B.Sc.

The three-year BSc and BSc (Hons) course of Invertis University is offered across different specialisations. Admission to the UG-level programmes is both merit and entrance-based. The university also offers integrated BSc course with B.Ed. Some of the specialisations in which the UG-level course is offered are:

• BSc and BSc (H) in Physics | Chemistry | Mathematics
• BSc in Fashion Design
• BSc (H) Physics
• BSc (H) Mathematics
• BSc (H) Chemistry
• BSc Zoology | Botany | Chemistry, etc.

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Invertis University offers admission to its BSc and BSc (Hons) courses on the basis of merit and entrance scores. For merit-based admissions, the selection is done as per the applicants scores in Class 12 or equivalent examination. Apart from this, the university accepts CUET/IUCET scores for selection. This entrance exam is conducted by the university itself. Moreover, students applying for BSc in Forensic Science course need to have a valid score of All India Forensic Science Entrance Test (AIFSET) for admission.

Shivaji University admits students to its BSc courses based on both merit in Class 12 and score in the entrance test. The selection criteria vary depending on the choice of specialisation. Admissions to integrated courses (BSc +MSc) are done based on applicants’ scores in the entrance test conducted by the university itself.  Interested students can apply for the examination by visiting the official website of the university.

Note: The above information has been taken from various sources. Hence, it is indicative. In order to get detailed information, students are advised to get in touch with the university.

Since 2006, Shivaji University’s Central Placement Cell (CPC) has facilitated placement training and activities required for student development. The cell provides students with required training and career counselling to help them identify their domain of expertise. The cell also conducts workshops led by industry leaders to help bridge the gap between theoretical and practical knowledge.  Listed below are some of the activities organised by the placement cell:

• Training sessions
• Group discussions
• Workshops
• Internship awareness program
• Career counselling
• Corporate culture awareness
• Extracurricular activities

As per the official website of Shivaji University, the placement cell of the university maintains good relations with reputed organisations. The list of top recruiters who have participated during the placements in the recent past is presented below:

Note: The above information has been sourced from the official website of the university.

As per the official website of the university, the round 2 for BSc (AI and ML) admissions will commence in the second week of July. Once the round 2 is completed, the university will begin with its spot round of admission for the aforementioned course. Students are advised to keep visiting the official website of the university to stay updated with the admission cycle.

As per a notice published on the official website, the university has more than 80 affiliated colleges amounting to the BSc seat intake of 38,320. Among all the colleges/institutes, Dr. Ghali College has the highest intake with 5,760 seats. In order to get a seat, students must first apply through admission portal available on the admission portal of Shivaji University.

A total of 38,320 students can do a BSc from Shivaji University at a time. As per official sources, the university has more than 80 affiliated colleges amounting to this huge number of seat intake. Moreover, these seats are allocated to registered candidates based on Class 12 merit or entrance exam score. The selection criteria vary depending on the choice of specialisation.