Department of Physical Sciences / B.Sc. Computer Science, Statistics
The B.Sc. Computer Science & Statistics (Dual Major) programme integrates two highly complementary and intellectually powerful disciplines. Computer Science forms the backbone of modern technological advancements across communication, healthcare, finance, automation, cybersecurity, business intelligence and scientific research. The programme equips students with strong computational foundations, including programming, data structures, algorithms, database systems, AI/ML fundamentals and software development.
Statistics focuses on data collection, analysis, interpretation and decision-making across public health, finance, research, policy-making, market analytics, data science, quality management and national statistical systems. Students learn distribution theory, sampling, statistical inference, index numbers, data analysis and statistical quality control with modern tools such as Excel and R. Together, Computer Science and Statistics empower students to manage, process and interpret data with computational efficiency—preparing them for data-driven careers and interdisciplinary roles in emerging technology domains.
The B.Sc. is a three-year degree programme. However, as per the provisions of the new National Education Policy (NEP 2020), a student may continue into the fourth year and earn a B.Sc. Honours degree.
Dual foundation in computational thinking and statistical analysis — key skills for today’s data-driven world.
Balanced through programming labs, statistical labs, projects, fieldwork and tools such as Excel, R, Python and SQL.
Three-year B.Sc. degree with the option to continue into the fourth year and earn a B.Sc. Honours degree under NEP 2020.
Graduates pursue opportunities in IT, analytics, research, public sector, finance, consulting and higher studies.
A dual-major B.Sc. integrating computational foundations with statistical analysis for data-driven careers.
Programme: Bachelor of Science (Dual Major)
Specialisation: Computer Science & Statistics
Duration: 3 Years (Optional 4th Year – B.Sc. Honours under NEP 2020)
Mode: Full-Time Undergraduate Programme
Academic Focus: Programming, algorithms, databases, AI/ML; probability, inference, sampling, SQC and applied statistics
Tools: Excel, R, Python, SQL and data visualisation platforms
Review the mandatory academic qualifications and minimum score criteria required for admission.
Candidates who have completed Higher Secondary (10+2/PUC) or equivalent with 40% aggregate (or equivalent CGPA) and have studied Mathematics, Statistics or Computer Science as one of the subjects are eligible.
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Programming, data structures, algorithms, databases, operating systems, computer networks, AI/ML basics and software engineering.
Probability, distributions, index numbers, statistical inference, sampling theory, SQC and applied statistics.
Data analysis using Excel, R and introductory Python for statistical computing and visualisation.
Applying statistical and computational thinking to solve real-world problems through labs, projects and fieldwork.
Analytical reasoning, logical thinking, problem-solving and data-driven decision making.
Preparation for IT, analytics, research, public sector, finance, consulting and higher studies.
Data drives decisions across industry, research and policy. Professionals who can both process data computationally and interpret it statistically are in strong demand across technology and analytics roles.
The B.Sc. Computer Science & Statistics dual major at Kristu Jayanti integrates programming, systems and AI/ML foundations with probability, inference, sampling and applied statistics—supported by labs, projects and tools such as Excel, R, Python and SQL.
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With dual depth in computer science and statistics, graduates are prepared for data-driven careers across IT, analytics, research and related sectors.