Certificate Course in Folklore, Tourism & Community Development 

at Kalyani University, Kalyani

Admission to BSc at Kalyani University  (both Hons and general programme) are based on merit in Class 12. However, there are course-specific criteria every candidate must fulfil accordingly. Tabulated below are the details of Kalyani University BSc eligibility criteria:

Kalyani University admissions are both merit and entrance-based for respective UG and PG courses. For a few UG courses such as B.Ed, BSc, MA, etc., admissions are offered based on candidates' merit scores obtained in their previous qualifying exam. Further, to get admission to courses such as BTech, MTech, MBA, etc., candidates have to qualify for state/ national-level entrance exams. As per the admission process, candidates also have to appear for other selection rounds such as Group Discussion and Personal Interview rounds for the respective courses. Later on, the selected students are allocated seats via a counselling process as per the seat capacity. Read more about the detailed University of Kalyani admission process 2023, here. 

Kalyani University offers three years BSc general and BSc Hons courses for students to choose from. The BSc Hons course is spread across various felids of study such as Botany, Computer Science, Economics, Environmental Science, Food nutrition, Zoology and more. These are many courses options that allow students to pursue the area of their interest. The course fee may vary depending on the choice of specialisation.

Kalyani University BSc admissions are made based on student’s performance in Class 12. Once the university releases the merit list, shortlisted candidates are required to get their documents verified by the university. Following is the list of the required documents:

• Class 10 marksheet
• Class 12 marksheet
• Passport-sized photograph
• Age proof
• NOC
• Valid SC/ ST certificate issued by the government of West Bengal (if applicable)

Kalyani University offers BSc courses across various specialisations such as Chemistry, Zoology, Physics, Food nutrition, and many more. Thus job prospect and respective salaries may differ according to the specialisations. Depending on the subject, some of the job profiles one can pursue after completion of BSc are Quality assurance executive, Food Inspector, Health Counsellor system architects, Biochemist, Clinical Scientist, etc.

Candidates can also pursue further study as well if they wish. Moreover, BSc students must always keep on upgrading their skills as the payout may vary with varying individual skills and competency. Tabulated below are industry based average payouts after completing BSc: