Bachelors

MSCAS Chennai provides a number of courses in various disciplines ranging from Rs 30,000 to Rs 30,000 annually, depending on the degree, course duration, and specialization. The college provides 27 courses at Diploma, UG, and PG levels. For UG students, there are 10 courses for B.Sc. and 5 courses for B.Com, depending on various academic interests. Students seeking additional information may check the official college website or contact the admission department for information on the courses, eligibility, and the prevailing fee structure.

According to me you should directly join a bed college from any government college it's only a 1 year course. If you have a time and you want to really learn and enjoy then it's your call .

In India only few universities offer undergraduate courses in Astronomy. Most students start with a BSc in Physics and specialize in Astronomy at the postgraduate level. Some institutes offer integrated programs for Astronomy. Indian Institute of Space Science and Technology (IIST), Thiruvananthapuram – BTech in Space Science and Technology

Osmania University, Hyderabad – BSc in Astronomy

St. Xavier's College, Mumbai – BSc in Astrophysics 

Pursue BSc Physics or Mathematics, then specialize in Astronomy through MSc or research programs at institutions like IISc, IUCAA, or IIA for stronger foundation.

Lancaster University Leipzig offers a range of undergraduate scholarships for international students every year. Some of the UG scholarships are given as follows: 

• Foundation Year Early Acceptance Scholarship for October 2025 intake 

  Programme	Value
  Foundation Business and Foundation Computer Science	International fee payers: EUR 2,000

• BSc Honours Merit Scholarship for October 2025 intake

  Required academic performance in high school (e.g. A-Levels or equivalent qualification)	Scholarship value
  A-Levels: A*AA / IB: 38 and above	International fee payers: EUR 2,000 in the first year of study