Science

A 50% aggregate in Class 12th is only enough to be eligible for BSc in Animation & VFX and Applied Psychology at Amity University Bangalore.

However, other BSc courses require candidates atleast scorebetween 55%- 60% to be eligible for Amity University Bangalore BSc admission.

The subject of Math is not required for admission purposes. It can be acceptable. However, the required subjects for BPT admissions at Dr. D.Y. Patil College of Physiotherapy are Physics, Chemistry, Biology and English in Class 12.

The students need to perform academically well to get into University of Manchester. The minimum aggregate should be 70% including the other entry requirement such as motivation letters and English language test scores. The acceptance rates of University of Manchester stands at 40% suggesting some competition for admission.

The Math section focuses on the following areas:

• Algebra
• Advanced Math
• Problem-Solving and Data Analysis
• Geometry and Trigonometry

Yes, candidates can still apply for BSc admission at Amity University Bangalore if they have not receivedtheir Class 12 board exam result yet. Such candidates will be given provisional admission in their chosen BSc course. 31st of October has been set asa deadline for these candidates to submit their Class 12th marksheet.

Candidates do not require passing any entrance exam for admission in BSc programmes at Indus University. The selection is merit-based. Candidates only need to meet eligibility to get a seat in the BSc programme. 

No, BSc (hons) course at Amity University Bengaluru has a duration of three years, just like general course mode. Duration of all BSc courses at Amity Bengaluru is the same, regardless of course specialisation or mode.

The total tuition fees for BSc/ BSc (Hons) is INR 90,000 - INR 4.2 lakh at Indus University. Aspirants selected for admission have to pay the programme fees to confirm their seat. Candidates can pay the fees via any of the online payment modes.

Amity University Bangalore does not do communication of admission decision to candidates directly. Instead, candidates are required to regularly log on to admission microsite where BSc application process took place.

Candidates will find their admission letter on this microsite, if they are selected for BSc course.