B.Sc. in Computer Science (AI, ML and VR) with CITIS 

at Sandip University Nashik, Nashik

The Sandip University BSc eligibility criteria differs based on choice of specialisation. Listed below is the course-wise eligibility criteria:

• BSc in Physics: Passed Class 12 with Physics and Mathematics as compulsory subjects and 40 % & 45% aggregate percentage for reserved category and general category, respectively
• BSc Microbiology/Forensic Science: Passed Class 12 in Science or equivalent course from any recognised board with a minimum 45% marks for open and 40% marks for backward category students. Students with a three-year Diploma from any recognised Board of Technical Education or its equivalent are also eligible to apply
• BSc in Chemistry: Passed Class 12 with Chemistry as compulsory subject and 40% & 45% aggregate percentage for reserved category and general category
• BSc in Computational Mathematics & Data Science: Class 12 with Mathematics as compulsory subject and 40% & 45% aggregate percentage for reserved category and general category, respectively

Yes, students with BSc degree from Sandip University are eligible for various government jobs. A job in the public sector provides many benefits, such as tax deductions, good pay, job stability, incentives, and more.

This attracts a lot of competition, and thus, getting a government job is not easy. However, a BSc degree helps students develop skills required to combat the competition. Some of the jobs that BSc graduates can pursue are tabulated below:

Completing the Sandip University BSc course can lead to various career prospects in different domains and industries. Students with good academics can get into research. Students with a hold on practical aspects can look for jobs such as Data Engineer, Lab Technician, Data Aanalyst, and more.

In general, fresh BSc graduates can expect to start with a salary ranging from INR 5 LPA to INR 6 LPA. Moreover, students must note that prospective career choices and expected salary also depend on students' skill sets and competencies.