School of Science

 Master of Science (M.Sc.) is a graduate-level degree that teaches advanced skills in a specific field of study, such as computer science, engineering, finance, or biology. The M.Sc. program typically lasts one to two years and combines theoretical study with hands-on research and practical experience. Students work on specific subjects, conducting experiments, data analysis, and projects related to their field. The curriculum aims to improve problem-solving, critical thinking, and technical abilities. Graduates are prepared to work in research, academia, or industry, tackling complex problems and contributing to innovation in their chosen field.

 B.Sc. (Pass Course) is an undergraduate program typically lasting 3 years, designed to provide students with a broad understanding of science subjects. It allows students to choose a combination of subjects from various branches like Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Mathematics, and Computer Science, depending on the institution. The course aims to develop analytical and practical skills, preparing students for diverse career opportunities in research, teaching, healthcare, or industry. The curriculum generally includes theoretical learning, practical lab work, and assessments. This flexible degree option allows students to build a solid foundation in scientific knowledge while pursuing their interests in a particular area of science. Admission requirements usually include completing higher secondary education with a background in science.