B.Sc

Pennsylvania State University BS in Pharmacology and Toxicology course can get the opportunities in the research positions in Biotechnology or Pharmaceutical firms, Government or International Health and Environmental Agencies, and Academic Research Laboratories. Also, career possibilities can be found in the below-given industries:

• Biomedical Industry
• Pharmaceutical Industry
• Government Laboratories
• Private Research Organizations

The total tuition fee for CUSAT Integrated BSc is INR 1.6 lakh. The fee is taken from an unofficial source. Hence, is indicative. Aspirants need to pay the course fee after completion of the selection rounds to confirm their seat. Apart from tuition fee, the total fee structure includes library fee, lab fee, caution deposit, etc.

Apart from the course fee, candidates also need to pay an application fee. The application fee for General is INR 1,500 (for a maximum of two test codes). For Kerala SC/ ST candidates, there is a relaxation in the application fee.

CUSAT considers CUSAT CAT score for admission to Integrated BSc + MSc Physics. Below is the latest closing cutoff rank for CUSAT CAT:

A cutoff rank of 62, requires candidates to prepare well for CUSAT CAT exam. The rank is quiet competitive and selection will be based entirely on the merit. 

Candidates while applying for CUSAT Integrated BSc-MSc programme, need to pay an application fee. There is a concession in the registration fee for SC/ ST candidates belonging to Kerala. Below is the application fee:

The university offers six specialisations for BSc programme at Gautam Buddha University. The course fee slight varies as per specialisations. For clarity, students can check the table presented below:

*The total tuition fee is gathered from external sources. Hence, it vary.

A total of 200 seats are offered for BSc at Gautam Buddha University. Majority of seats are reserved for BSc (Hons) in Biotechnology with Research is 60 followed by BSc (H) in Applied PSychological is 50. The overall seat breakup is mentioned in the table below:

The chances of getting admitted in BSD - Bangalore School of Design for B.Sc. with 65 percentage in 12th is quite impossible, but the cutoff keeps changing, so if you are really lucky then the cutoff for that particular course may be65 but looking at the past cutoff it is nearly impossible. Keep trying to score more marks in your competive exams and there are other colleges to consider even if you don't get selected into this college, don't lose hope so soon.

Hello, I could not find any good reviews of both these courses on the web. But as per my research on the internet, both these colleges seem equally good. But some people say that, if you want a good University degree, you  should go for IISM (Mumbai University) but if the choice is to go for a more well maintained and well built campus, opt for the private one i.e. Symbiosos. Placement wise, the details on the web mention that both are equally good.