Bachelor of Science (Physics, Chemistry, and Biology)
A BSc PCB refers to a Bachelor of Science degree where the student has studied Physics, Chemistry, and Biology in their 10+2 education or undergraduate specialization. This academic pathway provides a strong foundation in the natural sciences, enabling students to pursue various specialized undergraduate degrees such as Bachelor of Biotechnology, Bachelor of Microbiology, Bachelor of Forensic Science, Bachelor of Nursing, or even a specialized BSc in Physics, Chemistry, or Biology itself.
- P: hysics, Chemistry, and Biology are the three core subjects studied at the senior secondary (10+2) level in India.
- It is a common science stream for students interested in medicine, healthcare, and other life sciences.
ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA
- 10+2 (Higher Secondary) with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology as main subjects.
- Minimum marks required: 45–55% aggregate (varies across universities).
Skills Developed
- Scientific knowledge of living systems, chemical reactions, and physical principles
- Practical lab skills (dissections, experiments, chemical analysis, instrumentation)
- Data collection, analysis, and interpretation
- Research methodology and problem-solving
- Academic writing and presentation skills
Higher Studies
- M.Sc. in Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Environmental Science, Biochemistry, Biotechnology, Microbiology, etc.
- Professional Courses: M.Sc. Biotech, M.Sc. Microbiology, M.Sc. Environmental Science
- Medical & Allied Fields: M.Sc. Forensic Science, Public Health, Nutrition, etc.
- Postgraduate Teaching (with B.Ed. or NET for university-level teaching)
Job Opportunities
- Healthcare & Pharma: Laboratory technician, Quality control officer, Pharma sales, Clinical research associate
- Research & Development: Assistant in research labs, biotech firms, agricultural & environmental projects
- Education: Teacher (after B.Ed.), Lecturer (after NET/SET)
- Government Exams: UPSC, SSC, Banking, State PSC, Defense, etc.
- Other Sectors: Environmental consultancies, Food & Agriculture industry, NGOs