St Pauls College Nagasandra Bangalore Answered Questions

Currently, candidates can apply for the BSc course at St. Pauls College. The admission portal for the academic batch of 2025 is open. Candidates can visit the official website of the college and can apply for the BSc course. Moreover, candidates can register for upcoming admissions by filling out the admission inquiry form. In addition, candidates can complete their application form once the Class 12 results are released. 

After BCom from St Pauls College students can pursue various opportunities in accountancy finance and other fields. Students can work in both private and public sector taking on roles such as accountant, Banker, Stock Trader, Investment Banker, Audior, and many more. 

St Pauls College offers BSc courses in the subject combinations, not in the specialsiations. The college offers BSc coruses in three-subject combinations: psychology, Computer Science, and Journalism. The college offers this BSc course for the duration of three years, divided into six semesters. Further, each semester contains six months. Inside the curriculum, the college offers two add-on courses, from which candidates can choose any one of them.  

Yes, through its scholarship programmes, St. Paul's College provides financial aid to worthy and financially disadvantaged BCom students. The administration's requirements for scholarships at the admission level include a dedication to diversity and inclusion, as well as special consideration for students from low-income families. Furthermore, the college offers help in applying for scholarships from national, state, and non-governmental organizations and manages scholarships funded by social welfare divisions. Refer to the details below for further information:Management - Merit Scholarship, Economically Poor Scholarship, SC/ST Scholarship, Minority Scholarship, Sports Scholarship.State - Backward Classes Welfare Department Scheme, Social Welfare Department Scheme, Tribal Welfare Department Scheme, Minorities Welfare Department Scheme, Karnataka State Brahmin Development Board Scheme, Department of Disability Welfare, Karnataka Labour Welfare Scholarship.National - Ministry of Minority Affairs. (Post Matric Scholarships Scheme Minorities), Department of Higher Education (Centre Sector Scheme of Scholarships for College and University), Vidyasarathi.Non- Government - Keep India Smiling Foundational Scholarship & Mentorship Programme, Santoor Scholarship, Fair & Lovely Scholarship, Sitaram Jindal Foundation Scholarship, Buddy4Study (Information Portal), HDFC Bank Parivartan's ECS Scholarship, Mi Scholarship.

The average package is not disclosed on the official website of the college. However, based on the Shiksha students' reviews, the St Pauls College average package offered to BSc in the past few years is tabulated below:ParticularsPlacement StatisticsAverage packageINR 3 LPA to INR 9 LPAPlacement Rate95%NOTE: The above data is taken from the student's review on the Shiksha page.

Yes, St. Paul's College does offer BSc courses for the duration of three years, divided into six semesters, and offered in full-time mode. The college offers a BSc course with three subject combinations, i.e., psychology, Journalism, and Computer Science. The eligibility requirement for admission to BSc courses is that candidates must complete their Class 12 from a recognised board of education. Moreover, candidates with prior knowledge in Computer Science and psychology are more preferred. 

As per the guidelines available on the official website of the St Paul College, there are certain pointers about the fee refund policy for BCom courses. Check those important points below: Fees once paid will not be refunded under any circumstances.The students shall keep the 'Student Copy' of the payment challan for future reference.A student joining the college after the commencement of the academic year shall pay the full fees for the year.UUCMS guidelines are applicable. Contact admissions for further clarifications.

The total seat intake for the BCom course at St Pauls College is 100. Moreover, to get a seat in the programme, candidates must complete their Class 12 from CBSE/ Karnataka PUC or any other recognised board. Moreover, for admissions, the college releases the merit list on the basis of candidates' Class 12 scores.

Yes, through its scholarship programmes, St. Paul's College provides financial aid to worthy and financially disadvantaged BSc students. The administration's requirements for scholarships at the admission level include a dedication to diversity and inclusion, as well as special consideration for students from low-income families. Furthermore, the college offers help in applying for scholarships from national, state, and non-governmental organizations and manages scholarships funded by social welfare divisions. Refer to the details below for further information:Management - Merit Scholarship, Economically Poor Scholarship, SC/ST Scholarship, Minority Scholarship, Sports Scholarship.State - Backward Classes Welfare Department Scheme, Social Welfare Department Scheme, Tribal Welfare Department Scheme, Minorities Welfare Department Scheme, Karnataka State Brahmin Development Board Scheme, Department of Disability Welfare, Karnataka Labour Welfare Scholarship.National - Ministry of Minority Affairs. (Post Matric Scholarships Scheme Minorities), Department of Higher Education (Centre Sector Scheme of Scholarships for College and University), Vidyasarathi.Non- Government - Keep India Smiling Foundational Scholarship & Mentorship Programme, Santoor Scholarship, Fair & Lovely Scholarship, Sitaram Jindal Foundation Scholarship, Buddy4Study (Information Portal), HDFC Bank Parivartan's ECS Scholarship, Mi Scholarship. 

Yes, St Pauls College does offer seat reservations for the BCom course. Moreover, the college implements seat reservation policies for its BCom course, adhering to the reservation norms prescribed by the respective state governments and Bangalore University. Candidates claiming seats under reservation should enclose appropriate and valid certificates.