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Item No. 37/ C-4 O.A. No.1854/2018 "Subject: Equivalence of B.Sc. (G) Computer Science, B.Sc. (G) Applied Physical Sciences and B.Sc. Physical Science Degree of University of Delhi.

Dear Sir, This is to bring to your notice that consequent to the change in nomenclature adopted by the Delhi University, the following courses are equivalent.

B.Sc. (G) Computer Science (Upto 2004) Encl.1(1) B.Sc.(G) Applied Physical (2005-2009) Encl.1(2) Sciences B.Sc. Physical Science (2010-2013) Encl.2 B.Sc. Program Computer (2015 onwards) Encl.3 Science (CBCS) Minutes of relevant Council meetings are enclosed for above mentioned changes."

3. Learned counsel argues that without any ambiguity this communication clarifies that probably a confusion and misunderstanding had arisen only on account of change in nomenclature and this communication conclusively establishes that B.Sc. (Computer Science) and B.Sc. Applied Physical Science and B.Sc. Physical Science are to be considered one and the same. In fact, it states that they are identical which is more than just equivalence. To further substantiate this argument, he draws attention to a bulletin of information of the University of Delhi which is placed at (Annexure P-5) of the rejoinder affidavit, wherein one of the requirements of the course in M.Sc. (Computer Science) is B.Sc. Applied Physical Science apart from B.Sc. in Computer Science. He argues that this would further establish that Computer Science and Applied Physical Science are one and the same, otherwise why would the University allow Bachelors Degree holders in Applied Physical Science admission in the M.Sc. (Computer Science). xxxx

"Subject: Equivalence of B.Sc.(G) Computer Science, B.Sc.(G) Applied Physical Sciences and B.Sc. Physical Science Degree of University of Delhi Dear Sir, This is to bring to your notice that consequent to the change in nomenclature adopted by the Delhi University, the following courses are equivalent.
B.Sc. (G) Computer Science (Upto 2004) Encl.1(1) B.Sc.(G) Applied Physical (2005-2009) Encl.1(2) Sciences B.Sc. Physical Science (2010-2013) Encl.2 B.Sc. Program Computer (2015 onwards) Encl.3 Science (CBCS) Minutes of relevant Council meetings are enclosed for above mentioned changes."
3. Yes, Computer taught in all three years of the course in B.Sc. Applied Physical Science (2007- 2010).
4. Current name of B.Sc. Applied Physical Science is B.Sc. Programme (2017-2018)."
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        Item No. 37/ C-4                                    O.A. No.1854/2018

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      9.50               We may also highlight that the National
Education Policy (NEP) 2020, calls for multi-disciplinarily and flexibility which is the fundamental in the field of education. It is also relevant that top companies who recruit graduates from B.Sc. Applied Science which illustratively are Oracle, Adobe, Reliance, Apollo, Genpact, Wifi networks, HP, APAC, ITC Infotech, HCL etc. The stand taken by the respondents that Computer Science is not a main subject either in B.Sc. Applied Physical Science or Physical Science is belied from the very fact that the colleges under the aegis of the University have certified that CS 110 Computer application is a main subject in para-1. Further, it has been certified that students have studied Computer Science as a main subject in all the three years. These facts are not in dispute. It is also important to note that for the purpose of taking admission in M.Sc. Computer Science, B.Sc. Program or B.Sc. Applied Physical Science with Mathematics and Computer Science/B.Sc. (General) Mathematical Sciences, with Maths and Computer Science from University of Delhi or any other University whose examination is recognized as equivalent to that of University of Delhi. Furthermore, Any Bachelor's Degree of University of Delhi with at least six papers in Computer Science and two papers in Mathematics under Semester system/at least three papers in Computer Science and one paper in Mathematics under Annual Examination System or any other University whose examination is recognized as equivalent to that of University of Delhi.