Kasturba Gandhi B.Sc. Admissions: Apply for Math, CS, AI & ML based on merit

Kasturba Gandhi Degree & PG College for Women, located in Secunderabad, Telangana, has opened admissions for its Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) program featuring a specialized subject combination of Mathematics, Computer Science, and Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning. This full-time, three-year undergraduate degree is offered under the affiliation of Osmania University, Hyderabad.

The college, established in 1973, is accredited by AICTE and NAAC, and offers 25 courses across five streams, including popular degrees such as BSc, B.Com, BA, MSc, and M.Com. Admissions for the B.Sc. program are determined by merit and the candidate’s performance in Computer Science.

Eligibility and Admission Process

Prospective students for the B.Sc. program must have passed their Higher Secondary/Intermediate (10+2) examination with a science stream or an equivalent qualification. The admission process at Kasturba Gandhi Degree & PG College for Women grants entry based on a combination of academic merit and specific performance in Computer Science, as outlined by the institution.

The B.Sc. program is structured as a full-time course, spanning three years to complete the undergraduate degree. The specific subject combination available for this B.Sc. includes Mathematics, Computer Science, and Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning, catering to students interested in these interdisciplinary fields.

Institutional Focus and Sustainability Initiatives

Kasturba Gandhi Degree & PG College for Women operates as a private institution with a stated focus on research and innovation. Beyond academics, the college emphasizes activities related to infrastructure, extracurriculars, and collaborations. Placement options are available for students in corporates, the public sector, and entrepreneurship.

In 2025, the institution strengthened its commitment to sustainability by expanding and upgrading green initiatives. This included rolling out digital sustainability and waste management initiatives, along with student-led environmental activities such as tree plantation drives and cleanliness campaigns. The college also continued eco-friendly cultural practices, like promoting eco-friendly Ganesha idols, and reinforced water conservation and energy efficiency measures. A detailed waste audit was conducted in 2025 to assess waste management strategies, and recycling practices were made more systematic with improved waste segregation. Using e-contents and digital platforms was widely implemented to minimize printing. The rainwater harvesting system is fully operational and maintained for water conservation, and more indoor plants were introduced in classrooms and common areas to enhance air quality. Energy conservation measures included strict monitoring to ensure electronic devices are switched off and unplugged after use. Commerce students are active in the Green Club, Entrepreneurship Club, and Consumer Club, with Uradi Priyamvada from B.A Final Year serving as the Vice President of the Student Council.

Written by Nishit Kumar

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