The BSc MSCS (Mathematics, Statistics, and Computer Science) course is a three-year undergraduate program designed to provide a strong foundation in quantitative and computational disciplines. The program is divided into six semesters, with each semester covering core subjects in mathematics, statistical methods, and computer science, along with elective and practical coursework.
This interdisciplinary course equips students with analytical, problem-solving, and programming skills, making them suitable for various career paths in data science, software development, financial analysis, and research. Some universities may offer an honors degree or an integrated MSc program, extending the duration to four or five years. However, the standard duration for most institutions remains three years. Students can also pursue higher education, such as MSc, MCA, or professional certifications, after completing this degree.