YMCA UST Faridabad BSc Courses & Fees 2024: Eligibility, Seats, Placements, How to Apply

{Source: B.Sc. students & alumni}

Success Rate of YMCA University's Placement Cell

Based on the feedback provided by students and alumni, we analyzed the performance of YMCA University's placement cell in securing jobs for B.Sc. students. Here are the key findings:

* Limited placements: According to some students, the placement cell focuses more on B.Tech and Master's courses, leaving B.Sc. students without sufficient opportunities.
* Students must apply independently: Many students mentioned that they had to apply outside the campus themselves to get placed in their course, indicating limited involvement from the placement cell.
* No guaranteed placements: Despite having a decent reputation, the placement cell does not guarantee job placements for all students, especially those in lower semesters.

However, some positive comments suggest that the placement cell occasionally helps students find jobs, although these instances seem rare.

In conclusion, while YMCA University's placement cell has some limitations, it appears that students may face challenges in securing jobs directly through the college's efforts. It seems that individual initiative and self-effort play a crucial role in landing job opportunities.

{Source: B.Sc. students & alumni}

Is it worth pursuing B.Sc at YMCA University?

Based on the reviews and feedback from students and alumni, here's a summary:

* Infrastructure: The campus infrastructure is decent, with modern facilities and amenities. However, some students mentioned issues with the hostel conditions, water supply, and cleaning services.
* Facilities: Laboratories, libraries, and sports facilities are generally considered adequate. Some students praised the availability of resources, while others felt they needed improvement.
* Teaching Quality: Faculty members are mostly well-qualified, experienced, and helpful. However, a few students reported difficulties in understanding certain concepts or found some teachers less approachable.
* Course Curriculum: The curriculum is relevant, and students appreciate the inclusion of new topics and hands-on training. However, some students felt that the coursework could be improved.
* Placement Opportunities: Unfortunately, the placement scene for B.Sc students at YMCA University is limited. Fewer companies visit the campus for placements, and many students opt for higher education or freelance work instead. The highest package offered was reportedly around INR7 LPA.
* Student Life: Campus life is generally enjoyable, with students appreciating the friendly atmosphere and social events. However, some students mentioned concerns about strict rules and limited freedom.

In conclusion, while YMCA University seems to offer a decent educational experience, the placement opportunities for B.Sc students are a major concern. Prospective students should weigh the benefits against the limitations and consider alternative options accordingly.

After completing BSc from YMCA University, students can seek out jobs with titles such as Research Assistant, Educator, Microbiologist and more. The expected starting salary at entry-level jobs ranges from INR 3 to INR 4 LPA.

Moreover, prospective career choices and expected salary also depend on students’ skill sets and competencies. For each student, the salary may differ due to differences in their level of skills and knowledge.  Tabulated below are a few career options and respective industry-based average payouts for BSc graduates:

• Lab Technician: INR 2.7 LPA
• Industrial Engineer: INR 4.4 LPA
• Clinical Research Associate: INR 4.2 LPA
• Physicist: INR 7.1 LPA
• Biostatistician: INR 5.7 LPA

In India, job seekers prefer government jobs over private jobs. This is because government jobs provide many benefits, such as tax deductions, good pay, job stability, incentives, and more.

However, this also makes it difficult to get a government job due to high competition. In this competitive landscape, a BSc degree helps students develop skills required to combat the competition. Some of the jobs that BSc graduates can pursue are tabulated below:

Government Jobs after BSc
ISRO Scientist/Engineer 'SC'	Technical Officer in PSUs
BARC Scientific Officer (OCES/DGFS)	Assistant Central Intelligence Officer (ACIO) in IB
DRDO Scientist 'B'	UPSC Civil Services Officer
SSC CGL Assistant Section Officer (ASO)	Railway Junior Engineer (JE)

 

The core subjects under BSc at YMCA University aim to make students understand the basic concepts of Physics. Some of the core subjects included in the curriculum are:

• Mathematical Physics
• Mechanics
• Electricity & Magnetism
• Waves & Optics
• Thermal Physics
• Analogue Systems & Applications
• Elements of Modern Physics
• Digital Systems & Application
• Quantum Mechanics & Applications

The total tuition fee for BSc ranges from INR 29,294 to INR 1.06 lakh. This happens because the fee varies as per the specialisation. Students are required to pay a certain amount of fee after completion of all the selection rounds to confirm their seats. Failure to do so will result in cancellation of admission.

Note: The above-mentioned fee is as per the official sources. However, it is indicative and subject to change.

YMCA University offers an array of specialisations under its BSc programme. Mentioned below is a list of all the available specialisations:

• BSc (Hons) Maths
• BSc (Hons) Chemistry
• BSc Animation & Multimedia
• BSc (Hons) Physics
• BSc Mathematics & Computing

YMCA University BSc eligibility varies depending on the choice of specialisation. Tabulated below are the course-wise eligibility conditions to be met:

Course	Eligibility Criteria
BSc (Mathematics & Computing/Physics/Maths)	Passed Class 12, securing a minimum of 50% marks in the aggregate (45% for SC/ST candidates of Haryana only) in the subjects Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry, and must have passed in each of the concerned three subjects
BSc (Chemistry)	Passed Class 12, securing a minimum of 50% marks in the aggregate (45% for SC/ST candidates of Haryana only) in the subjects Chemistry, Physics and Biology/Mathematics and must have passed in each of the concerned three subjects (as supported by the Certificate issued by
Animation & Multimedia	Passed Class 12, securing a minimum of 50% marks in the aggregate (45% for SC/ST candidates of Haryana only)