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What is the admission procedure for studying for a B.Sc in physics at Amity University?
First of all look for the eligibility of the course that is B.Sc in Physics at Amity University. Currently, any student with a minimum of 50% marks in the 10+2 system and a minimum of 50% in Physics is required to be eligible to apply for the course at the university.
After that, there are various ways of getting selected into the program. The various selection procedures are explained below –
- General Procedure – There will be an admission test followed by group discussion and finally an interview. Of course, this is not applicable for every course and this differs slightly based on the specific course.
- Scholarship-cum-fast track admission – This is applicable for all courses at the university including B.Sc in Physics excluding some courses such as architecture, design, education, fine arts, law, and physical education.
- Direct admission – Anyone who has secured the following set of aggregate marks in the class 12th can apply for direct admission to the university along with receiving a scholarship in terms of academic fee.
- 93% and above – 100% scholarship to be received and applicable for all campuses.
- 90% and above for Noida campus and 88% and above for other campuses – 50% scholarship will be provided
- 80% and above for Jaipur, Kolkata, and Lucknow campuses, 75% and above for Mumbai and Greater Noida campuses, and 70% and above for Ranchi, Gwalior and Raipur campuses will receive 25% scholarship.
However, keep in mind that scholarships are provided to a limited number of students and thus there are a limited number of seats under this scheme. Also, you would be offered scholarships only after joining the program.
I scored less then 50% in 12th boards can I get into private bsc biotechnology college
The minimum eligibility requirement for BSc. Biotech at an Indian college is having passed 10th and 12th with Physics, Biology/Maths and Chemistry as core subjects, and at least 50% overall (45% for SC, ST) and 60% in each of the core subjects in the 12th boards. Both PCM and PCB candidates can opt for BSc. Biotech.
Given that the eligibility criteria demands at least 50% in the 12th boards, it might not be possible for you to seek admission into BSc. Biotechnology at an Indian college.
But I would advise you to go through the eligibility criteria of some of the private colleges by visiting their official website.
How is Swami Shraddhanand College for a B.Sc (Hons.) in Physics? How are the laboratories and faculty?
I have a few friends from Swami Shraddhanand College. Based on their experience, it is a good option for pushing a B.Sc (Hons.) in Physics.
- Placement at the institute is based on the experience that you gain through internships. Salaries in the placement drive are offered according to your skill and experience. Companies like ICICI Bank, HDFC, visit the campus for placements.
- There is an internship cell on campus that helps students get internship offers.
- The college also has a commerce department, that deals with activities related to business, marketing, etc.
- The infrastructure of the institute is quite good. There are facilities like wifi, computer labs, smart classes, a library, etc.
Overall, Swami Shraddhanand College offers good placement and facilities for the Physics department.
Which is the best university to study UG course in chemistry zoology CU, BU, KU or WBSU?
One of my friends studied at Calcutta University, so I might be able to give you some details about it.
- Calcutta University (CU) is one of the oldest functioning institutions in West Bengal.
- It is popular among students.
- In Calcutta, most of the colleges are affiliated with CU.
- The one thing that every CU student is familiar with is their strict grading system.
- Scoring even a 60% is very difficult. Some students even think this is a good enough score if you are a student of CU.
- Nowadays top reputed MNCs also demand at least 60% to be able to sit for placements.
Finally, you should keep in mind that other mentioned universities may not be as old and experienced as CU, but they will show a bit of leniency while giving marks. So ultimately the decision is yours, whether you want to study in a reputed university with a strong and reliable alumni network or opt for the easier way out by getting admission to newer institutions.
How is a BSc B.Ed at Assam University?
Not many universities or colleges in India offer integrated B.Sc-B.Ed courses. If you want to pursue teaching as a profession, then doing a B.Sc-B.Ed integrated course will save you one year of coursework. The syllabus is almost the same. So, what matters more is the faculty. To know more about the course and faculty base, visit the department and talk to current students.
What is the accreditation of a B.Sc optometry course in foreign countries conducted by Alagappa University?
