B.Sc (Hons.)

Science affects everyday life. New inventions and innovations keep happening rapidly. To align students with the 21st-century skills that are disrupting the current job market, the need-of-the-hour specializations offered at Woxsen make our graduates confident in industry relevance, competitiveness, and job readiness. Woxsen has curated six exclusive specializations:

• Applied Mathematics
• Physics
• Chemistry
• Biotechnology
• Computer Science
• Data Science and AI

Woxsen's pedagogy believes in 40% of practical learning through Live Projects, Behavioural & AI Labs, Guest Lectures from Industry Experts, Workshops, International Conferences, and Internships.

Woxsen's dedicated placement cell not only provides assistance for internship & final placement but also prepares students with Interview Skills, Resume Writing, Communication Skills & more. With 100% placement track-record, Woxsen is a name to reckon with amongst recruiters representing leading corporates.

The B.Sc. (Hons.) Program offered at Woxsen University is a Residential Program. Therefore, the fee structure includes Academic Fees + Accommodation & Food Charges. To download the B.Sc (Hons.) Fee Structure, click here

Woxsen University believes in the holistic development of its students as well as academic excellence. The diverse and vibrant student community participates in a variety of activities, including 24 student clubs, events, competitions, and more. Woxsen's sports arena, called "The League," provides a plethora of International Standard facilities for those interested in sports, while the gym caters to fitness enthusiasts. The campus also has cafes and a multi-cuisine restaurant where students can socialize and unwind.

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To apply for B.Sc (Hons.) Program, one must appear for Woxsen Aptitude Test (WAT) or submit SAT or CUET score followed by Psychometric Test and Personal Interview. The WAT is an online 1 hour test of 100 marks covering Quantitative Aptitude, English, Reasoning, Reading Comprehension, and General Knowledge. In WAT, no negative marking is incorporated.

Some of specialized courses are taught by foreign faculties of highly reputed universities and industrial practitioners.

Some of specialized courses are taught by foreign faculties of highly reputed universities and industrial practitioners.

Some of the specialized courses are taught by foreign faculties of highly reputed universities and industrial practitioners.

You will have access to:

• research laboratories
• the University's libraries
• computer facilities

You will be taught through a combination of:

• lectures
• laboratory classes
• problem-solving workshops
• tutorials with a high staff-to-student ratio

In your first two years, you will undertake 20 hours per week of timetabled study.

Normally, you should also dedicate an additional 15 hours to prepare for:

• tutorials
• writing lab reports
• private study

In later years, you will undertake more practical learning and research project work.

As you produce posters, reports, and a final year thesis, you will develop skills in:

• written communication
• report writing
• IT
• oral presentation skills (from formal presentations)

You will also develop practical skills and an awareness of the safety aspects of laboratory work and risk-assessment throughout the programme.

You will build these skills further through a substantial research project in the final year.

Some of the specialized courses are taught by foreign faculty of highly reputed universities and industrial experts.