/r/bsc
Subreddit for discussing about BSc (Bachelors of Science) and topics surrounding it. Students, aspirants, teachers and professors everyone are welcome here!
A Bachelor of Science is a bachelor's degree that is awarded for science programs that generally last three to five years.
Bachelors of Science - A Bachelor of Science is a bachelor's degree that is awarded for programs that generally last three to five years.
/r/bsc
Currently I am studying in 4th year BSc . In this pass 3 years I have started environment science as a major subject but in the last year I am planning to change my course into a chemistry as a main. So I need genuine suggestions .what would be better in Nepal and in foreign university if I am going to choose chemistry is a major subject or if I have to choose environment science on the basis of scope.!!
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To increase my chances of acceptance, what should I do to compensate for the missing year? An additional one-year diploma? If it’s a diploma, then what courses would be appropriate? Or is it possible to complete the last 4th year of honours in another college?
Please help me out!
I gave neet this year but couldn't clear it so took admission in bsc life sciences I want to pursue psychology or psychiatry at a higher level Is mbbs the only way ? Or I can do some other courses ?
I want to go for Bsc. Microbiology. But I'm confused by the CUET.
Do I only have to attend the microbiology exam(as said by this (website)[https://www.pw.live/exams/iit-jam/cuet-pg-microbiology-exam/\] ) Or all of the subject that I had in 12th(as few of my classmate says)?
've taken science in class 12- physics, chemistry, mathematics and computer science. I'm really interested in computer science but I do not want to go into an engineering field, dont want to do physics majorly again. I want to do computer science majorly. So does BSc in Comp Sc with Mathematics make sense to take? Will this course be interesting? and how hard will the math be? Please help thank you!!
Will my gap year cause problems when I go for MSc /PhD and want to teach in an ISC/CBSE school/college?
Hi. So I have a major in biology, and a minor in chemistry. I’m going into my second year at UWO, and I have an average of about 89% from my first year.
I plan on going into the teachers college at western, but I’ve heard it’s veryyyyy competitive. First, what are some tips that I can use to help me get into that program? Such as grade average or what experience I need.
Lastly, if I’m unable to get into teachers college, what are some good back up jobs that I can do with just my major and minor? I’ll have 6.0 bio credits and 4.0 chemistry credits (give or take) and my program is 4 years. I’d rather not do more education or completely switch my major or anything, but some extra schooling is fine if it’ll help me get a better job. I’ve heard of stuff like a lab technician or clinical research, but wouldn’t more education be needed? And it seems very niche.
Any advice, such as how to get into the western teachers program, good back up jobs (and what they require, and what they entail), or any different education at western that would be helpful for getting jobs?
Thank you :)
I went bsc 3 Year Note any please provide research methodology note
Keeping the scope in mind, here as well as outside+ ease for the preparation of government exams.
So I have gotten B.Sc Chemistry in my local college and my classes will be starting soon. In my second year of B.Sc im planning to start for preparation for IIT JAM, JEST, TIFR GS,JNUEE,BINC,GATE.I come from a small city so the offline coachings here are just straight up terrible.Could u please suggest me online courses to go for to study and advices on academics and how to study for these competitive exams properly.And if u have done any of these exams in the past could u tell me your experience about it and detailed vices with the do's and dont's.I will be really grateful for your advices people.
BSc With Geography Botany Zoology
I was preparing for IAT exams research as I aimed for IISC.However I did badly in the test ( am a dropper) n now I have these two options. EVEN THO engineering was never my aim , doing bsc from a normal college wasn't my aim either.However I don't see much chances of even getting into any iisers or niiser.I know a btech degree is probably safer option.I like money , I also like cosmology (physics research ) I also like to play it safe cuz I m never 100% confident about what I actually like.I frequently quewtion my love for pure science too, do i lile it enough ? I am so confused as I am already a dropper ( due to the every same reason of being confused last year wanted to try put all the exams ) I am scared and I don't know what to do I do show a little interest to start up culture too . #btech #bsc #physics
I passed my 12th this year and I am looking to pursue zoology. I am from PCB stream and I don't want to do msc. after bsc. Can you please suggest me some good colleges.
I have to take admission in bsc cs is it good course after graduation job opportunities there
is anyone here doing BSc IT from xaviers? i really need help!!
Can anyone please tell bsc cs is better or bsc it? And will it give me the same opportunities as btech cs/it?
Does anyone have any info on sai university, Chennai?
Need information about sai university, Chennai.
Myquals: age :18 years, 10th cgpa: 7.6, 12th: 70%
I’ve applied and gotten an offer letter to join in BSc Hons in computer science and data science in sai university, Chennai. It’s a very new university and there aren’t a lot of reviews about it yet. Does anyone have any information about it ? How is the quality of education there ? How are placements ?
I'm 18 cn I get job with some decent salary I wanna live on my own I won't marry and i will leave my toxic mfing indian house with toxic parents ...help that's why I joined this sub reddit I have pcb btw with 55%
i am been thinking to take bs or bsc data science but i dont know much about it ......
what is the difference between btech and bsc...is there something like inferior or superior one...
will there be the same growth as in btech
3)and what about job oppurtunities after pursing bsc or bs degree
I'm going to take bsc degree and i need some suggestion. Actually I do part time job in a shop (in night shift). Going through some crisis right now. And hence, pls help 🙂 🙏!!