Home Science

Many career options in the public and private sectors are made possible by the Home Science courses. This field has gained a lot of recognition in India and abroad, ranging from landing different positions at the State Government level to working as a food expert in a variety of industries such as positions in education, the food industry, medical facilities, and non-governmental organizations.

With the steadily increasing demand for a healthy lifestyle, the field of Home Science is gaining significant interest in India. It
was a popular field of study during the first five years of the 21st century, and it has once again gained tremendous scope for
the future.

• Food preservation industry
• Clothing industry
• Family counselling
• Child development

Having knowledge of the home Science courses helps to attain different skill sets that enable us to solve real-life problems in a certain time period. For the candidates, it is essential to develop a certain skill set that can help them to get recruited by the top-level recruiters.

Below tabulated are some of the skill sets required for home Science courses to do well in the field:

BSc Home Science is a three-year course of Bundelkhand University spread across semesters. Below are some of the subjects that are a part of the curriculum:

• Introduction to Home Science
• Human Physiology
• Introductory Sciences 
• Applied and Community Nutrition, etc.

It is advised to get in touch with the college administration directly or check their official website to find out the exact deadline for admission to Government Home Science College, Chandigarh for the M.Sc. in Home Science. The college's academic schedule and admissions procedure may cause dates for admission to fluctuate annually.

Candidates must have completed a clear 10+2 with at least 50% marks in any subject. Candidates who have passed exams in any of the following subjects are eligible to apply for the BSc Home Science programme: Agricultural Sciences, Physical Sciences, Natural Sciences, Biology, and Vocational Courses in Home Science.

The major difference between both courses is the curriculum. While BSc Home Science focuses on scientific aspects like nutrition, health, and growth measurements, BA Home Science studies Economics, Rural Development, Sociology, Family Relationships, etc.

There are more than 20 specializations available in Home Science courses. Some popular specializations include Human Development, Human Nutrition, Family Resource Management, Fabric and Apparel Sciences, Home Economics, Textile Designing, and more.

Home Economics, Dietetics, Nutrients, Bioscience, Physical Sciences, etc., are some subjects that may seem difficult for you. However, the course is majorly based on theoretical knowledge and needs students to memorize rather than to understand.