B.Sc Astronomy

As a BSc in Astronomy and Astrophysics graduate, you'll have a plenty of career opportunities in both private and government sectors around the world. You can even get the chance to work in the world-class research organizations like ISRO, NASA, BARC, etc., with popular Scientists.
Astronomy is also an interesting field that studies the outer space and not every person gets the exposure to see celestial bodies this closely.
Being an Astronomy student, you can also become an Astronomer or Space Engineer and get a chance to visit the space.

Here are some important documents you may need while completing your BSc Astronomy admission process:

• Class 12 and 10 mark sheets
• Valid ID Proof (Passport/Adhar/PAN Card, etc.)
• Migration Certificate
• Character Certificate
• Passport-sized photographs

Students with a BSc in Astronomy and Astrophysics degree can work for a variety of industries including:

• Engineering
• Manufacturing
• Energy
• Finance
• Medicine
• Space
• Research
• Education

No, there are no specific eligibility requirements to pursue a BSc in Astronomy and Astrophysics program. You just need to pass Class 12 in the Science stream with a minimum of 50% aggregate score from a recognised board. There may be some relaxation for reserved categories.

Yes, there are many Astronomy-related certifications after Class 12 you can opt for to get a basic understanding of Astronomy and Astrophysics elements:

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The full form or BSc Astronomy is Bachelor of Science Astronomy, which is also known as Bachelor of Science Astronomy and Astrophysics. It is a 3-year UG degree programme focused on the study of celestial bodies in the universe around the Earth. 

No, you cannot directly join ISRO with a BSc in Astronomy degree. ISRO recruits engineers, scientists, and technicians for its various programs and projects. However, getting further education like an MSc or Doctorate or having relevant experience in a specific field can get you a job or internship opportunity.

BSc in Astronomy admissions in India are mojorly based on Class 12 score. There is no specific entrance exam conducted for this course. However, some colleges may conduct their university-level exams.

BSc in Astronomy course is a 3-year program consisting 6 equal semesters. The subjects and syllabus may vary depending on the college, however, here is a general overview of BSc Astronomy Syllabus covered in the course curriculum:

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There are a limited number of Astronomy colleges in India. However, among BSc Astronomy colleges in India, Rayat Bahra University is a great option for candidates. It offers B.Sc. in Astronomy and Astrophysics degree program of 3 years and the course fee is INR 60,000.