B.Sc

The BSc (Hons.) in Computer Science is a three-year undergraduate degree course provided by Visva Bharati University. The subjects included in this course help candidates to build a foundational and conceptual base of candidates, and make themselves prepare for placements. The subjects included in the BSc (Hons.) in Computer Science are as follows:  Programming Fundamentals:Introduction to ProgrammingData Structures and AlgorithmsObject-Oriented ProgrammingMathematics for Computer Science:Discrete MathematicsLinear AlgebraProbability and StatisticsComputer Systems and Architecture:Computer Organisation and ArchitectureOperating SystemsDigital Logic DesignSoftware Engineering:Software Development and TestingDatabase Management SystemsWeb DevelopmentTheoretical Computer Science:Theory of ComputationCompiler DesignArtificial IntelligenceNetworking and Security:Computer NetworksInformation SecurityCryptography

Visva Bharati University is a public central university and an Institute of National Importance located in Shantiniketan, West Bengal, India. The tuition fee for BSc courses at VBU is quite affordable. Check the tuition fees and hostel fees for BSc below: Fee ComponentsAmountTuition Fees INR 2,500 - INR 7,500Hostel Fees INR 1,200- INR 3,600 (for six months) The hostel fee for international students is INR 5,400 for six months. Kindly,  note that the hostel fee mentioned here is fetched from the previous data available on the official website of the university. The fee amount mentioned is sourced from the official website/sanctioning body and is subject to change. Therefore, it is indicative.

Visva Bharati University offers BSc courses for three-year, and four-year undergraduate degree courses. In addition, the university also offers a five year BSc + MSc integrated course. The basic eligibility criteria required to get admission to BSc courses are candidates should complete Class 12 with good scores in the subjects they want to specialise in. However, the eligibility criteria for each BSc specialisation are slightly different from each other. Admission to BSc courses also depends on the scores candidates secured in CUET and the National Entrance Screening Test (NEST). The eligibility criteria for BSc courses are as follows: Physics- At least 70% aggregate overall and 75% marks in average of Physics and Mathematics at Class 12. Chemistry- Minimum 60% aggregate overall and 60% marks in Chemistry in Class 12 + Passing marks in Mathematics. Mathematics- Minimum 60% aggregate overall and 60% marks in Chemistry in Class 12 + Passing marks in Maths. Botany- Minimum 60% aggregate overall and 60% marks in Life Science/Biology in Class 12.Zoology- Minimum 60% aggregate overall and 60% marks in Life Science/ Biological in Class 12.Statistics- At least 60% aggregate overall and 60% marks in Statistics and passing marks in Mathematics OR 60% aggregate overall and 60% marks in Mathematics if Statistics is not offered at Class 12. Computer Science- Minimum 65% aggregate in Clas12, have Mathematics as one of the subject in higher senior secondary, and minimum 65% in Mathematics or 75% in CS/IT.Yoga- A pass in Class 12 from a recognised board or equivalent. Physical Education- 50% aggregate in Class 12 level from any recognised council/ board/ university. Age: 21 year as on 1st July of the year of admission. Five-year integrated MSc- Regular Science students with at least 60% aggregate or equivalent grade Class 12. 

At Gujarat University, candidates need to fulfill the eligibility criteria for getting admission to the BSc programmes. To be eligible for pursuing BSc at Gujarat University, a candidate must have passed Class 12 with relevant subjects. The minimum aggregate required in Class 12 ranges between 45%-50%. Hence, a candidate scoring 50% in Class 12 is eligible to apply for the BSc courses offered at the university. However, the BSc admissions at Gujarat University are subject to valid score in Gujarat University Entrance Exam, or GUJCET,   The candidates are offered a seat only if they manage to clear the cut-off required for the particular specialisation. In case the candidates are unable to clear the BSc cut-off released by the university, they can pursue BSc through the colleges offering online BSc courses.