The Faculty of Science is a core academic division in most universities that focuses on the study and advancement of the natural and physical sciences. It typically includes departments such as Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Mathematics, Computer Science, Environmental Science, and Earth Sciences. This faculty plays a crucial role in fostering scientific knowledge, research, and innovation.

Many science graduates pursue postgraduate studies (MSc, PhD) or professional certifications to specialize further and improve their career prospects. Fields like biotechnology, data science, climate science, and AI are especially in demand..

Subject within the faculty of science are:

At the graduation level in a science faculty, common subject combinations include Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics (PCM); Physics, Chemistry, and Biology (PCB); or Physics, Computer Science, and Mathematics. Other combinations can include Zoology, Botany, and various combinations of these with Computer Science or Mathematics. Common Subject Combinations:
PCM (Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics): This is a very popular and foundational combination for many science-related degrees.
PCB (Physics, Chemistry, and Biology): This combination is suitable for students interested in biological sciences.
Other Combinations:
Physics, Chemistry, and Zoology.
Physics, Computer Science, and Mathematics.
Botany, Chemistry, and Mathematics.
Botany, Computer Science, and Mathematics.
Botany, Chemistry, and Zoology.
Computer Science, Mathematics, and any other science subject.

Eligibility Criteria:

for a B.Sc. program, you typically need to have passed your Class 12 (10+2) or equivalent examination with a science stream, including subjects like Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and Mathematics. .

for an M.Sc. program, you generally need a Bachelor's degree in a science-related field from a recognized university or institution. Most institutions require a minimum percentage of marks in the undergraduate degree, often between 50% and 60%.