St Xaviers College Tezpur Answered Questions

Yes, there is a small difference in the BSc fee depending on the board from which the student completed Class 12. Students from CBSE, ICSE, or other national boards may pay slightly higher fees than those from the Jharkhand board. The difference is usually very small, INR 100 per year. The overall fee structure remains largely the same across most courses, so students should focus more on their preferred subject than on this small variation.

Yes, the BSc fee at St. Xavier's College Ranchi is slightly different depending on the student category. Students from General and BC-II categories usually pay a little higher fee compared to students belonging to ST, SC, BC-I, and Momin categories. The difference is generally around INR 1,000 annually. This fee structure follows the state's reservation and support policies. 

To apply for most B.Sc. courses, you generally need at least 50% marks in your aggregate (total score) in your +2 or Intermediate Science exams. However, meeting the total percentage isn't enough; you must also meet "Hons. Specific" criteria. For example, to study BSc Physics at  St. Xavier's College Ranchi, you need 50% in Physics and 45% in Mathematics.

Different subjects covered in BSc course at St. Xaviers College Ranchi require different laboratory facilities, equipment, and faculty resources. The number of seats is planned based on available infrastructure so that every student receives proper guidance during practical sessions. This helps maintain the quality of education and learning environment.

For the 2026 placement season, BA graduates can expect an average salary package between INR 2 - 4 LPA. While the highest packages in the college can go up to INR 15 LPA, those are typically reserved for specialised or PG courses. BA students are usually hired for the entry-level roles, so students are suggested not to expect very high packages right after graduation.

BA students are hired by top firms like TCS, Accenture, Concentrix, and Deloitte. These companies look for graduates for management, operations, and customer support roles usually. Additionally, retail companies like Reliance and Pantaloons have also recruited from St. Xavier's College, Ranchi, for front-end and administrative positions.  

Since St. Xavier's College is an autonomous institution, it has the freedom to design its own examination and assessment patterns. Students are evaluated through a mix of internal assessments, semester-end examinations, and practical projects. There is a very strict attendance requirement of 75% to be eligible for these exams. The difficulty level is generally considered fair, and the questions are syllabus-based.

St. Xavier's College allows students to choose vocational specialisations like Journalism & Mass Communication or English Language & Literature, which are specifically designed to build industry-ready skills. These courses often include practical projects and site visits, to give the students a taste of the real-world professional environments before they even graduate.

St. Xavier's College, Ranchi BA curriculum is comprehensive and follows the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 guidelines. Basis your selected major, you will study core subjects like Geography, Political Science, Economics, History, or Sociology. You will gain a strong academic foundation along with project works, fieldworks, seminars and departmental events.

Yes, the BA fee at St. Xavier's College, Ranchi is generally higher than many other local, government-affiliated colleges like Ranchi Women's or Marwari College, where annual fees are often under INR 5,000. SXC's BA programs range from INR 39,900 - 76,750 annually, depending on the major and student board. These costs are still lower than private colleges like Amity, but still, it is located at the higher end of the spectrum when it comes to costs, given its autonomous status, superior infrastructure, and higher placement packages.