Bachelor of Science (Biochemistry) (BSCFBC) | IGNOU

1. Introduction to Credit System

This section provides an overview of the credit system followed by the University for all its programmes. It explains that one credit equals 30 hours of study time for learners. It also outlines the credit requirements for earning Bachelor's Degree with Major in Biochemistry and emphasizes the importance of completing the required credits within a specific timeframe.

2. Bachelor's Degree Requirements

This section elaborates on the credit requirements for earning a Bachelor's Degree with Major in Biochemistry. It states that a minimum of 120 credits must be earned over a minimum of six semesters (three years) to complete the programme. It also mentions that Honours degree programmes require a credit load of 160 credits over four years.

3. Objectives of the Programme

This section outlines the objectives of the Bachelor's Degree programme in Biochemistry:

3.1. Introduction to Main Themes and Topics

The programme aims to introduce learners to the main themes and topics in Biochemistry, providing them with a foundational understanding of the subject.

3.2. Ability and Skill Enhancement

Students are exposed to courses that enhance their abilities and skills, preparing them for the demands of the field of Biochemistry.

3.3. Development of Reading and Writing Skills

Through assignments and laboratory practices tailored for undergraduate study, students develop essential reading and writing skills necessary for academic success in Biochemistry.

3.4. Promotion of Interdisciplinary Approach

The programme encourages students to take courses outside their disciplines, fostering an interdisciplinary approach that enriches their learning experience.

4. Eligibility and Medium of Instruction

This section provides information about the eligibility criteria and medium of instruction for the Bachelor's Degree programme in Biochemistry:

4.1. Eligibility Criteria

Prospective students must have passed their 10+2 examinations with science subjects, namely, Biology, Chemistry, and Physics, to be eligible for admission to the programme.

4.2. Medium of Instruction

The medium of instruction for the programme is available in both English and Hindi, catering to students from diverse linguistic backgrounds.

1st and 2nd Semester Courses for Bachelor of Science (Biochemistry) (BSCFBC)

Discipline Specific Courses

Interdisciplinary Courses

Ability Enhancement Course

Value-Added Course

Vocational Courses

Skill Enhancement Courses