Fergusson College

As per the NRF Report 2024, the median package offered during Fergusson College UG (3-year) placements in 2023 is INR 3.90 LPA. In 2022, this figure stood at INR 4 LPA. It had increased from INR 3.8 LPA which was the median package offered during college placements in 2021. It must be noted that this data is based on the placements for various UG (3-year) course, such as BA, BSc and BVoc. It isn't specific to BSc placement at Fergusson College.

Yes, BSc admissions at Fergusson College are now open for some specialisations. These specialisations are Statistics, Zoology, etc. The application process for some BSc specialisations has already been closed. Candidates seeking BSc admission in the current academic cycle must visit the college's official website to learn more about the admission schedule. They can also apply for their desired course online through the official website.

The BSc course at Fergusson College, Pune is offered across various specialisations. Currently, the college is offering 13 BSc specialisations. A list of the Fergusson College BSc specialisations is given below:

• BSc in Biotechnology
• BSc in Computer Science
• BSc in Microbiology
• BSc in Animation
• BSc in Mathematics
• BSc in Geology
• BSc in Zoology
• BSc in Electronic Science
• BSc in Environmental Science
• BSc in Chemistry
• BSc in Physics
• BSc in Botany
• BSc in Statistics

At Fergusson College, Bsc admissions are based on merit. To pursue BSc courses, students should complete Class 12 in Science stream. For some specialisations, such as BSc in Mathematics and BSc in Computer Science, candidates must have passed Class 12 with Mathematics as a compulsory subject, among other subjects in the stream of science.

B.Voc (Bachelor of Vocation) is a course for Arts, Science, and Commerce students after the 12th grade. It is a graduation degree in Media and Communication. 

The latest cutoff for B.Voc is 95.83%.

Yes, admission is possible to the BSc Computer Science course at Fergusson College with 66% in the HSC board. The admission process is based on merit, which means that students with higher marks in their 10+2 examination are given preference. But, with 66% marks, you have a lesser chance of getting admission to the course.

Other courses:- 

BA- psychology, economics, English, history, sociology, German, French, Sanskrit, philosophy, Hindi, Marathi, political science.

B.Voc:- Fashion technology, interior design, media and journalism 

You can do M.Sc in electronics science after B.Sc in computer science as the eligibility criteria is that the candidate must have a B.Sc in any one from physics, computer science, information technology, mathematices, or electronics.