B.Sc.

Yes, SNU Chennai has merit-cum-means scholarships for first-generation/non-first-generation learners with an annual family income of INR 3 lakhs or below. As part of the scholarship, they get a fee waiver of 50% to 75% on their tuition fee. To be eligible for the scholarship a candidate has to pass both the SNUCEE entrance exam and the personal interview round.

In addition to that SNU Chennai also offers 10 scholarships for Class 12 rank holders of any State or Central Board and sports scholarships for candidates who have participated in National and international level competitions.

The eligibility criteria for admission to the BSc course involves three major requirements,  first candidates must secure decent scores in Class 12 from a recognised board of education, secondly, candidates must appear in the Ashok Aptitude Test, this test is an in-house test conducted by the university to help them for shortlisting the students. Lastly, candidates who get good scores on the AAT must go through the last step of the selection process i.e., a personal interview.  

Since BSc at SNU Chennai is an interdisciplinary programme, the university keeps the cohort size less to focus on each individual. To provide hands-on experience and in-depth knowledge of the field there are fewer seats available for the programme.

BSc at SNU Chennai also has a project/dissertation component at the end of the course, which needs the guidance and supervision of a mentor. To give each student enough opportunities to talk to their mentor/faculty SNU Chennai only offers 60 seats in one academic year of BSc.

Compared to other private colleges in the country, SNU Chennai conducts the admission process in multiple rounds. Candidates appearing for admission to SNU Chennai will have to take the SNUCEE entrance exam and a personal interview round to be selected for admission.

Since, the admission process is through multiple rounds, getting into BSc might seem tough. In addition to that the university offers only 60 seats for its BSc course, therefore, the competition to get into SNU Chennai is all the more higher.

Yes. It is necessary as SNU Chennai admission takes place through the SNUCEE entrance exam, it is according to this exam, candidates are chosen for the personal interview round and further selected for admission. The personal interview is taken by the faculty of the institution.

SNUCEE takes place in four phases from April to June, however, candidates can appear only once for the exam. Candidates can refer to the university website to have a look at the upcoming dates and updates for the SNUCEE entrance exam.

The eligibility criteria to apply for BSc in SNU Chennai are a minimum 75% aggregate in the science stream with Mathematics/ Business Mathematics/ Statistics/ Computer Science as one of the subjects from a recognised school board.

Candidates who are eligible for BSc admissions in SNU Chennai should apply for the SNUCEE entrance exam through the university website. SNUCEE happens from April to June and is followed by the Personal Interview (PI) for selected candidates. PI is taken by the faculty members of the programme and is the last round of admission.

The total fees of BSc courses at Ashoka University include multiple components, such as tuition fees, application charges, hostel fees, etc. The tuition fees for the BSc course at Ashoka University is INR 39 lakh. Additionally, the one-time charges for BSc ranges around INR 1 lakh. 

This fee is sourced from the official website of the institute/ sanctioning body. But is subject to change.

Alagappa University is popular in the state and has good ranking record. In NIRF 2024, the university has secured #76th spot under the overall category. Moreover, under the university category, it is ranked #47. Alagappa University is recognised by the University Grants Commission (UGC). Additionally, it is a government-recognised university that is accredited with Grade A+ by NAAC. It is also a member of AIU and Commonwealth Universities. Hence, Alagappa Unievrsity is a good option for BSc course aspirants.