B.Sc.

When comparing DPG Degree College and Loyola College for BSc studies, Loyola College holds a higher Shiksha rating of 4.4/5 compared to DPGDC's 3.9/5, denoting enhanced general quality and academic reputation. Loyola College BSc tuition fee ranges from INR 44,100 to INR 1.8 lakh according to specialisation, while DPGDC BSc tuition fee ranges from INR 1.4 Lacs to INR 1.5 lakh. As per the above comparison, Loyola College offers BSc more with more excellent academic quality and students' satisfaction.

BSc admissions at BRAU take place through the Class 12 examination results. The university recognises both central and state examination boards while taking into account Class 12 results of candidates who have applied for the programme at the university. If a candidate has completed their Class 12 examination from a centrally recognised examination board like CBSE, ICSE, IGCSE etc. they can apply for admission into BRAU BSc.

No, there is no mention of the BSc programme at BRAU having internship or practical components according to the course outline presented in the university website. Candidates are free to do internships outside the university and build their resume accordingly. It is advisable to do internships during one's time in the programme so as to be better prepared for the placement rounds at the university.

BRAU hasn't released its placement data for BRAU BSc yet. Candidates applying for admission should note that, according to the university's NIRF Report 2024, the percentage of students placed in the programme is not mentioned. The university has mentioned the median packages for the UG programme, which stood at INR 3.5 LPA for the year 2023.

BRAU offers multiple specialisations in BSc, candidates applying for admission into the programme will have to secure admission into one of the affiliated colleges of the university. The curriculum for the programmes remains the same, while some colleges offer a specialised BSc programme in scientific subjects, such as Physics, Chemistry, Zoology etc. Some colleges offer only a general BSc programme. Candidates can make their decision accordingly.

The DPG Degree College offers a total of 840 seats for its BSc programme. These seats are divided among all the specialisations. BSc in Computer Science has 160 seats, BSc (H) in Physics has 40 seats, and BSc in Non-Medical has the highest seat intake which is 400. Moreover, the seats are divided equally among three specialisations, i.e., BSc (H) in Chemistry, Mathematics, and BSc in Medical, each with 80 seats. It must be noted that the mentioned seat intake information is taken from the sanctioning body. It is still subject to change.

The DPG Degree College offers more than 800 seats for its BSc programmes. The number of seats offered by the college showcases that many students can be admitted to the Bachelor of Science programme. However, the mentioned intake has been sourced from the sanctioned body. It is still subject to change and, hence, is indicative. 

BRAU offers 5,385 seats in its BSc programme. These seats are provided across various specialisations and across affiliated colleges of the university.Out of all the colleges, Sri Saketi Satyanarayana Degree College offers the most amount of BSc seats. The college offers 200 seats in total for this programme. On an average most colleges offer 50-70 seats in the BSc programme.