JC Bose University Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

My course curriculum includes practicals as well as theory classes, it lowkey prepares you for real world because you understand the correlation between the hardwork and the skills u might need for in real life situations, the frequency and time teaches you how to deal with situations and discipline your time schedule management

I choose the curriculum life sciences which includes zoology, chemistry, botany, Computer technology and biostatistics I like these subjects and interesting to study, preparation is all good every time, the improvement should be more written content in class timing of exams is of 3 hours

The course name Bsc. Life Sciences need some improvement and have so many issues related to placement and related to Subject they taught us the subjects that we doesn't need to study. i.e in your way a 11th and 12th medical student can forced to study maths In their subject curriculum.

BSc Life Science course programme is a three-year undergraduate programme that focuses on the study of various life processes in plants, animals, and organisms.Jobs after B.Sc Life Sciences are available in both the public sector and in the private sector. The graduates can work in the field of Education, Colleges, Research, Nutrition, and Teaching. B.Sc Life Sciences scope can also be increased with an added experience of legitimacy even as it involves reading potential.

My course is bsc life science it is a good course . Student who want to go in reasearch can choose this course . In this course we get the good knowledge of chemistry and biology and various extra subjects like computer language or mushroom buisness

The course I choosed was multi domain driven so that's why I choosed this course but as our batch was the first batch of life sciences stream we adjusted allot with làb equipments but the curriculum was designed wisely to teach you the practical knowledge but the syllabus was little vast.

I opted for this course as I wanted to pursue biotechnology, and since there was no separate bachelor's course for biotechnology, I chose BSc life sciences. It will provide me with the option to choose biotechnology further in future during masters.

The course is according to the NEP and with various subjects it does make a student prepared for different fields not related to the course. With two lab courses we get the practical aspects of our course. The exams are conducted three times in a semester two sessionals and one end sem this does prepare students for end sem and makes the study easy.

I choose the course (B. Sc. Life Sciences) as it was the molong with optional and additional subjects St. versatile and gave me the best options to explore a variety ovar subjects. The course included Chemistry, Botany and Zoology that change every semester. The faculty student ratio is 2:50 average per subject. The faculty are mostly PhDs and senior teachers with great knowledge. Some of the teachers have good teaching methods but cannot say the same about others. The exams were held timely. There's sometimes issue with the spacing between two exams, where sessional exams were held very close to semester end exams. The exam level is easy to moderate and it's very easy to pass them.

As a student of medicine, I pursued this course to get into the scientific field of medicine and biotechnology. Faculty for life sciences are less as the course is new but the institute is recruiting as of now. There are 57 students in our batch of Life sciences which is kind of chaos. All the faculty are well qualified which you can also check on jc Bose website. Teaching methods are normal that are on board with a marker. Term exams are of 75 marks in which we get 3 hours and the paper level is moderate.