Undergraduate Admission

Eligibilty for Computer Science

• Students with Mathematics as a subject in 12th standard
  The Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Computer Science is open to anyone who has completed Class 12 or equivalent with Mathematics as a subject (see Programme Description for important details).
• Students without Mathematics as a subject in the 12th standard.
  Candidates who have been admitted to the university in another Major or Undeclared Major/Programme and who do not have Mathematics at Class 12, will have to take prescribed courses at the university and achieve a satisfactory grade in those courses as prescribed by the University (Please see Programme description for details) before they can apply for a change in Major to Computer Science.

* Please note that this programme requires a strong background and preparation in Mathematics demonstrated by a high level of achievement in Mathematics at Class 11 and 12 and in the initial Mathematics courses at the university. The following preparation will be required based on the marks scored in Mathematics at Class 12.

• If the candidate scores more than or equal to 70% in Mathematics at Class 12 or equivalent, she is eligible to take MAT282 (Multivariate Calculus).
• If the candidate scores less than 70% in Mathematics at Class 12 or equivalent, she has to appear in the University’s prescribed Diagnostic Test in Mathematics at the Class 12 level. Upon passing this test, she is eligible to take MAT282. Otherwise, she has to take MAT146 (Intermediate Calculus, a pre-requisite for MAT282) before enrolling for MAT282. This can be counted as a part of GER or Free Electives.
• Candidates who do not have Mathematics at Class 12, must take the following courses at the university that can be counted as a part of GER or Free Electives.
  STA101: Introductory Statistics
  MAT142: Introductory Calculus
  MAT146: Intermediate Calculus
  Upon successfully completing MAT146, she may register for MAT282.

Eligibilty for Life Sciences

• Students with Biology, Physics, Chemistry subjects in the 12th standard
  Admission Eligibility - The Integrated Master of Science in Life Sciences programme is open to anyone who has completed class 12 or equivalent with Biology, Physics and Chemistry – all three subjects being required.
• Students without Biology/Chemistry/Physics as a subject in the 12th standard
  Candidates who do not have one or more of these subjects at class 12, will have to take prescribed MOOC Courses in one or more subjects out of Biology/Chemistry/Physics (whichever were not at her plus two-level) and achieve a satisfactory grade in those courses as prescribed by the University. The student can then apply for a Major in Life Sciences. Credits or Grades obtained in the above referred MOOC (qualifying exams) courses will not appear in the University transcripts.
  For the above category of students, over and above the subject specific MOOC Courses, the University may also insist on clearing its own Diagnostic Test, in the corresponding subject(s) (up to class 12 level Biology and/or Physics and/or Chemistry of the CBSE level) to be conducted in June every year. Based on the scores/grades of the candidate, a committee constituted by the university may approve the admission to the major. The committee may also suggest a few extra courses to the candidate based on the performance.

Eligibilty for Physics

Physics and Mathematics in Class 12 are compulsory.