mentor, trainer, expert, counselor, and so on in a particular context. Due to these drastic improvements, several understudies are leaning towards this degree. Additionally, various grant openings are available, such as INSPIRE Scholarships, HDFC Educational Crisis Scholarship Support (ECSS), Science Education Promotion (POSE) Scholarship, Kishore Vaigyanik Protsahan Yojana (KVPY), etc. Undergraduates will go for higher exams after BSc and do a Master of Science (MSc) or a Master of Business Administration (MBA).

Eligibility Criteria for Bachelor of Science:

The following are the BSc eligibility requirements:

• Candidates must have completed Class 12 in the Science stream with a minimum of 50% to 60% aggregate from a recognised board. It should be noted that the minimum percentage required for BSc admissions may vary depending on the university/college to which a candidate is applying.

• Candidates must have completed a core subject combination of Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics (PCM) or Physics, Chemistry, and Biology (PCB).

• The age limit of this course is between 18-22 years for the candidates.

Admission Process for Bachelor of Science:

The BSc admission process is generally divided into two stages: merit-based admission and entrance exams. The BSc admissions process is determined by the university.

• Merit-Based BSc Admissions Process: The university or college publishes a course-by-course cutoff aggregate. Provisional admission is granted to applicants who meet the eligibility and cut-off criteria. To be admitted to the institute, applicants must come to the institute for document verification and pay the admission fee.

• BSc Admission Process Entrance Exams: A number of colleges and universities offer BSc admission through entrance exams. After passing these entrance exams, they are shortlisted for the rest of the admissions process, which includes rounds of counselling.

Entrance Exams for Bachelor of Science:

• IISER IAT ( Indian Institutes of Science Education & Research)

• CG PAT( Chhattisgarh Professional Examination)

• GSAT Exam

• OUAT Exam

• NEST

• BHU UET

• AMU Entrance Test

• SAAT Exam

• NMIMS-NPAT

Course Highlights for Bachelor of Science:

Course Level	Undergraduate
Full-Form	Bachelor of Science
Duration	3 years
Examination type	Semester
Eligibility	10+2 (Maths, Biology, Physics, Chemistry as core subjects)
Admission Process	Merit-based and Entrance exam
Course Fee	INR 20,000-50,000 annually
Average Salary	INR 2-5 LPA
Specializations	Nautical Science, Physics, Chemistry, Nursing, Agriculture, etc.
Major Recruiting Areas	Laboratories, Chemical Companies, Cosmetics, Health Care Sector, Educational Institutes.
Top Recruiting Companies	TCS, HGS, Nestle, Apollo, Horizon India limited, HP India private limited, Genpact, Deloitte, KPMGG, CSS company,
Job Positions	Junior Scientist, Substance Safety Associate, Scientific Science Associate, Executive, Lecturer, Trainer, Statistician, Psychologist, Researcher, Project/Research Assistant,

Syllabus & Course Description for Bachelor of Science:

Waves and Optics	Electricity and Magnetism
Mathematical Physics	Mechanics
Probability Theory	Data Structures and Operating Systems
Numerical Analysis	Ring Theory and Linear Algebra
Vector Analysis	Atomic Structure
Periodic Properties	Chemistry of Noble Gasses
Chemical Bonding	Stereochemistry of Organic Compounds
Mechanism of Organic Reactions	Colloidal States
Chemical Kinetics and Catalysis	Liquid State, the Gaseous States, and the Solid States
Java Programming	C++ Programming
Fundamentals of Computer Organization & Embedded System	Discrete Mathematics
Introduction to Database Management Systems	Introduction to Programming Concepts and Python.
Food Chemistry	Basics of Bioinformatics
Biochemistry	Statistical Mechanics
Environmental Studies	Kinematics

Bachelor of Science Specializations:

• BSc Nursing: BSc Nursing is a technical course that will educate students in the nursing profession and midwifery to learn the ability and reasoning needed.

• Physics BSc: BSC. Physics is a 3-year undergraduate program that focuses on different facets of physics and its different properties.

• BSc Chemistry: BSc Chemistry deals with an in-depth understanding of chemistry, including chemical reactions and material structure.

• BSc Biology: BSc Biology provides biological knowledge such as geography, biodiversity, botany, and genetics. The primary focus of this course is on organisms, biological processes, and objects that are derived from them.

• BSc Maths: A degree in BSc Maths is a blend of in-depth expertise in fields such as geometry, trigonometry, calculus and other theories.

• BSc Computer Science: This degree is for learners who wish to study computer programming, algorithms, logic & computation, computer engineering, data structures, etc.

• BSc Agriculture: This course offers instruction for students in all areas of agriculture, from breeding and genetics to technology for crop processing

More Bachelor of Science Specializations:

BSc Forensic Science	BSc Microbiology
BSc Psychology	BSc Zoology
BSc Nautical Science	BSc Forestry
BSc Hotel Management	BSc IT
BSc Biotechnology	BSc Nutrition and Dietetics

Bachelor of Science Subjects:

Physics	Chemistry
Maths	Zoology
Statistics	Botany
Home Science	Computer Science
Forestry	Nutrition
Psychology	Agriculture
Genetics	Microbiology

The following subjects are pursued throughout the curriculum in the various streams of the B.Sc course.

