New Delhi, September 26: Universities and colleges across India have begun the BSc admission 2025 process, inviting applications for undergraduate science courses in disciplines such as Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Biotechnology, Computer Science, and Life Sciences.
The three-year Bachelor of Science (BSc) programme remains one of the most popular undergraduate choices for students who have cleared Class 12 with Science stream (Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Mathematics). Most institutions require a minimum of 50% aggregate marks for eligibility, while top universities admit students based on entrance tests or merit lists.
According to education experts, the demand for BSc courses in India continues to rise due to career opportunities in research, academia, pharmaceuticals, data science, IT, and government services. Specialisations like Biotechnology, Computer Science and Environmental Science are seeing higher enrolment.
Application forms for BSc admission 2025 are available both online and offline, with deadlines varying from state to state. While central universities such as Delhi University and BHU admit students through CUET, several state and private universities follow their own admission process.
Officials advise aspirants to check eligibility, course details, and fee structures carefully before applying. The average BSc course fee ranges from ₹20,000 to ₹80,000 per year, depending on the institution.
With admissions now open, lakhs of students are expected to apply for BSc admission 2025 to secure seats in India’s leading science colleges and universities.