M.Sc. in Applied & Analytical Economics 

at Raiganj University, Uttar Dinajpur

Yes. there is BSc programme at Raiganj University offered at undergraduate-level. The BSc course has a total of six semesters and is offered across multiple specialisations  Microbiology, Zoolog, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Geography, Botany, Statistics, Applied and Analytical Economics are few of the specialisations offered under Raiganj University. 

Raiganj University offers multiple specialisations such as  Computer Science,  Mathematics, Geography,  Sericulture, etc. TheThe core subejcts might vary throughout the BSc specialisations. However, there are few subjects which is common for all the specialisations. The subjects are Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and Mathemathics. 

To secure admission to the Raiganj University BSc course candidates must have a valid qualification, i.e.: Class 12 with a minimum 50% aggregate and have scored at least 60% marks in the subject in which honors is intend. Eligible candidates must apply for the BSc course. Raiganj University BSc application process is conducted in online mode. Once the application form are submitted candidates are shortlisted based on candidates' scores in the last qualifying exam. he merit lists are released in multiple rounds. Candidates must visit the official website to download the merit lists. The university shortlists candidates based on the merit lists. The merit list for self-financing courses is prepared separately. Once a student’s name appears in the BSc merit list, payment is required to be made as per the schedule published by the University. 

Candidates with Class 12 with a minimum 50% aggregate are eligible for the Raiganj University BSc programme. Further, canddiates must also score at least 60% marks in the subject in which honors is intended. The Raiganj University offers BSc as an honors degree lasting for three years. The BSc course is also available in the aided and self-financed mode. Admission to the BSc course at Raiganj University is subject to valid scores in the last qualifying exam. The university shortlists candidates based on the merit lists.