B.Sc. in Zoology colleges in Patan

The tuition fees that the students are expected to pay are for the BSc course at GGU is in the range of INR 1.05 Lacs to INR 3 Lakh. The students have to pay the entire amount across the duration of course programme. The hostel charges are to be paid additionally in case opted for.

The college offers BSc in more than 10 specialisations. The course is offered in full-time mode for three/four years, as per NEP. Some of the available branches are Mathematics, Chemistry, Zoology, etc. Students can take admissions directly on the basis of Class 12 marks.

No, Maharaja Sayajirao University, Baroda BSc courses are not open for direct admission. Candidates might be able to apply directly for some BSc courses however, candidates will need to attend GCAS counselling. Some courses may also require candidates to appear in MSUB entrance exam.

Yes, Saurashtra University does offer scholarships for its BSc course. To be eligible for the BSc course candidates must get admitted to the BSc course officially.  The scholarships are provided on a merit and need basis.

Saurashtra University has come up with the 'Earn While Learn Scheme' to help needy students financially. Under this scheme, the university provides accommodation, food, and books to underprivileged students free of cost. In addition to this, the university also offers an accidental insurance scheme worth INR 1,00,000 to its students who are registered with affiliated colleges and PG departments.

As per the available information, Navrachana University provides merit-based admissions to its BSc (Hons) course. For most of the BSc (Hons) specialisations, the university shortlists prospective candidates based on their Class 12 merit, followed by a personal interaction. For a BSc (Hons) in Chemistry and a BSc (Hons) in Microbiology, the selection criteria also include a Statement of Purpose (SOP). Further, candidates are required to meet the course-specific eligibility criteria specified by the university. Hence, getting direct admission to the university's BSc programme may not be possible.