Bhaskaracharya College of Applied Sciences B.Sc Review By Abhimanyu Kumar

Bhaskaracharya College of Applied Sciences is a constituent public college of the University of Delhi. It is a NAAC A++ accredited college with NIRF ranking 22. It offers multiple specialisations in different courses around B.Sc honours. The college is in the middle of the city with a green campus and good faculty and offers many facilities which will lead to overall development, ranging from different college trips or organising fests.

If considering faculty, almost all the faculty have a minimum qualification of Ph.D. To get into this college, the minimum requirement is that one should have passed 12th with science as a background and should have qualified the CUET-UG entrance test and then one needs to apply for CSAS counseling for the University of Delhi. Then those who have passed down the cut-off are called for document verification and orientation program.

The faculty members have a minimum qualification of Ph.D and they are experts in their field. Each faculty teaches the students differently using their teaching style wherever needed. Since this is a science college they put similar effort into getting the students to do the things practically. This practical orientation makes the subjects more lovable. They even use different technologies such as Microsoft Teams and PowerPoint presentations to make one understand easily.

There is not much placement; most students go for higher education. Although recently, a few companies specialising in consultation came for recruitment.

The institute does not provide any residential facility.

The campus is all around surrounded by trees which give you a vibe of nature. The basic facilities include a departmental laboratory which has good and well-maintained instruments. The campus even has a 3 story library with a stock of around 27 thousand books. The campus even has good football, cricket, basketball, and volleyball grounds. The campus even has a table tennis room and 2 badminton courts.

The overall campus life would look worthwhile once you get to graduate. Since the college is an off-campus unit of the University of Delhi so one cannot have a great life as a main campus student but you would have great experiences with your friends made in college. As aptly said, places don't make a difference people do. Now considering different fests, the college even organises its annual as well as departmental fests but they are not as big as the north campus. The college has different clubs and societies that actively participate in the different colleges and college programs. The college organises an annual sports meet which lasts for a week and ends with the prize distribution and athletics meet. The college even has an NCC unit where one can join and even can join NSS.