B.Sc.

Yes Chandigarh University, UP campus offers a range of B.Sc programs across various disciplines, including Biotechnology, Forensic Science, Nutrition and Dietetics, Medical Laboratory Technology (MLT), Optometry and Physiotherapy. These programs are designed to provide students with comprehensive theoretical knowledge and practical experience. Admission to these courses can be based on merit and while these university does offer the option of apperaing for CUCET, it is not mandatory for B.Sc applicants. Candidates Must have completed their 10+2 with a minimum of 50% aggregate marks (for general B.Sc) or 55% (for B.Sc Honours), with the relevant subjects required for each specific course. The university's school of Applied Sciences ensure that students recive hands-on training in cutting-edge labs, with industry collaborations and research opportunities that equip them for careers in the growing fields of healthcare, biotechnology and more. 

Each year MHU reports good placement results for its BSc (Hons.) in Horticulture programme where 60-70% of students achieve employment opportunities. The maximum selected job offer stands at INR 6-7 Lacs per annum and the standard salary amount falls within INR 4-5 Lacs per annum. Participating employers primarily consist of government departments and research organizations together with private companies. Prominent horticultural recruiters targeting MHU graduates consist of the Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR) as well as National Horticultural Research and Development Foundation (NHRDF) and the private entities Godrej Agrovet and Jain Irrigation Systems. About 20-25% of students seek additional education or research opportunities at the college.

The eligibility for obtaining a BSc (Hons.) in Horticulture at MHU includes passing 10+2 with at least a 50% average in Physics, Chemistry and Biology/Mathematics. The selection process relies on academic achievement and follows a session for counselled candidates. Students in this programme need four years to complete eight semesters totalling 128 credits. The annual tuition fees for the programme range from INR 25,000 to INR 30,000. Candidates need to pay INR 500 as their application fee to apply either through online channels or traditional offline procedures. The selection ratio is around 1:5, with around 40 seats available for the program.

Students find the journey through the BSc programme at Madhuben and Bhanubhai Patel Women's Arts College (MHU) to be challenging at a middle level. Loading six sessions divided across six semesters forms the college's academic structure that extends over six months each period. Students need to attend standard course meetings while finishing their academic tasks together with practical school work. Students receive 60% of their assessment through external examinations together with 40% from internal checking. Support services at the college include remedial classes along with mentorship programs. Exclusively studying BSc programs at MHU costs students between INR 8,000 and INR 15,000 annually making it feasible for student education.

Admission to BSc programs at Madhuben and Bhanubhai Patel Women's Arts College (MHU) requires candidates who earned 40% to 50% aggregate marks within the minimum requirement of 10+2 education from recognised boards. The BSc requirements for Science majors consist of Physics along with Chemistry and Biology or Mathematics in students' 10+2 academic record. The admission system assesses candidates through evaluations based on efficiency and requires attendees at selection meetings. Students can expect annual BSc course tuition costs between INR 8,000 and INR 15,000 at the institution. Applicants can submit forms through online or offline channels while paying an application fee ranging between INR 100 to INR 500.