Courses

Faculty of Arts

Name of Course:
Bachelor of Arts (B.A.)

Duration:
3 years

Who Can Do This Course:
This course is ideal for students interested in humanities, social sciences, languages, or creative fields. Individuals who have a passion for learning about diverse cultures, history, philosophy, literature, or social studies will find this program suitable.

Future Prospects:
A B.A. degree opens up diverse career opportunities. Graduates can pursue careers in education, journalism, media, public administration, civil services, content writing, social work, or pursue further studies in their chosen fields. Many also opt for postgraduate courses such as M.A., M.Phil., or Ph.D. to specialize in specific subjects.

Faculty of Science

Name of Course:
Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.)

Duration:
3 years

Who Can Do This Course:
The B.Sc. course is designed for students with an interest in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM). Individuals with a strong aptitude for subjects like physics, chemistry, biology, or mathematics will benefit from this course.

Future Prospects:
Graduates of B.Sc. can pursue various career options in research, development, pharmaceuticals, healthcare, environmental science, or IT. They can also go on to specialize in postgraduate studies such as M.Sc., or even work in industries like biotechnology, chemical engineering, or IT consulting. Careers in teaching, scientific research, and laboratory management are also common paths.

 

Faculty of Commerce

Name of Course:
Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com)

Duration:
3 years

Who Can Do This Course:
The B.Com. course is designed for students with an interest in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM). Individuals with a strong aptitude for subjects like physics, chemistry, biology, or mathematics will benefit from this course.

Future Prospects:
Graduates of B.Com. can pursue various career options in research, development, pharmaceuticals, healthcare, environmental science, or IT. They can also go on to specialize in postgraduate studies such as M.Sc., or even work in industries like biotechnology, chemical engineering, or IT consulting. Careers in teaching, scientific research, and laboratory management are also common paths.