A B.Sc Optometry degree from Alagappa University is recognized internationally. UGC has granted Alagappa University autonomy status. Universities with autonomy status can collaborate and conduct courses without the prior approval of UGC. Since Alagappa University is recognized by UGC, degrees offered by this university are also recognized in universities abroad.
I am going to start my B.Sc. Economics Honours from Bethune College of Calcutta University. Can you give me some advice?
Bethune College is one of the renowned colleges in West Bengal. As you have opted for B.Sc Economics One of my friends also studied at Bethune College, so I might be able to provide some tips about this:
- Buy a last 5-year question or CBCS system previous year’s question as soon as possible.
- Calcutta University tends to give the same question in an odd-even-year system. Solve those papers and prepare accordingly as 60% of the questions will be similar.
- Make sure you utilize the profit of the online exam system. You can score 15-20% extra than offline exams.
- After the regular college classes if you need extra guidance to go for a coaching centre suggested by your seniors.
- Keep in touch with your seniors frequently, as they can guide you through a lot of things.
Lastly, as Bethune is a very strict college, try to enjoy your college life, maintain a good relationship with your teachers and work hard and study well to make a successful career.
I got accepted for a BSc in economics and a BA in economics at Gokhale and Madras School of economics respectively. Which one would be a better option?
Congratulations on your acceptance! Both the Gokhale Institute of Politics and Economics and the Madras School of Economics are well-regarded institutions for economics education in India. Ultimately, the decision depends on your personal preferences and career goals. Below is a table showing and comparing the two colleges and the courses in a table;
|
Aspect |
BSc Economics at Gokhale Institute of Politics and Economics |
BA Economics at Madras School of Economics |
|
Curriculum |
Core economics courses with mathematics, statistics, and programming courses |
Core economics courses with mathematics and statistics courses |
|
Campus Life |
Located in Pune, Maharashtra with a green campus and well-equipped facilities |
Located in Chennai, Tamil Nadu with a modern campus and state-of-the-art facilities |
|
Extracurricular Activities |
Active student clubs and events organized by the Student Council |
Active student clubs and events organized by the Students' Association |
|
Fees |
INR 3.81 lakhs |
INR 3.0 lakhs |
|
Admission Criteria |
Merit-based admission with eligibility criteria based on 12th-standard marks |
Merit-based admission with eligibility criteria based on 12th-standard marks |
Ultimately it depends on your goals and preferences, so choose wisely. Hope it helps, All the best!
What should I choose for a BSc in CS, Holkar Science College or Medicaps University?
The choice between Holkar Science and Medicaps University for a B.Sc. in Computer Science is difficult, but it can be made efficiently if your motivation and future plans are clear.
- To put it simply, if you want to work in the government sector and B.Sc. is just a requirement for graduation, Holkar is the place for you.
- I'm not blaming its quality, but you'll undoubtedly get a better atmosphere for government sector job preparation.
- On the other hand, if you want your B.Sc. CS to be more practical and fruitful, consider doing it at Medi-Caps because, as a technical institute, it will certainly deal with more practical aspects.
| Categories | Holkar Science College | Medi-Caps University |
| Course Fee | 11,200 (1st year) | 50,000 (1st year) |
| Highest CTC | 6 LPA | 8 LPA |
| Average CTC | 2 LPA | 3.5 LPA |
| Recruiting Companies | TCS, Tech Mahindra, ITC, HCL, etc. | TCS, Cognizant, IBM, Dell, etc. |
Holkar science college is a government college, whereas Medi-Caps is a private college, but both are good universities. In the end, it all depends upon your career choice. So think precisely and then make the decision.
What is the difference between a BSc (Hons) from Delhi University and a BSc (Hons) from Doon University?
Delhi University is a central university. It is more sought after. A degree from DU will be more recognized around the world. Academics, student crowd, faculty, and resources, are definitely better at DU. As a student of DU you will also have a locational advantage. There are many good coaching centers available for Govt. competitive examinations such as UPSC, SSC, CDS, etc.
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