Eligibility Criteria

• Completion of 10+2 (or equivalent) from a recognized board with Science stream (Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics and/or Biology). :contentReference[oaicite:16]{index=16}
• Minimum aggregate: typically 50% in PCM/PCB (varies by institution).
• Some colleges may have entrance examinations (merit-cum-entrance) or accept CUET scores. :contentReference[oaicite:17]{index=17}
• Age criteria: Generally 17+ years (institution-specific).

Syllabus Outline

At M.I. Degree College, B.Sc. students choose from core subject combinations. From your flyer, core subjects offered include:

• Physics
• Chemistry
• Mathematics
• Biology

Structure: Typically six semesters, each subject has papers I & II in first year, papers III & IV in second year, papers V & VI in third year. Practical lab sessions accompany theory papers. :contentReference[oaicite:18]{index=18}

Sample Semester-wise Outline (example for B.Sc. (PCM combination)):

• Semester 1:
  • Physics I (Theory + Lab)
  • Chemistry I (Theory + Lab)
  • Mathematics I
  • Compulsory: Environmental Studies / Computer Fundamentals*
• Semester 2:
  • Physics II (Theory + Lab)
  • Chemistry II (Theory + Lab)
  • Mathematics II
  • Generic Elective / Skill Enhancement*
• Semester 3:
  • Physics III (Theory + Lab)
  • Chemistry III (Theory + Lab)
  • Mathematics III or Biology I (if PCM+Bio combination)
  • Additional Compulsory Course*
• Semester 4:
  • Physics IV (Theory + Lab)
  • Chemistry IV (Theory + Lab)
  • Mathematics IV or Biology II
  • Generic Elective / Project Work*
• Semester 5 & 6:
  • Advanced Papers (e.g., Physics V & VI, Chemistry V & VI, Mathematics V & VI or Biology V & VI) with deeper theory and practical components.
  • Research project / dissertation or extended lab work/internship (depending on university guidelines).

*Exact electives/compulsory courses depend on affiliating university syllabus and regulations.

Career Prospects

B.Sc. graduates have diverse opportunities in:

• Research & Higher Studies: M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D. in specialized fields (Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Life Sciences). :contentReference[oaicite:19]{index=19}
• Laboratory & Technical Roles: Laboratory technician, quality control, research assistant in pharma/chemical industries, clinical labs (for Biology streams).
• Education & Teaching: School teacher (with B.Ed.), college lecturer (after NET/SET) in science subjects.
• Healthcare & Allied Fields: For Biology students: opportunities to pursue professional courses (e.g., B.Sc. Nursing, Biotechnology, Microbiology) or entry into allied health programs.
• Data & Analytics: Data analyst roles after additional certifications; these roles often welcome strong mathematical background.
• Environmental Science & NGOs: Roles in environmental agencies, conservation projects, research institutions.
• IT & Computer Applications: Many B.Sc. grads with Mathematics or Physics background move into IT, software testing, analytics after vocational courses.
• Civil Services & Government Jobs: Competitive exams for technical and non-technical posts; roles in meteorology, statistics, geophysics, etc.
• Entrepreneurship: Lab startups, scientific consultancies, tutoring services, etc.

Admission Process & Fee Structure

Admission Process:

• Merit-based admission in most colleges (based on 10+2 Science marks). :contentReference[oaicite:20]{index=20}
• Entrance exams in certain institutions or CUET for B.Sc. admissions.
• Online application via college/university portal; submission of 10+2 marksheet, ID proofs, photographs.
• Reservation as per government norms.

Fee Structure (Indicative):

• Government/State colleges: Lower tuition fees (INR 5,000 – 20,000 per year depending on state policy).
• Private colleges: May range from INR 20,000 – 60,000 per year depending on facilities and reputation.
• Additional fees: Lab/Practical fees, examination fees, library, laboratory maintenance fees, etc.
• Scholarships: Available based on merit, economically weaker sections, and special categories.

Important Dates: Check M.I. Degree College / affiliating university admission notifications (often June–August for session start).