NPC College of Science and management

1. Bachelor of Business Administration BBA (Hons)
Eligibility: Class XII, with English

Course Perspective: BBA (Hons) is a three year bachelor degree course which may be considered the first step in attaining the much coveted MBA Degree. Although students may get admitted to MBA course without having BBA degree, BBA students definately have an extra edge.

Future Scope: Students may undertake MBA course but even without it there is an excellent scope of service in different firms as the demand of such professionals is ever increasing.

2. Bachelor Of Computer Application BCA
Eligibility: Class XII, with Mathematics / Statistics

Course Perspective: It is needless to emphasize the perspectives of BCA Course. With rapid increase in computer literacy and use of computers in almost all spheres of life. In this three years course, a student is made proficient in Computer programming, animation and other basic aspects of Computer Science. A BCA may opt for the MCA course. There is a good demand of computer professionals in all spheres of life. For example, Software Industry, Call centres, Banks, Educational Institutions, aspiring graduates may even open their own firms.

3. Hospital Management H.M
Eligibility: Class XII, from any stream.

Course Perspective:This course is designed for students who wish to be future hospital managers and can do the management of the hospital or health centre effectively. To plan, manage and market the running of hospitals and clinics, there is a need of highly efficient professionals. Recently the Govt of West Bengal is also appointing HM Degree holders as Assistant Superintendents in government hospitals instead of proper doctors.

As we are running two hospitals and dental college in the same campus, our student will be more experienced then their counterparts. After passing out the HM Degree students may pursue for the pretigious MHM course which we hope to introduce shortly. Apart from scope in government and private hospitals, nursing homes and clinics, the more aspiring graduates can even open up their own clinics.

4. Bachelor of Optometry B.OPTM(4 year Degree course including 1 year Internship)
Eligibility: Class XII, with Mathematics / Biology

Course Perspective: In India there is an acute shortage of eye specialists. Moreover they are concentrated mostly in big cities, so that a huge rural and suburban population is totally deprived of primary eye care. To curb this gap Govt. of India has introduced the course and has set a target of one optometrist per 50,000 population by the year 2020.

Although the course was introduced earlier in other states of India, but in Bengal it is relatively new. So there is a huge potential for jobs in different hospitals and clinics. They may set up individuial practice and apart from prescribing spectacles they may prescribe contact lenses, low visions aids test and then give exercise for squint patients and open up diagnostic clinics with machines like biometry and perimetry. They may prescribe certain medicines and refer patients to specialists.

As there is no council of optometry in India hence clinical registration is not needed. There is a huge scope for overseas employment.