What is the structure of BSc Hons courses at Christ University Delhi?

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Christ University Delhi BSc (H) syllabus is divided into a semester pattern. The programme consists of six semesters. Each semester, students have to study various subjects that help them gain understanding of chosen specialisations. Moreover, the curriculum includes both theoretical and practical s

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