Hello student. Both of these two give exposure to the branch you wish to pursue. But there are thin lines of difference between these two. B.A in animationand vfx deals with only arts subjects till the end and is a bit easier. whereas B.Sc in animation and vfx deals with science and also few of the arts subjects and also a bit tougher. But bsc has brighter future and more opportunities. So if you are willing to put in much of hardwork, go for bsc

Hello aspirant

Bachelor of science is a three years undergraduate course. The eligibility for the course is that you must have passed xii Science with minimum 50% marks in PCB/ PCM for general category.

Now your xii board score is 83% which is quite a good score so you need not worry for BSC Admission. Talking about cut off of college you have mentioned, there is no specific cut off for BSC course . It also depends upon which subject you choose for BSC . For BSC in Computer Science and IT stream you must be a maths student. Cut off for these courses is usually higher than other subjects. Merit list is prepared on the basis of xii board score for BSC course so you will get admission.

According to resources you are eligible.

Eligibility criteria--

YEARS OF STUDY REQUIRED

a four-year Bachelor's Degree or a Master's degree

OVERALL GRADE REQUIRED

First Class/Division 1 (65%) or Very Good (8 on a 10-point scale)

CREDENTIALS OR DEGREES REQUIRED

Bachelor degree in Engineering, Forestry or Medicine, Bachelor's degree

Just provide the Institution name we would then provide you contact details of it,then you confirm there.

Christ University is one of the best college in Bangalore which offers bsc in computer science, mathematics and statistics.

No , I am afraid that by doing only Bachelor in Science you can not become professor in any university or Institute.

For becoming a professor One must have a Masters degree in that fied .Hence for you , you need to have Masters in Science MSc in your desired stream .

Second step would be to do Bed i.e. Bachelor of Education course and then after successfully completion of B.Ed you need to give the entrance exam called as NET i.e. NATIONAL ELIGIBILITY TEST and then you will be a professor .

If you don't wanna give NET you should opt for a PHd degree and then apply for professor job.

Hope I made myself clear .

Thank you

Hello!

The Bachelor of Science (BSc) is a three-year undergraduate degree which enables each student to develop his or her own interests in a science subject (science major) and related subjects. Students have the flexibility to combine their major subject with other science subjects, as well as subjects from other disciplines across the University.

If you are interested for doing the job then I would suggest you to prepare the Gov. Exams like Banking, SSCGL, RRB etc. Or you can go for -

Sociologist

Anthropologist

Public relations specialist

Non-profit employee

Social worker

Journalist

Communications specialist

Environmental impact assessor

Cartographer

Economist

Compliance manager

Survey researchers

Curator

Research analyst

Teachers

Technical Writer/Editor

Consultant

Thankyou!

Hope it helps!

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