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A
student for
the B.Sc.
degree
examination
will be
required to
offer 22
units, to be
divided as
shown below,
and each
unit shall
carry 100
marks.
Science
Discipline
18
Units
Foundation
Course Group
2
Units
Applied
Component
Group
2
Units
N.B.
A
student who
desires to
major in a
particular
subject
shall be
required to
offer at
least seven
units in
that
subject.
Change of
subjects in
Senior
College will
be allowed
till 15th
July subject
to
availability
of seats.
The
distribution
of the 22
units, over
the three
years of the
B.Sc. degree
course,
shall be as
under:
FIRST YEAR
(7 units)
A
student
shall offer
any one of
the course
combinations
available to
the FYBSc,
with three
subjects,
each subject
carrying two
units.
6
Units of
Science
discipline,
and
1
Unit of
Foundation
course
SECOND YEAR
(7 units)
A
student
shall offer
3 units
each, in two
subjects,
from the
subjects
chosen in
the First
Year.
6
Units of
Science
discipline
and
1
Unit of
Foundation
Course.
For the
First and
Second
Years, each
unit in case
of an
experimental
Science
subject will
carry one
paper of 75
marks and
one
practical
examination
of 25 marks.
Each
unit, in
case of
non-experimental
subjects,
will carry
one paper of
100 marks.
THIRD YEAR
(8 units)
A
student
shall offer
six units in
any one of
the Science
subjects
offered in
the Second
Year, or
three units
each, in any
two of the
Science
subjects
offered in
the Second
Year, or
three units
in any one
of the
Science
subjects and
three units
in
Biochemistry.
6
Units of
Science
discipline
and
2
Units of
Applied
Component
For the
Third Year,
the
experimental
science
subject for
6 Units will
carry four
papers of
100 marks
each and
four
practicals
of 50 marks
each.
Each
experimental
science
subject for
3 Units will
carry two
papers of
100 marks
each and two
practicals
of 50 marks
each.
Each
non-experimental
subject will
carry one
paper of 100
marks for
each unit.
COURSE
COMBINATIONS
A
student for
the B.Sc.
degree
course is
required to
offer 18
Units (6
Units in
each year)
in Science
disciplines.
The
choice of
major/s will
be decided
at the
beginning of
SYBSc. & the
Third Year
B.Sc., when
Heads of
Departments
will
interview
the students
after
reviewing
the
attendance
and
performance
in their
First and
Second Year
terminal
examinations.
The
College will
not hold
itself
responsible
if students
are not
granted the
choice of
their
major(s) in
their Second
and Third
Year B.Sc.,
nor if
students
have to
leave the
College
because
their
performance
does not
satisfy the
minimum
requirements
laid down by
Heads of
Departments
to which
they seek
admission.
In
any given
year:
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Where three
subjects are
mentioned,
it means
that each
subject is
of 2 Units
(2+2+2)
-
Where two
subjects are
mentioned,
it means
that each
subject is
of 3 Units
(3+3)
-
Where only
one subject
is
mentioned,
it means
that subject
alone is of
6 Units
FYBSc
SYBSc
1.
Life Sc/Chem/Phy
Life
Sc/Chem or
Chem/Phy
2.
Life Sc/Chem/Geo
Life
Sc/Chem or
Chem/Geo
3.
Life Sc/Chem/Bot
Life
Sc/Chem or
Chem/Bot
4.
Micro/Chem/Phy
Micro/Chem
or Chem/Phy
5.
Micro/Chem/Zoo
Micro/Chem
or Chem/Zoo
6.
Bot/Chem/Zoo
Bot/Chem
or Zoo/Chem
or Bot/Zoo
7.
Chem/Phy/Maths
Chem/Phy
or Phy/Maths
8.
Geo/Chem/Phy
Geo/Chem
or Chem/Phy
9.
Geo/Phy/Maths
Geo/Phy
or Phy/Maths
10.
Maths/Phy/Stats
Maths/Phy
or Maths/Stats
11. Maths/Stats/Eco
Maths/Stats
N.B.
1.
Only
students who
have Biology
as a subject
at HSC may
opt for
combinations
1 to 6.
2.
Subject
combinations
at SYBSc &
TYBSc are
dependent on
the
students
performance
and
availability
of seats.
3.
The subjects
currently
offered at
the TYBSc
are:
6 Units
(single
majors):
Chemistry,
Geology,
Life Sc.,
Maths,
Physics &
Statistics.
3 Units
(double
majors):
Botany,
Biochem.,
Life Sc.,
Microbiology
& Zoology,
provided the
subject has
been offered
at the SYBSc
level.
4.
The existing
pattern for
the BSc
degree
course is
liable to
changed
based on
University &
Government
directives.
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