Assam University, Silchar

Three specialisations are available in the BSc BEd programme at Assam University. These specialisations are as follows: Integrated BSc B.Ed with a major in Chemistry, Integrated BSc B.Ed with a major in Physics, Integrated BSc B.Ed with a major in Zoology and Integrated BSc B.Ed with a major in Botany. The total seat intake for the Bsc B.Ed course at Assam University is 50.

These specialisations provide students with subject knowledge and pedagogical skills, preparing them for teaching careers in their respective fields. Candidates who wish to pursue this course must appear for the CUET-UG (Central University Entrance Test - Undergraduate) examination. The CUET-UG exam is the required entrance exam for admission into the BSc B.Ed Course at Assam University.

Pursuing a BSc B.Ed Integrated course at Assam University allows the student to either pursue higher education or start preparing for government exams. Also, it is advised not to have an education gap post completing BSc and opting for the BSc B.Ed Integrated course will make you the degree awardee of both of these courses in one go which is a perfect aspect of choosing this integrated course. 

BSc BEd graduates can work in the Science and education fields based on their goals, interests, and long-term career aspirations. Although, it is not so smooth for every student because completing both degree courses in one go is not easy.

Hence, it is a good option, but candidates must opt for the BSc B.Ed Integrated course according to their career choices and other requirements.

Yes, Assam University offers an Integrated course combining both BSc and B.Ed. It is a four-year full-time course offered at Assam University. Candidates interested to take admission in the BSc B.Ed Integrated course at TU should have passed class 12 or SSC with a minimum of 50% aggregate. Also, students need to take the CUET-UG exam, which is required to take admission in most UG courses at Assam University, including the BSc B.Ed Integrated course. Applicants above the closing rank specified in the merit list released by Assam University will be eligible for the counselling process, followed by document verification and payment of fees.

BTech is one of the popular courses of Assam University, which is offered across three domains. Trigun Sen School of Technology under Assam Univeristy have good standards of education, labs and placement records, and all these factors are worth considering.

Assam University offers two types of BTech courses: regular BTech, a four-year full-time course, and BTech (Lateral Entry), a three-year course only for candidates who have completed their Diploma in engineering in the relevant discipline.

Candidates willing to take admission in BTech at Assam University must take JEE-Main or Assam University Entrance Exam.

50% of the total seat intake of BTech is reserved for permanent residents of Assam.

CUET-UG is a national-level entrance exam conducted by NTA whose score card/ rank helps in taking admission in all major UG courses besides BTech. Candidates willing to take admission in BTech must take the JEE-Main exam, which is also a national-level entrance exam but mainly for admission to BE/ BTech in various government and private universities and colleges.

Also, Assam University accepts admission in its BTech course based on the scorecard/ rank of JEE-Main. For lateral entry to BTech, the candidate needs to take Departmental entrance exam which is conducted by Assam University.

Candidates must prepare well for the examination described above because only a good rank above the closing rank specified in the merit list released by Assam University will make the applicant eligible for further counselling rounds followed by document verification and fee payment.

Yes, Assam University offers BTech courses through its own college named Trigun Sen School of Technology. The university offers BTech across three specialisations i.e. BTech in Agriculture Engineering, BTech in Computer Science & Engineering, and BTech in Electronics & Communication Engineering.

Trigun Sen School of Technology under Assam University accepts admission in the BTech course through JEE-Main exam followed by CSAB counselling. Therefore, students willing to take admission in BTech at Assam University must take JEE-Main exam.

50% of the total seats in BTech at Assam University are reserved for permanent residents of Assam and remaining 50% are for All India Candidates.