Thakur College of Science and Commerce

To be eligible for admission to the B.Sc Biotechnology course at Thakur College of Science and Commerce, you must fulfill the eligibility conditions that include clearing the 12th standard with Science stream subjects (preferably Biology, Chemistry, and Physics) from a recognised institution. The college usually adopts merit-based admission based on your performance in the qualifying examination (12th standard). The process of application involves submission of an online form on the official website of the college. Once the application is submitted, shortlisted candidates are invited for document verification and subsequent steps. Make sure to visit the college's website for the most recent updates and particular requirements.

Thakur College of Science and Commerce (TCSC) in Mumbai offers strong placement opportunities across various courses:

• B.Sc. (Botany, Zoology, Chemistry): Around 80% of students in the Zoology batch are placed.
• B.Com.: Approximately 70% placement for B.Com. students.
• UG Degree (3 years): In the 2018-19 academic year, 1186 out of 2530 students were placed, with a median salary of INR 190,000. In 2019-20, 396 out of 2521 students were placed, with a median salary of INR 300,000.
• PG Degree (2 years): In 2019-20, 11 out of 205 students were placed with a median salary of INR 222,000, and in 2020-21, 9 out of 261 students were placed with a median salary of INR 460,000.

The placement results for the M.Sc. graduates at affiliated colleges under Andhra Pradesh State Council of Higher Education and Thakur College of Science and Commerce are largely determined by the individual college and programme and industrial link. Most of the colleges under the APSCHE are oriented towards the local job market in the state and regions and majorly in the technology and healthcare and government sectors. One advantage at Thakur College in Mumbai, especially, is the fact that one is closer to bigger, more noted job markets and even industries in Maharashtra, thus affording students better prospects for corporate placements and internships. More research would have to be done on the specific college for actual placement statistics and even industry tie-ups to make a fair comparison based on location and career goals.