B.Sc. Colleges in Sullia

Yes, the MSRUAS offers multiple BSc courses. The courses are available in full-time mode for three/four years. The course duration depends on the specialisation. The admissions are based on RUAS-AT exam scores. Students can apply for it through the official website.

Yes, the East Point Group of Institutions offers BSc programme with the duration of four years. This is a semester-based course, divided into eight equal semesters. The EPGI takes admission to the BSc course based on marks obtained in the entrance test. The eligibility criteria of the course are passing Class 12 with PCM and English.

Students can take admission in a BSc/ BSc (H) course of RVU with 50% in Class 12. There is no minimum aggregate mentioned on the official website. The candidates who are Class 12 or equivalent exam pass from a recognised board can apply for the course admission. 

Jain Deemed-to-be University, School of Allied Healthcare and Sciences offers entrance-based admission. The college does not offer direct admission. Candidates have to appear for in-house entrance exam called JET followed by personal interview round. 

Application fees for BSc at St. John's National Academy of Health Sciences differs between different affiliated colleges. Most BSc courses have the same application fees as the KCET registration fees of INR 500.

However, the application fees for BSc courses offered by St. John's college of Nursing can range between INR 500 - INR 700.

The highest package offered over the past three years during Reva University placements is mentioned below:

Christ University Bangalore fees for BSc is a sum of components such as hostel fee, caution deposit, tuition fee, and more. Students have to pay the admission fee amount during enrolment for seat confirmation. The total tuition fees for BSc ranges between INR 2.5 lakh and INR 12.4 lakh. 

The university/governing body reserves the right to revise fee in an admission year. It must be noted that the given fee is as per official website/sanctioning body. It is still subject to change and hence, is indicative.