B.Sc.

Yes, BSc students at Dyal Singh College are eligible to apply for various scholarships. These scholarships are offered by government and non-government agencies. The following table contains a list of Dyal Singh College available for BSc students along with their eligibility criteria:

Economically weaker section students including SC/ ST/ OBC/ Minority/ PwD/ General are eligible for the fee concession and financial assistance provided by the college.

Note: This information is sourced from official website/ sanctioning body and is subject to change.

Yes, the Quantum School of Health Sciences (Admission Office) offers internships for the BSc programme, which is fulfilled after the fourth semester by the end to providing students with practical exposure for at least a duration, i.e., a minimum of 45 days. Students work together during this internship, where they join activities such as RT Feed formation, Preparation of Therapeutic Diets and counselling sessions with OPD patients in an in-hospital setting. Students are further expected to record their daily observations and develop an internship report based on those and 1-2 case studies.

BSc programme of Quantum School Of Health Sciences is a three-year semester based curriculum. The primary focus of BSc prorgamme discipline is on nourishment and also consists of a lot of various other subjects, such as Human Physiology, Food Processing, Riches Demographics as well as Agricultural Extensions in addition to areas connected to microbiology along with Chemistry. Students are eventually trained to provide advice on nutrition and health.

No, NEET is not necessary for BSc courses. For admission to most of the BSc courses, candidates must clear Class 12 in the Science stream (Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Mathematics) with a minimum of 50% - 60% aggregate marks. Further, NEET is an entrance examination in India specifically for admission to undergraduate medical and dental courses (such as MBBS and BDS) in government or private medical colleges across the country.

Yes, you can pursue a BSc without having Mathematics in Class 12 if the chosen specialisation within BSc does not specifically require Mathematics as a mandatory subject. Here are some BSc courses that don't require Mathematics

• BSc Biology

• BSc Zoology

• BSc Botany

• BSc in Environmental Science

• BSc Geology

• BSc Geography

• BSc Home Science

• BSc Nutrition

• BSc Dietetics

To get admission to an MCA various BSc courses can serve as a suitable foundation, as long as they cover the necessary elements in Computer Science and related subjects. Some of the accepted specializations in BSc to be eligible for MCA are mentioned below -

Yes, there are mutiple scholarships and funding for students pursuing BSc programme at Kirori Mal College. These include post-matric scholarships for Scheduled Castes/Scheduled Tribes, fee concessions, aid funds, and state government freeships for special categories. Details and application forms can be obtained from the college office. Financial assistance in the form of a fee concession is available for deserving students. To be considered for this assistance, students must submit the prescribed application form available at the college office before the specified deadline.

The latest cutoff information for B.Sc. in the Information Technology program at PP Savani University is as follows:

• For the 2024 academic year, the GUJCET cutoff rank for B.Sc in Information Technology program at PP Savani University is in the range of 14665 to 38797 for the first round of admissions.
• In 2023, the closing rank for B.Sc. in Information Technology program was 22579.
• In 2022, the closing rank for this program was 19598.
• And in 2021, the closing rank was 18755