Why Study BSc Courses?

There are several reasons that support the fact of taking up a Bachelor of science as a career option. Listed below are a few of them for your reference,

• With 1,497,501 new employees in the Science and Technology industry in FY21, students will have plenty of employment options.
• India collaborates in science and technology with several African, ASEAN, BRICS, and EU nations, opening up a wide range of opportunities for students who wants to move abroad after complting BSc courses.
• The GOI approved the Deep Ocean Mission (DOM) in 2021, opening up opportunities for deep-sea technologies. Students who major in courses like BSc Microbiology, BSc Chemistry, BSc Nautical Science, BSc Biology, BSc Biochemistry, etc. would have the opportunity to work in deep-sea mining, deep-sea exploration, marine biology, etc.
• India’s healthcare sector employs more than 4.7 Million people in India, thus becoming one of the highest employers in India. Students studying BSc Nursing, BSc Microbiology, BSc physiotherapy, have great scope in the healthcare industry in India.
• India has a very diversified chemical Industry with over 80,000 commercial products which can be classified into bulk chemicals, specialty chemicals, agrochemicals, petrochemicals, polymers and fertilizers. Students studying BSc chemistry, BSc Biochemistry, BSc industrial chemistry will have great opportunities in the field which will rise from USD 179 Billion in 2019 to USD 304 Billion in 2025.
• The biotechnology industry in India is growing at a rapid pace with 5,000 biotech companies (4,240 start-ups and 760 core companies). The number of startups will reach 10,000 by 2024. This will give massive opportunities for BTech biotechnology, BSc Biotechnology and MBA Biotechnology students.