B.Sc in Chemistry - Subjects
Semester	Chemistry
1	Language-I Foreign language-I Structure and Bonding in Chemistry Basic Concepts of Organic Chemistry Inorganic Qualitative Analysis-I Allied Mathematics-I
2	Language-II Foreign language-II Thermodynamics and Solutions Inorganic Qualitative Analysis-II Allied Mathematics-II Basic Computer Skills Quantitative Aptitude and Logical Reasoning-I
3	Fundamentals of Spectroscopy and Group Theory Analytical Chemistry Inorganic Quantitative Estimation Allied Physics-I Allied Physics Laboratory-I Water Chemistry and Analysis Food Chemistry and Analysis Molecules of Life Quantitative Aptitude and Logical Reasoning-II
4	Chemistry of Main Group Elements Functional Groups in Organic Chemistry-I Gravimetric Analysis and Preparation of Inorganic Chemistry Allied Physics II Allied Physics Laboratory II Industrial Chemistry Polymer Chemistry Pharmaceutical Chemistry C++ Programming and its Application to Chemistry Instrumental Methods of Analysis Computational Chemistry Practical My India Project Verbal Ability and Reasoning
5	Transition Metals, Lanthanides, Actinides, and Nuclear Chemistry Functional Groups in Organic Chemistry II Chemical Kinetics, Surface Chemistry and Photochemistry Organic Qualitative Analysis and Preparation of Organic Compounds Physical Chemistry Practical I Green Chemistry Bioorganic Chemistry Chemistry of Natural Products Environmental Studies
6	Coordination, Organometallic and Bioinorganic Chemistry Organic Synthesis and Heterocyclic Compounds Electrochemistry, Phase Rule and Colloids Physical Chemistry Practical II Core Based Project Material Science and Nanotechnology Energy and Fuel Cells Agricultural and Leather Chemistry Communication Skills Biochemistry Food Chemistry Basics of Bioinformatics Molecular Modelling and Drug Design Allied Chemistry I Allied Chemistry Practicals I Allied Chemistry II Allied Chemistry Practical II

B.Sc in Physics - Subjects
Semester	Subjects
1	Mathematical Physics-I Mathematical Physics-I Lab Mechanics Mechanics Lab Environmental Science Generic Electives-I (Chemistry/Mathematics)
2	Electricity and Magnetism Electricity and Magnetism Lab Waves and Optics Waves and Optics Lab English Communication General Elective-II (Chemistry/Mathematics)
3	Mathematical Physics-II Mathematical Physics-II Lab Thermal Physics Digital Systems and Applications Digital Systems and Applications Lab SEE-I General Elective-III (Chemistry/Mathematics)
4	Mathematical Physics-III Elements of Modern Physics Elements of Modern Physics Lab Analog System and Application Analog System and Application Lab SEE-II General Elective-IV (Chemistry/Mathematics)
5	Quantum Mechanics and Application Solid State Physics DSE-I DSE-II
6	Electromagnetic Theory Electromagnetic Theory Lab Statistical Mechanics DSE-III Dissertation

B.Sc in Mathematics - Subjects
Semester	Subjects
1	Calculus, Geometry, Algebra I
2	Mechanics I, Differential Equations I, Algebra II
3	Mechanics II, Differential Equations II, Analysis I
4	Vector Analysis, Differential Equations III, Analysis II
5	Numerical methods, Numerical methods practical using C, Algebra III, Analysis III
6	Probability Theory, Linear programming, and optimization, Algebra IV, Analysis IV

Top Bachelor of Science Colleges:

College Name	City	Average Annual Fees (INR)	Average Placement Package (INR)
Miranda House	New Delhi	20,000	7 LPA
Hindu College	New Delhi	500-1000	8 LPA
St. Stephens	New Delhi	36,000- 40,000	10 LPA
Madras Christian College	Chennai	50,000	2.5 LPA
Loyola College	Chennai	50,000	2.5 LPA
Kirori Mal College	New Delhi	20,000- 22,000	4.5 LPA
Hansraj College	New Delhi	20,000- 25,000	5.5 LPA
Dept. Of Sciences Christ (Deemed to be University)	Bangalore	10,000- 15,000	4 LPA
Stella Maris College	Chennai	8000	3.5 LPA
Sri Venkateswara	New Delhi	22,000	3 LPA

Jobs & Career for B.Sc.:

• Pharmaceutical industry

• Food industry

• Research labs

• Technical consultancy firms

• Schools and colleges

• Banking and finance companies

Job Profile:

• Research Scientist: It is the duty of a research scientist to conduct as well as interpret knowledge derived from experimental experiments and investigations. For government laboratories, specialist science organizations, and environmental organizations, a research scientist can work.

• Scientific Assistant: A scientific assistant is a specialist who gives absolute research assistance to a scientist. It is also the duty of a scientific assistant to conduct and handle complex administrative activities.

• Treasury Specialist: By analyzing their annual funding requirements and spending surplus cash in financial markets, a treasury specialist is accountable for helping companies improve profitability.

• Market Research Analyst: To help an organization market its goods or services, a market research analyst researches and collects data. Through studying its rivals and evaluating its sales, costs, etc., an analyst helps a company assess its position in the industry.

• Quality Management Manager: A quality control manager guarantees that a single company's goods follow specified levels of quality and performance. The manager designs and coordinates quality assurance activities and formulates different strategies for quality management as well.

• Statistician: A statistician collects and then shows various analytical statistics from a corporation, allowing them to interpret quantitative data and identify patterns.

• Teacher: Usually, a science teacher is engaged in activities such as planning lesson plans, assessing student results, and lecturing and technology teaching.

• Professional Writer: To convey technical knowledge quickly, a technical writer writes articles and prepares instruction manuals and other supporting materials.

• Lab Chemist: A chemist in the laboratory analyzes substances and develops novel substances that are useful in various areas of human life. Two key work tasks of a laboratory chemist are research and testing.

Top recruiters for BSc graduates are:

Google	Yahoo
IBM	HCL Technologies
Verizon	Amazon
Infosys	Wipro
TCS	Accenture
L&T Infotech	Capgemini
Reliance Industries Limited	Cipla
SRF Limited	Gujarat Fluorochemicals
Gharda Chemicals	Glenmark Pharmaceuticals