B.Sc in Physics 

at Dr B R Ambedkar University, Andhra Pradesh - Other

BRAU BSc admission start after Class 12 exams of recognised boards end. Candidates who want to apply for admission at the university can apply after they have given their Class 12 exams. There are no additional entrance exams necessary for admission into the programme, once Class 12 results are out candidates are provided with provisional admission at the university. Candidates have to pay some amount of the tuition fees to confirm their admission.

The BSc Course at BRAU costs INR 14,500 - INR 45,000 depending on the specialisation and the affiliated college chosen. The range consists of 77 courses offered by the university which are offered with varying tuition fees among different colleges. Candidates taking admission into the BSc programme at the university should check the specialisation they are choosing and the affiliated college so as to make an informed decision about the fees to be paid at the university.

Yes, admissions into the university takes place through the merit secured in Class 12 examinations. Candidates who have passed their Class 12 exams are eligible for admission into the university. They do not have to give an additional CUET entrance exam for admission into the programme. Therefore, if candidates have to apply for admission into the programme they can apply directly without the CUET entrance exam.

As per the admisison process given on the official website of Dr B R Ambedkar University for BSc, candidates have to fulfil the minimum eligibility criteria in the first place before applying for the course. The minimum eligibility criteria is to pass Class 12 from a recognised university. Next, the selection criteria for the course is merit-based. 

No, it is not tough to get into the BSc programme at BRAU, as the admission is through the merit secured in Class 12 exams. In addition to that BRAU has multiple affiliated colleges that provide admission in the BSc programme. Therefore, candidates taking admission into the university or any affiliated college will be eligible for admission if they have secured a passing grade in their Class 12.

BSc admissions at BRAU takes place through merit secured in Class 12 exams. Candidates can follow the mentioned steps to apply for admission at the programme:

1. Apply for BRAU BSc Admission
2. Wait for the selection process
3. Complete the document verification
4. Pay some amount of the tution fee

No, there is no mention of the BSc programme at BRAU having internship or practical components according to the course outline presented in the university website. Candidates are free to do internships outside the university and build their resume accordingly. It is advisable to do internships during one's time in the programme so as to be better prepared for the placement rounds at the university.

Both BRAU and Acharya Nagarjuna University have similar tuition fees and are quite affordabe compared to SRM University. If we look at the tuition fees of BRAU and Acharya Nagarjuna University, it is INR 14,500 - 45,000 and INR 13,900 - 2.5 lakh, respectively.

On the other hand, SRM University has a tuition fees of INR 4.7 Lacs - INR 6.2 Lacs depending on the course chosen. Therefore, both BRAU and Acharya Nagarjuna have affordable BSc options depending on the course chosen. 

To get admitted to Dr B R Ambedkar University, candidates must meet the eligibility criteria set by the institute. Dr B R Ambedkar University offers more than 12 courses in various streams. Students can check some of the course specialistaions courses are offered at  Dr B R Ambedkar University:

• Accounting & Commerce
• Humanities & Social Sciences
• IT & Software
• Mass Communication & Media
• Science
• Teaching & Education

BRAU offers multiple specialisations in BSc, candidates applying for admission into the programme will have to secure admission into one of the affiliated colleges of the university. The curriculum for the programmes remains the same, while some colleges offer a specialised BSc programme in scientific subjects, such as Physics, Chemistry, Zoology etc. Some colleges offer only a general BSc programme. Candidates can make their decision accordingly.