B.Sc Home Science

If you are interested to study home science then you have to study B.Sc. In-home Science then you cannot choose Physics and Chemistry as optional subjects.

Yes, you can easily apply for MA.

Here are some basic steps followed in the BSc Home Science admission process:Qualifications: Fulfil the requirements for eligibility, such as Class 12 from the Science stream. Application: Choose a university or college, visit to their website, and fill out the application.Entrance: Take the entrance test, like the UPCATET, ICAR AIEEA, or CUET.Counselling: Complete choice forms to indicate desired colleges and courses, as well as attending a counseling session.Admission Fee: Complete the requirements for admission, including document verification and fee payment.

The eligibility criteria of M.Sc in Food Science and Technology of Babasaheb Bhimrao Ambedkar University, Lucknow is given below.
Educational Qualification : B.Sc in Home Science/ B.Sc ZBC(zoology, botany,chemistry.) B.Sc in other allied subjects related to Food Sciences. Technology,.with 50% marks for General and 45% for SC/ST/PH at graduation level.
So, you are eligible here.

Undoubtedly, DU is much better than Banasthali College. DU has better placements than Banasthali. But, if you are a parent of a girl child then Banasthali is much secured in terms of security.

Dear Mallika,
The basic educational requirement for getting admission to B.Sc. Home Sciences offered by maximum institutes is 10+2 from any streams. However, some institutes may also require Science subjects in intermediate.

Yes, you can opt M.Sc. in Food Technology after completing B.Sc. home science because its allied subject and eligible course requirement.