B.Sc.

Applicants seeking admission to BSc at Madina Degree and PG College for Women must pass Class 12 from a recognised board. Additionally, the college offers admission based on entrance exams in all the streams of BSc. Applicants must appear for DOST exam to be eligible for admission.

Madina Degree and PG College for Women offers BSc with a duration of three years in a full time mode of study. Applicants seeking admission to BSc can apply for the admission form online. To be eligible for admission to BSc, applicants must pass Class 12 from a recognised board. The college accepts DOST entrance exam scores for admission to BSc courses. To grab the seat, applicants must have a vaild score of DOST entrance exam.

Candidates after selection have to submit the course admission fee amount. Some of the components included in the fee structure are tuition fees, security deposit, application fee, etc. The below table showcases the NIMR BSc fee structure:

NOTE: The above-mentioned fee details are as per the official website/sanctioning body. It is still subject to changes and hence, is indicative.

National Institute of Management and Research Studies offer BSc course of three-year duration in two specialisations. The UG-level programmes are offered in a full-time mode. Admission is further granted on a merit-basis and hence, performance in Class 12 or equivalent is evaluated. The specialisations offered by the institute are:

• Food and Nutrition
• Clinical Research

Candidates with a NIMR BSc in Clinical Research degree can apply for different job profiles in the government sector. Some of the popular profiles among the degree holders are clinical data manager, clinical research coordinator, clinical research scientist, regulatory affairs specialist. Moreover, the average salary package in this domain range from INR 2.6 LPA to INR 7.2 LPA. This salary detail is as per unofficial sources. Hence, is indicative. 

Yes, candidates can apply for a maximum of two BSc programmes at the same time at Azim Premji University. However, the first and second preference programmes should be on the same campus (Bangalore or Bhopal). The application fee of INR 500/- remains the same whether applicants apply for one or more programmes. Applicants' candidature for second preference will be evaluated only if seats are available in that programme.

Both the institutes offer three-year BSc across different specialisations. Students getting confused among these two institutes can compare them based on certain parameters. The total tuition fee for BSc at NIMR range from INR 3.8 Lacs to INR 4.5 lakh. However, the tuition fees at SNDT for BSc courses is INR 59,600. On a comparison basis of fees, SNDT is a more economical option. However, NIMR has a great reputation as an institution and is also a national institute. 

The complete course duration is divided into semester pattern. In the first two semesters of the course, the topics revolve around the basics of Clinical Research. Aspirants can check below semester-wise subject list for BSc in Clinical Research at NIMR: