I have completed first year of B.Sc but want to pursue B.Sc (Hons) in any specialisation. What is the procedure to do the same?

<p>Some of the factors that might determine how a student moves from the general B.Sc. to B.Sc. (Hons) in a specialisation after completing the first year or first semester are anchored on the policies of the universities or colleges. Typically, the steps are:</p><p>1. Eligibility: They have certain academic standards which must be fulfilled, for instance, there are particular percentages (from 60 to 75) for passing of the first-year B.Sc. courses.</p><p><br>2. Application Process: Forward it directly to the desired university or department if applying for lateral entry or for the fresh B.Sc.<br> (Hons.) admissions.</p><p><br>3. Credit Transfer (if applicable): Some universities accept transfers, allowing you to walk in at the second year's level. Some may need to start from the scratch.</p><p><br>4. Entrance Exam or Merit: It can either be through entrance tests or first semester weighted average and national relied tests. For instance, Delhi University considers merit for the shift to specialization.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Relevant section of the particular university should be consulted in detail.</p><p>&nbsp;</p>

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